William Leo Sutton
November 7, 1935 ~ June 1, 2024
Born in:
White Bluff, TN
Resided in:
White Bluff, TN
William Leo “Buddy” Sutton, age 88, passed away peacefully on June 1st, 2024, at his home in White Bluff, TN. William is survived by many friends and family but leaves his legacy behind with his grandson and great-grandchildren.
William was born on November 7th, 1935, in White Bluff, TN to William Willis Sutton and Estelle Baker. He worked as a mechanic at Cadillac and spent his younger years in the Army. He loved spending time with his friends and all his family. He enjoyed his 4 am coffee dates with his best friends at Lucky’s Gas Station, but most importantly, he loved tinkering in the barn working on cars and mowing the lawn.
While William left us far too soon, the impact he had on his family and friends will be felt for years to come. Despite battling cancer and dealing with the effects of a stroke, he never lost his sense of humor. William loved picking at his friends and joking with his grandson. He had a great ability to tell stories and make others smile. He will be greatly missed! William truly lived life to the fullest and his memory will forever be held in the hearts of all that knew him.
Arrangements in care of Compassion Funeral & Cremation Services. We are proud to be West Nashville & Bellevue’s only locally owned and operated burial & cremation provider.
You were a bright star to all who knew you. You are loved and missed dearly. Rest in Peace Uncle Buddy and give dad a hug from me.
Bill was the BEST PERSON you could ever ask for, he LOVED a home cooked meal & sweet tea & a good card game after , I was blessed to have him & for many years on Saturday night I cooked him home cooked meals & a nite if cards after. We took many trips to Peigon Forge ( the mountains) & always had a blast . In the Mountains I would go get our coffee & we would sit & have talks & then he would say it’s BREAKFAST TIME , I will cherish my wonderful memories of you .Rest in PEACE UNCLE BILL ,you will FOREVER be in my HEART & MEMORIES
Go rest high on that mountain , the work you did on earth was beyond WELL DONE . 💔🙏💝