Danny Robert Huckaby

Huck.... I miss how much you could make laugh with your stories and nicknames for everybody. As a mentor you could be tough, but I learned so much from you, so thank you. I loved coaching Adam in football and going to so many of his basketball games. Thank you for help guiding me when I was a young man. I love you and respect you more than words can express. I will never forget you nor will I stop telling stories about our time together at Harker!!

A great friend through out the years.

I met and knew Dan through Merle Fiscus. I am so sad to hear this news. My heart and prayers go out to him and his family.
Tracy Geraghty

Dear Grandpa,
I know this man made such an impact in this world and he made the most positive impact in my life. His son and my mom were set to be together forever until Adam unexpectedly passed away and everything changed. But from the beginning of their relationship, Dan became apart of my family and we became apart of his. He called me his granddaughter and we were buddies right from the start! As a young girl he showed me so many things but most importantly he showed me love. We...

Dan was better known as Lumpy by a great deal of us. Dan and David are like brothers to me. Will miss him at the annual White Pine High School reunions on the 4th of July in Ely, as well as getting random phone calls from time to time. We started with Hondas and graduated to Harleys. Keep the wind in your hair old buddy.

This is from the Owl, I had great respect for the Rabbit! From playing basketball to doing business it was always fun and positive.

While Danny and I were only married for 10 years, we remained good friends til the end. Danny could always be counted on to lend a hand to help a friend in need. He was a great dad to Dana and Adam and a wonderful friend to have. I will miss him but know he and Adam are hanging out together once again. ❤

A great friend and classmate at WPHS, he will never be forgotten. RIP Dan!

Harker & Harker was made a better company because of Dan Huckaby, not only professionally through his expertise as controller, but ethically because of his honesty and dedication. He was a trusted valuable employee - and moreover a good friend. Our sincere condolences to his family.

Jim and Cathy Harker