Mr. David Huff Obituary
Mr. David Lee Huff, 65, of Greenville, husband to the late Wanda Valentine Huff, transitioned on Sunday, January 4, 2026, at his residence. Born in Fountain Inn, SC, he was a son of Betty Joe Bailey and the late James Robert Parks.
Surviving: two daughters, Keisha Huff and Latasha Valentine, both of Greenville, SC; one son, David (Shantaneika) Wright, of Fountain Inn, SC; two sisters, Angela Parks, and Sheila Bailey, both of Mauldin, SC; two brothers, Kenny Parks, of Greenville, SC; and James (Tammy) Lewis, of Daytona, FL; five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and a host of other relatives and friends.
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