B. P. "Pete" Huddleston

Dearest Floss and family. Pete and I were friends at A&M starting in beautiful Hart Hall and on into Junction and Walton Hall. Pete and Lloyd lived across the hall from me and Dennis Geohring in Walton. I have always loved Pete who liked to call to me across the entire campus: He called me in a loud joyful voice: "Red on the head like ....something" and we had fun together. I am looking for a picture of Pete in a giant Mexican sombrero that my wife Dauris took in our house in Corpus. ...

Sending a hug your way my dearest Mrs. Huddleston, to comfort you, and to let you know that you're on my mind and in my heart today and always. With heartfelt condolences, Valarie Jones

A great teacher and mentor. His PETE Economics notes and 'Rules to Live By' sit in my office to this day. He will be missed.

What a true loss for so many as Mr. H touched everyone he met in life. Peace to the family.
K.H.

Flossie, Peter, Paul, Lisa and all the Family:
BP was a legend in his professional, educational and athletic circles, but to all of us cousins, he was an even bigger and much beloved legend in the Dukes Family. We can never forget our cherished memories of all being together for holidays with Grandpa and Grandma, Pete and Minnie Dukes, at Shady Grove Farm, near Duster, Comanche County, Texas.

Going to miss your smile and sense of humor. I loved hearing your Aggie Football stories that you would share to me whenever you got the chance to see me. Until we meet again. Gig Em!!!!.

May you find strength from the love and care that surrounds you and comfort in the memories that you shared. Please accept my sincere condolences. 2 Thessalonians 3:16

I would like to express my deepest sympathy for your loss. I pray that the God of all comfort grant you peace at this time.

May God's promise found in John 6:40, of the hope to see our loved ones again, comfort your heart and give you peace, strength, and hope in the days ahead.