Background
Cuthbert was born in Sherwood, a suburb of Nottingham, England.
Cuthbert was born in Sherwood, a suburb of Nottingham, England.
He attended Nottingham High School and then studied at the University of London.
He was sent to Burma and arrived there about the end of the Second World War. He later served in Hong Kong and India and in the Air Ministry headquarters in England. Cuthbert married Muriel Olive Mason.
They had ten children.
After leaving the Royal Air Force in 1948, Cuthbert studied at the University of Nottingham. He received a degree in law and economics and then worked for a major chemical company.
In 1961, he became the first president of the church"s Leicester Stake. He also served as the first president of the Birmingham England Stake when it was organized in 1969.
He was then called as a regional representative.
While serving in this position, Cuthbert was one of the planners for the 1971 Manchester Area Conference. From 1975 to 1978, Cuthbert was president of the church"s Scotland Edinburgh Mission. During his presidency, 35 new wards and branches were organized.
He supervised the church in many areas.
From 1988 until 1991, Cuthbert served as a counselor to Robert L. Simpson, and then Hugh West. Pinnock in the General Presidency of the church"s Sunday School. Cuthbert died during the church"s general conference in 1991.
He was trained in the Japanese language and was a member of the Royal Air Force (Royal Air Force). Cuthbert became a member of the church"s First Quorum of the Seventy in 1978.