Kathleen Huber

Kathy was such a nice woman! I got to know her and her husband, Ron, through amateur radio. I have been inactive in the hobby and lost touch with them, but still think of them often. So sorry to hear of her passing, but hoping to see her again in heaven. I hope Ron is still doing well.

May the love of friends and family carry you through yourgriefs

Sorry to hear about Kathy .

My Grandpa Pruetz had 4 girls. My mom is one of them, her oldest sister is my Aunt Kathy. For years as we drove up to Michigan to see our relatives...the Hubers always made sure me and my brother had a good time. They worked hard but found time to spend time with us, which was more important, but we did enjoy also the toys she gave us...we were spoiled. I remember those days and will always have fond memories of those times with my Aunt Kathy, Uncle Ron, and my cousins. I am thinking of you...

Remember Kathy from MLS days. She was my friend and a very kind person.

My husband Dan and I knew Kathy and Ron way back when we were still dating and needed help with keeping our car on the road. I would visit with Kathy while Dan and Ron would look for solutions to keep our transportation as reliable as possible. Their love for each other was an inspiration. Ron, we are truly sorry for your loss. Kathy was always so kind to us, you both were. Our thoughts are with you. Sincerely, Heather and Dan Lapinsky

I love you grandma more than words can describe. You were the BEST grandma there ever was! You sacrificed so much for us kids to make us happy because you loved us so much. You were so kind, generous, patient, fun, caring, and loving as a grandma should be.
You are in a better place now. Rest in Peace sweet soul until we meet again.

She always had a smile

My condolences to all the family. I remember her friendliness growing up in Frankentrost. I always appreciated the parents of my classmates talking to me. So sorry Andy. May God give you peace during this time.