KLUTTZ OBITUARIES, Henry County, Missouri
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KLUTTZ, Harry L. 1928 - 2000

Kansas City Star, Apr 24 2000 - Harry L. Kluttz, retired Kansas City educator and 
friend to thousands throughout the nation, passed away early Saturday morning, 
April 22, 2000, at Trinity Lutheran Hospital, after a brief illness and surgery. 
Services will be at First Baptist Church of Kansas City at 100 W. Red Bridge Road 
on Wednesday, April 26, at 1:30 p.m., with interment at Englewood Cemetery in 
Clinton, MO. Visitation with family and friends will be at the Stine and McClure 
Chapel at 3235 Gillham Plaza on Tuesday, April 25, from 5-7 p.m. A memorial 
contribution to the Church or to the Habitat for Humanity is suggested. Harry was 
72 years old and a long time resident of Kansas City. He was born in Columbia, 
MO, on February 7, 1928, to Harry Lawson Kluttz and Grace Gibbs Kluttz. Harry 
graduated from high school in Mexico, MO, and attended Westminster College, 
where he found his life's work--teaching. H. L. was a TEACHER! His first two 
years were spent at Ruskin High School and then he moved into the city, where he 
spent the next 38 years at Paseo High School. He was assigned to teach social 
studies but his lessons were as much about humor, dignity, social grace and 
developing an understanding and appreciation of your own self-worth. On Sunday, 
his lessons moved to his beloved Church, where he taught Sunday School and 
served as a Deacon. Summers for Harry did not end his teaching and learning. He 
frequently traveled the world with friends always learning and sharing about 
different cultures. Also, summer for Harry meant camp and for many years he 
sponsored students to and served as a counselor for Camp Miniwanca, a Christian 
retreat for youth in Michigan. Yes, Harry was a social studies teacher, but he 
really taught about the highest glories of life. All who knew Harry were "his 
students" and he will be sadly missed by his family and friends whom he touched 
deeply. (Arrangements: D. W. Newcomer's Stine & McClure Chapel, 3235 Gillham 
Plaza)

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