I hadn't seen that, but I've been reading the other tributes.
I always liked Mr. Cutler when I passed him - he was kind and considerate, and while I won't cop to these lengthy conversations with him, I remember being in the elevator with him and one of my peers, telling my peer about this awful trip home I'd had. She got off and I continued riding down with Mr. Cutler, and asked me, "Well? What happened?"
He wasn't an angel - but he was *good*. I learned so much about how lawyers should be from working at WCP. I consider having worked there my best job. Having lost both he and Mr. Pickering so close together, I hope that WCPH&D can continue their good works.
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Date: 2005-05-17 05:12 pm (UTC)I always liked Mr. Cutler when I passed him - he was kind and considerate, and while I won't cop to these lengthy conversations with him, I remember being in the elevator with him and one of my peers, telling my peer about this awful trip home I'd had. She got off and I continued riding down with Mr. Cutler, and asked me, "Well? What happened?"
He wasn't an angel - but he was *good*. I learned so much about how lawyers should be from working at WCP. I consider having worked there my best job. Having lost both he and Mr. Pickering so close together, I hope that WCPH&D can continue their good works.