Alexis Dawn Zutaut otherwise known as Lexy Lulu, died peacefully on March 16, 2025, at 18 years of age in Boston Children’s Hospital surrounded by the love and comfort from her family. Born in Plymouth, daughter of Jason A. and Nicole E. (Casciano) Zutaut, she lived in Rochester all of her life.
Lexy enjoyed spending time with her family and friends giving the biggest smile and love to anyone that shared a moment with her. She had a pure genuine heart and a big, beautiful smile. Lexy was an inspiration to others with her strength and courage shown throughout her life. Anyone that got the opportunity to spend a minute of their time with her would feel her power of her love. She enjoyed going on family vacations to Cape Cod on Wequaquet lake where she could sit outside and feel the warm breezes passing by her face. She enjoyed sitting by the pool, on the deck in her blow-up air mattress we would create the perfect princess bed for her to relax in. Her facial expressions could light up a room when especially when her big brother would read stories to her. She loved the feeling of being held closely and squeezed tightly by her family and loved ones. But most importantly one thing to know about Lexy is she enjoyed the simple things in life love, compassion and companionship. Being together as a family, cuddling on the couch watching family movies. She loved her family spa time with her mom and dad. Even though Lexy had never had the chance to speak she shared so many thoughts, expressions and emotions. Her facial expressions represented a million words, and that was our language with her.
Family includes her parents, Jason and Nicole; a brother, Zachary Zutaut of Rochester; a sister, Paige Zutaut of Rochester; her grandmothers, Nancy Casciano and Jeanne Cote; her aunts and uncles, Chris and Newie Casciano, Dawn and Erik Christensen, Tony and Stephanie Casciano, Jannine Haggerty, Bob and Stephanie Zutaut, Sherie and Phill Noblin. Along with many beloved cousins. She was the granddaughter of the late Carmine Casciano and Robert Zutaut.
Alexis’s Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, April 5th at 10 am in St. Anthony’s Church, 26 Hammond St. Mattapoisett. Her family will receive guests from 9 am to 10 am at St. Anthony’s Church prior to her Mass. Arrangements are with the Saunders-Dwyer Mattapoisett Home for Funerals, 50 County Rd. (Rt. 6), Mattapoisett. For online guestbook, visit www.saundersdwyer.com.
