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Jim williams posted a condolence
Monday, June 27, 2022
Barb and I loved this amazing man. We have never been members of the LDS church but in him we saw what the best could be. Simply stated he was the most important man in my life. He taught me so much most of it without saying a word. Jim and Barb Williams June 26 2022
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Daniel Moss lit a candle
Sunday, April 1, 2018
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President Huber was my mission president. I loved that man. Boy did he get you to work hard! He would always say to us missionaries “They don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care”. I’ve made that a family motto. All of my kids(5 and 5 foster) know that motto. And they all know how to work hard. You’ll be missed president.
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Linda Call Parrack posted a condolence
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
I loved that man. I knew him as my superintendent, as my stake president and as a sealer. He was amazing in all his roles!!!
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Rhonda Willford Eberst posted a condolence
Monday, January 15, 2018
Melvin was my mission President. I entered the mission the same time He and LaVer arrived in Columbus. I love him and am honored and blessed that not only was I able to serve with him but he was my friend. My life will eternally be blessed because of him. So happy he is with Sister Huber.
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Shelley Guthrie posted a condolence
Monday, January 15, 2018
I am so sorry for your loss. As you know already, he was such a great man! He was principle at Peoria HS when I was in grade school, early 70's. My older sister was in High school at that time and also loved him. I was a convert to the church in 1975, and through the years got to personally know him through the church. When my husband and I were sealed in the Mesa Temple in 2003, he was a sealer at that time. I had asked him if he would do the honors and he did! I think maybe in the 80's sometime, he was Peoria Stake President. I was in Peoria Stake. He is a very special man and impacted so many lives! I love him so much and he will be greatly missed by all!!
Shelley and Rick Guthrie
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Bob & Linda Blaylock posted a condolence
Sunday, January 14, 2018
How we love him!! We're so happy that we've stayed in touch over the years. We miss him already. We extend our love to his beloved family and many mutual friends. <3
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Susan L (Smith) Fox posted a condolence
Sunday, January 14, 2018
I, along with all the Alumni of Peoria High School, remember Mr Huber as a good man, a kind man, and a friend to all of us who were under his care in High School. It was an honor to see him at our 50th Class Reunion in 2012. He had a easy laugh and he cared about all of us even when we were no longer under his care. Rest in Peace Mr. Huber and be with the loved ones who preceded you to your final home.
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Catherine Huber Stander uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, January 13, 2018
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Catherine Huber Stander uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, January 13, 2018
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Catherine Huber Stander uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, January 13, 2018
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Melvin & La Ver Huber
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Catherine Huber Stander uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, January 13, 2018
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Joseph J. Lavin posted a condolence
Saturday, January 13, 2018
Had mister Huber my four years in school .Looked up to him and wanted to be like him, hope I made him happy.
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LaDonna McGarity Miranda posted a condolence
Saturday, January 13, 2018
My deepest condolences to Mr. Huber's family. I first met him at Peoria High School as a student, forty some years later our paths crossed once again this is when I really got to know him. We visited many times and our last visit was December 9,2017. I have been blessed and honored to have called him my Friend. Mr. Huber was a wonderful person. I will miss him and think of him often.
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LaDonna McGarity Miranda lit a candle
Saturday, January 13, 2018
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Marva-Jean Brown posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
I know you as a family know what a great man Pres. Huber is! But I would also like to let you know what he has meant to me in my life. Who is going to flick me in the neck now? haha
Where did I meet him first? It was at the Columbus, Ohio Airport, and he took one look at me and asked me why I was there. Sis. Brown you are not suppose to be here for another month. So began our friendship. He kept me near the mission home for all but 7 mon.,but even then I saw him every week. So I had the privilege of really getting to know him and Sis. Huber. I even had to stay at the mission home for a week or so as we were short Sis. Sis Huber was my companion.
He became my "spiritual" Giant. I loved the things I learned from him and they have helped me the rest of my life so far. They were also like my parents away from home. He supported us missionaries the best way he could, and I know he had to deal with some very hard situations while out there, as he confided in me, many of them. My dad had cancer when I went out, and Pres. let me phone them once a month for awhile, just to make sure he was ok. He knew I didn't take advantage of it and I wasn't homesick.
The Elders were afraid of him until they got to know him, and found out he was just a big teddy bear. But he had a lot of work ahead of him, in getting the missionaries working well. Because he could get the best out of most of the missionaries, we were the top baptizing mission in the Eastern States, and taught more men. That is really good! It says a lot about him and how he got us all to work well!
There are quite a few other things that Pres. had my companion and I do, and a few other missionaries. I felt very close to him. I have always felt very close. Since our missions have ended, and we have kept in contact.
Pres. and Sis. Huber came to Alberta and stayed with my folks and we took them around. Also visiting the other Albert missionaries. He also came along ways(from San Diego) to visit me when we had moved to Alameda. Cal. They made me feel so good! I had the privilege of staying with them a few times when they lived in Mesa and Cottonwood. The last time was about 5 years ago, with another elder, his wife and son. I was so glad my one daughter got to meet him then too. I have always told my kids, family & friends about my wonderful Mission Pres and his wife.
I talked to him just before Christmas, and I could tell he was very lonely like he was when our first SIs. Huber passed away. He'd always say he's just getting old and slowing down. I would say he has aged very well, as he looked pretty good!
Quite a few of my friends who have moved to Phoenix, gone to school, or what ever, I told them to look him up in the temple, and they have. Some have worked with him there, and just love him!!!
When I went through my most hardest trial so far, Pres. was there phoning me every two weeks, to see how I was doing. I could always feel his love and support. He wanted to help my kids with their missions also. Very generous!!!! But we were ok.
He always asked what I was doing in the church and hoping I was growing. I was! He would have gotten after me if I hadn't been. :)
Taking care of his sweet brides, he did very well, and his example was great on how a husband and wife should treat one another. One was the importance of eternal marriages of which he helped perform so many of.
There are so many other things, but I don't know the words to describe what he meant to me. I love him very much, and I will miss him so very much!
But I do know that he has had a wonderful reunion with both Sis. Hubers. and all his other family members and friends, and I look forward to being with them again.
Yes Carolyn, you are right, he lived a very good life!!! A wonderful Man!!!!
Love you Pres. from your little Canook! Marva-Jean
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Christine Wilson Bowling lit a candle
Friday, January 12, 2018
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Christine Wilson Bowling posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
Rest in peace Mr. Huber. It was an honor to have known you. You were such a blessing to the students of Peoria High School. I was in the class of 1971 and I was proud to have know you.
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Tammie Workman Wilson posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
He was a great home teacher,bishop,Stake president and man. He will be missed. It was always great to see him on the Peoria campus live him as a second father.
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Orvil Smith posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
I was one of President Huber’s missionaries in Columbus, OH. When I first met President I was very nervous around him as we did not get to know each other for a few months. I was then transferred to work in the office and for three months I worked closely with President Huber and his wife. I became very close to him and appreciated his spirit, insite and love for the missionaries. We studied scriptures together every morning and I was amazed how the scriptures came alive during those months. President Huber changed my perspective as a missionary and he helped me become a better person. I love the man for the difference he made in my life and I will ever be grateful that I was able to know him. I am sorry for his passing but am sure the reunion in heaven is great with him returning home.
Orvil Smith
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Bruce A.Clack posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
Our family is saddened to hear of Mr. Huber's passing. It is a dear loss for us. My wife and I and our families have appreciated seeing your giving of yourself for others through the years. Your commitment and enthusiasm of life will stay in memory through these tears. We have seen the kind and gentle spirit which is found in you. Thank you for the genuine friend you have been. To Jesus be the praise for blessing us with your presence here. May your care for others be welcomed now in that eternal kingdom with the Lord Jesus forever.
Love,
The Bruce Clack Family, PHS 1962
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Barbara McGarity Cuellar Clack posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
It was an honor to know Mr. Huber as a PHS student and as an adult. We visited him many times in his home in the past few years and got to know him on a totally different level. He loved reminiscing about PHS times. He remembered his students, the year they attended, who they were friends with and events that surrounded them. My condolences and prayers go out to the family. He was a remarkable man and he will truly be missed.
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Barbara McGarity Cuellar Clack lit a candle
Friday, January 12, 2018
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Charles Barrett posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
He was my Mission President and it was an honor to serve with him.
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Ranae Thornton posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
We are so thankful for the love that Mel has given to us all these years. Mel you truly were our father, grandfather and friend. Thank you for loving us with your unconditional love. Your example will bless our lives for eternity.
Thank you Huber family for excepting us as part of the Huber family. Love you all.
Ranae and family
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Renae Benton posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
Me deepest sympathies. President Huber is such a great man and we have truly been blessed by him.
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Ryan Huber posted a condolence
Friday, January 12, 2018
Several times I ran into Melvin in the Mesa Temple and was able to visit with him for a few minutes. He was always very interested in how my family and I were doing and I could sense his genuine goodness. I am grateful for his faithful life and great example.
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Barbra Jones posted a condolence
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Condolences to uncle Melvin’s family. He was awesome. I remember him from when I was little. Him and uncle Lee. I’m sure Grandpa (Clare) is happy to see him. My prayers for peace and comfort for the family.
Love,
Barbra Jones
(Claressas oldest daughter)
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Gregory & Sheldean Cluff posted a condolence
Thursday, January 11, 2018
To the Family of Mel!
We are so sad of the passing of your wonderful father! We will miss him greatly and know that he is so happy to return to his sweetheart in Heaven. You all our in our prayers. Much love to you all. He was such a joy in our lives!
Gregory & Sheldean Cluff and Family!
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Sue Higbee (Misiak) lit a candle
Thursday, January 11, 2018
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To a man that was kind and a mentor to me, you will be forever in my heart.
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Rhonda Howard smith posted a condolence
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Thank you to the family of Mel Huber for sharing him with so many people for so many years. He confirmed me a member of the church and 6 years ago sealed my husband and I in the temple. He was part of my life...and the lives of thousands for many decades. He loved us all...and especially loved his family and his savior Jesus Christ. He is now our angel in heaven watching over us all still. May our Father in Heaven bless you now and always.
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Marcie Huber Gallacher posted a condolence
Thursday, January 11, 2018
My love and condolences to Uncle Melvin’s family.
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AnnMarie Huber lit a candle
Thursday, January 11, 2018
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AnnMarie Huber posted a condolence
Thursday, January 11, 2018
My dearest father-in-law,
Which I have proudly called you dad.Over the years we've known each other I can only say with sweet sorrow I will miss your wisdom and your amazing stories.Your laughter and love which filled my heart with joy. I will miss you dearly. I promise I will think of you often. You will always be in my heart. May God rest your soul.
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Catherine Huber Stander uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
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A young Melvin working in the garden.
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Rob and Mary Heninger posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
We have many fond memories of Bishop/President Huber. He was our first Bishop after joining the Church in California. He interviewed us for our first Temple recommends. We appreciated his dedication to the Gospel and wonderful kindness to us. He was a great example to us. We truly loved him.4
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Darlene Bennett posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
I feel so blessed to know and love this beloved servent of God.
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Susan Echols posted a condolence
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
My whole family loves Mel so much. We are so thankful he has been a part of our life. Our prayers are with his loved ones. He was one of a kind!
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The family of Melvin Lee Huber uploaded a photo
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
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