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Raymond Huff Obituary
RAYMOND F.
Born Dec. 10, 1924; died in Orlando, FL on Jan. 11, 2003. Resided formerly in Turtle Creek, then moved to Penn Hills. Retired from Westinghouse; former member of St. Coleman's Catholic Church; predeceased by wife Patricia Davida Peterson Huff; survived by wife Josephine Huff; daughter Paulette (Jim) Heldibridle & Michelle (Gary) Frank; 10 grandchildren & 1 great-grandchild. Graveside services will be Sat., April 26 at 10:30am in St. Joseph Catholic Cem., 1433 Lincoln Hwy. North Versailles.
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Paulette Heldibridle
April 24, 2003
Where to start he was my friend and confidant.He was there when you needed him and not so you could lead your own life. His advice was always free. He would give you the shirt off his back if he thought it wiould help, but this is how he lead his life. Daddy you will be missed by me and mine. Love always.
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Gary Tronsberg
April 23, 2003
Mr. Huff was a true friend and I will always cherish the gift of his friendship.
Michelle Huff - Frank
April 23, 2003
I was blessed in this life with a wonderful father. He will be sorely missed by not only me, but his extended family and friends. I only hope that I am half the person that my father was, because that would make me a pretty great parent and friend. I miss you daddy!
I also want to thank anyone that takes the time to sign this guest book. It means so much to his family that you took time out of your day to give us some more memories.
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