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Hans-Otto HUBER Obituary
1932 - 2015
Passed away unexpectedly on April 1, 2015 in Mexico. A man with many talents, his curiosity knew no bounds and his love for mountain climbing, sailing, ice boating and travel was well known by his peers. Beloved husband to Pamela nee Sparrow, devoted brother to Marlene, Dieter, Renate and Fred with families, cherished father to Michael (Elisabeth), Andreas (Joanne) and Grand Dad to Mischa and Julia. Hans-Otto will be thoroughly missed by his family and the many friends from around the world.
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Ken Le
November 19, 2018
HI
My sympathies to the Huber family. I knew Hans and Fred at KMW-Johnson now part of Valmet. Would like to hear from Fred or family. Ken Le
Thomas Hagspiel
December 16, 2015
i've been thinking of you
Thomas Hagspiel
October 11, 2015
always on my mind
June 9, 2015
We worked with Hans many times on various sailboat projects and had lots of fun. Please accept our sincere condolences on his passing. Bill Layton & Denise Bienvenu
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Heidi Steffen-Petrie
May 21, 2015
From the Steffen Family. We are truly saddened to hear of Hans' passing. Our thoughts are to the happy FD family times in Canandaigua, Hawkestone and parties in Pointe-Claire. Pam, Michael and Andreas, please accept our deepest sympathies.
May 4, 2015
Hans, I am your brother Dieter and I am missing you badly. We did so many things together, we traveled spent time on skype, I even sailed on your flying dutch sailboat and ice boat.You sailed on my yacht in San Francisco Bay. We had a hell of of good time in our GMC Motor home going up to Alaska in 2000 and several trips to Puerto Escondito in Mexico with you and lovely wife Pamela. Hans why did you leave me so early-I am at a complete loss and it hurts so much. You were always my big brother, my idol. Thank you Hans I truly love you.
Your brother Dieter
doug fulton
May 3, 2015
With deepest sympathy. We sailed many times over the ice of Lac St. Louis.
Mike Davy
May 2, 2015
My sympathy to the family. I knew Hans as a sailor at the Venture Base and we enjoyed good competition over many years.
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