Paula Huckabay

Ms. Huckabay was one of my teachers at the Midland Alternative Program (MAP) school. She had a love for learning and definitely cherished her students. She will be missed.

In my senior year at LHS, Ms Huckabay was my photo-journalism teacher. And even though it was an elective for 1 semester, she had such an impact on me and I cherished my time in her class! She was one of the teachers that inspired me to major in communications in college. When I talk to friends from high school, her name always comes up as one of the favorites. Sending prayers for peace and comfort to her family and friends.

Ms Huckabay was my favorite English teacher.. really my favorite teacher! I wrote a short essay in her English class about "The Different People" she see at church.. She laughed so hard & told me how good it was, my words was so descriptive of the people that she could actually imagine them. She was a teacher that believed in me when I was so unsure of my self at that age. She told me I was going to GREAT in life...when I returned home to visit after Desert Storm.. she told me "Tracy, I´m so...

I substitute taught several times for Paula. Although I did not know her well, I could feel the peace and goodness she radiated. She was truly a treasure. I will pray for her family as they adjust to the passing of their lovely Paula. Melanie B Hurta

Mrs. Huckabay was my English teacher as a sophomore at Robert E Lee high school 1984. Back then, I was a difficult and troubled student. I then had her again in 1986, the moment I walked into her class, she took one look at me and told me to leave her classroom and head to the office because she didn´t want me in her class to deal with me again. I was able to convince her to give me a chance and show her I was different. She gave me that chance! That first day she had the class write an...

I was on the yearbook staff with Paula at Robert E. Lee High School, a way back in 1970-71. I did not have a closer friend. I very much regret that life took us different paths that did not cross again. Requiescat in pace, my good friend.

May each of you cherish your precious memories of Paula. I only knew her for a short time here at the Oaks. We were in an exercise class together, and Paula was making improvement each class. It was such a shock to lose her. God bless and keep you.

Paula and I knew each other only a short time. We were in an exercise class together at the Oaks with a few other ladies. We encouraged and supported each other. Paula was a joy to know and was working diligently to get in better shape. I enjoyed the short time I had with her. I´m so sorry for each of you in this loss. Cherish your precious memories.