Stan Huckleberry

Like Mark, I worked and played softball with Stan. We lost a good one. He came to Qualex or the softball diamond ready to go and you couldn't resist his charismatic personality. He always had a smile on his face and a heart as big as the grand canyon. I text this with a tear in my eye because I just found out since I moved to Louisville several years ago. I am stunned by his passing. Stan, I miss you but know you're in a Better Place. May God bless you. T. Drew Hardin

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I worked at Qualex with Stan and mostly remember our times together playing for the Qualex softball and basketball teams. Stan was one rebounding machine in his day. So sorry for your loss.

It has been so many years but I remember our childhood days playing together. Also going to Sportsmen lake and camping with our parents and Your grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Huckleberry. My parents Bettye & Bill Becker and your parents Would hang out together as fellow firemen and fire fighter wives. My how time goes by.

Jean Winters

Here's to the fun times on the radio in Utah, Rest In Peace Old Friend, To anyone I'm on facebook , Rosco P. Matthews.....