Willis Hubert

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Bright momments and the pursuit of happiness are what we all work toward in this life here on earth. Mr. Willis Hubert seemed to have accomplished that and much more. Rest well, Sir. Massive applause and honor are appropriate for a life well lived. Take wings and fly.

With your demise the world is a little less bright.

It is no less than divine intervention our paths crossed February 2006. Although on the physical plane our lives were interwoven for just a short time, in spirit we're infinitely connected. I will forever cherish our time together...travelling with you to your birthhome in Savannah, to the Hubert House at Comeaway Plantation where your ancestors were enslaved, watching your expression from your hospital bed when Renee presented you...

This was sent to me by my Uncle Warren Hubert Courts and Great Uncle Dr. Charles Hubert. I regret that I was informed of the passing of a family member that I knew about but never had the honor of meeting. I sympathize with your greif, please accept my prayers and condolences on behalf of myself and my brother, Paul Hubert Courts II (Dallas, Tx).

I was a student under his Father, and Uncle Benjamin F. Hubert in Savannah. He and I as children played together on Ogechee Rd. in Savannah Ga. at his father's house. I offer my condolence to his family.

I will always remember how supportive my uncle, Willis Hubert, was of my family. He participated in many of the important events of my life--my marriage and the marriage of my daughter. He was always there for my son when he attended Morehouse and for my daughter, when she was a student at Spelman. He was a wonderful man who loved his family.

Willis was an active member of the Atlanta Chapter of the Tuskegee Airmen and such a pleasure to know and be in the company of. He will be remembered as I had never seem him without a smile on his face and what he and others before him have contributed to our country as well as paving the way for African Americans. May God bless you and your family. We'll miss you, Willis

Willis was my mother's cousin and I will always remember this handsome, handsome man. He was a distinguished man whom anyone would be proud to know. He will be missed, both in Atlanta and the "the country" as the Hubert family property is called in Hancock County, Georgia. Rest on, my cousin. You leave a great legacy to all of us. We can only dream that we will follow in your footsteps.