Cutler Funeral Home has been serving LaPorte and the surrounding area since 1896. As such, the funeral home has ties with much of the past history of the community. This inheritance of community involvement continues through four generations of the Cutler family.
It has been our privilege to serve the families of La Porte and surrounding communities for years. To them and other families, we offer the highest standards of excellence, serving you with Faith, Compassion, Integrity and Friendship.
We at Cutler Funeral Home joyously thank our community for their heart warming support of the Cutler Cares, Project Warm Child by donating hats, gloves and money. We would like to recognize Dr. Judith A. DeMuth, Superintendent of LaPorte Community School Corporation and the teachers and counselors working in the schools for encouraging the effort and especially for helping to identify and distribute the gifts to specific children in need. Outstanding efforts were made by the Student Council and children of Crichfield School by participating in "Hat Day" to raise money for Project Warm Child. LaPorte High School Leo Club also came forth with a bigheartedness contribution of hats and gloves. We want to recognize LaPorte Savings Bank and the Herald Argus for helping us get the word out to all the generous hearts of LaPorte. We look forward to continued outpouring of generosity with this project next year.
Our sincerest thanks.
Bob, Cindy, Dale, Amanda and Yolanda
Please call us with any questions at 362-2828.
Yolanda Craft and Amanda Bowman of Cutler Funeral Home, show off some of the new hats and gloves to Logan Bowman and Rosie Korell . The new hats and gloves are being collected for Project Warm Child.
Yolanda Craft and Amanda Bowman of Cutler Funeral Home, show off some of the new hats and gloves to Logan Bowman and Rosie Korell . The new hats and gloves are being collected for Project Warm Child. 
