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David Huebner Obituary
January 7, 1936 - May 12, 2021
Fort Worth, Texas - David was the oldest of five brothers born in Goodland, Kansas to parents who were both educators. He received his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Kansas State University, and earned a PhD in Physics from Texas Christian University. He served as an officer in the US Army from 1958 -1960. He moved to Fort Worth in 1964 and worked for more than 30 years at General Dynamics, now Lockheed Martin. After retirement, he was active in the Kairos Prison Ministry, GED mentoring, Meals on Wheels, the Angel Tree Program, mentored students at Western Hills High School, sang in the Cowtown Chorus, and ushered at Bass Hall. He joined Holy Apostles Episcopal Church shortly after moving to Fort Worth and was an active member. David is survived by his loving wife Carole, son Tim and wife Krista, daughter Cindy Boone and husband Gregg, son Michael and partner April, five grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and brother Jay and wife Jeanne of Jacksonville, FL. Service will be on June 19th at Holy Apostles Episcopal Church 3900 Longvue Ave in Fort Worth at 2:00 pm.
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Stephen Hundley
June 4, 2021
Cousin David and I were schoolboys when the ball point pen was invented. We were at Grandpa Grabers' farm for Christmas when we got our first pens, and spent a lot of time writing with them just for the fun of using them. Yep, that's how old we are. I remember when he and his brothers and I went down to Grandpas pond to build an igloo. By the time one of the adults realized how long we had been there and called us back, our hands were blue. I remember all of us standing at the sink with our hands in cold water, crying from the pain, but that saved us from frostbite. I remember all of us playing in the hayloft in the barn, and leaving a big mess for Grandpa and Uncle Bud to clean up. We grew up in a time when TV was a rare thing, and calculators, computers, VCR's and cell phones were unheard of. It was a time when a young boy could walk around town, and could ask for and receive help from strangers. Unlike today. I always thought of David as the quiet Huebner cousin, but I also remember him telling about jumping across the tops of grain elevators in Wilson. Several months ago, we talked on the phone, and recalled some of the times we spent together as kids. It was a fun conversation.
God speed, David.
We will meet again.
Cousin Steve and Marianne
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