Kelly Bartholomew posted a condolence

Wednesday, January 1, 2025

I had a great time with Lezli’s dad hunting down a rum & coke at her wedding. We finally found an empty bar and made one!

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Sunday, December 29, 2024

Marc Mobley posted a condolence

Sunday, December 29, 2024

Another remarkable aspect of Eddie was his spiritual side. He said he had given up on organized religion, but not the creator or His teachings. Instead of putting money in a plate at a church he would contribute to numerous charitable organizations. His mail and frequent donation seeking phone calls he received were testimony to that. If you were in need Eddie was there with a helping hand or dollars. He offered himself up to me as help quite a few times. He enjoyed helping and being productive. He certainly could be stubborn as we know, but selfish or stingy was not his way. As much as Eddie loved bread and had to have several slices with every meal, I know he would give you his last piece and just do with out if you wanted it.

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Sunday, December 29, 2024

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Sunday, December 29, 2024

Eddie was always a fun loving cut up. He could turn the least little thing into an opportunity for a chuckle. The "for" line in the lower left corner of a check often provided him an avenue for such. "Half a case of moonshine" was my favorite. He wouldn't mention it. He'd just wait for it to be noticed by the recipient. Eddie Huff was one to work as hard as he played. Who couldn't love a man like that?

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Saturday, December 28, 2024

My Daddy was a welder and taught me to bead a line when I was 4. I will never forget building our storage out by thr trailer on Hwy. 130. Nothing like time alone learning his craft...

Cindy Juhl posted a condolence

Saturday, December 28, 2024

Eddie was my Uncle (by Marriage) to my Aunt Judy. He worked long hours when we were small. At that time, They lived in Stuttgart and I didn’t get to see him often. But, Now and then Vicki (my Sister) & I would spend the night. After Eddie had Supper, he’d pull that guitar out of its case, and get ready to shake the walls. We’d spread out on the floor in front of Him - like we were at a big time Concert! The love Eddie and Vicki had for each other, was incredibly special. I’m pretty sure the Concerts were for her enjoyment. However, the rest of us were singing and clapping right along. Within the last few years, I was lucky enough to spend a little time with Eddie at his home in Alabama. There was never a dull moment. Between the teasing and story’s, He’d entertained nonstop! His absence is deeply felt - Always with Love. ❤️ Cindy

Francie Aguilera-Simonson posted a condolence

Saturday, December 28, 2024

Q: What will you never forget about Marvin? A: What I remember most was his flirting! After Lezli and Kevin’s beautiful wedding my then husband and I were standing in the hotel’s lobby. Marvin was on my left and my husband was standing next to me on my right. Never mind that my husband could hear every word — Marvin “love bombed” me for about five minutes. Wow! I couldn’t believe his chutzpah. That really took a lot of nerve. Ha ha ha. It makes me laugh now. He really was a great guy and a wonderful father to Lezli. My very deepest condolences go out to his family. -Francie

Halli Forster-Celli posted a condolence

Monday, October 21, 2024

Marvin aka "Eddie" was my Southern Daddy and I was his Hallelujah! He loved all of Lezli's friends as his own and became a special part of our lives. I fondly remember my trip to Florence with a stop at Huff Holler as well as his many visits to San Francisco. He had big heart, a lifetime of wisdom to share and will be missed!

Tami Dolan posted a condolence

Sunday, October 6, 2024

Eddie was my patient for years at Florence Ophthalmology. But over the years he also became a friend. He would always ask me to schedule his appointments close to lunch time and would always offer to take me to Godfathers for pizza. He loved Godfathers pizza more than anything and he knew everyone who worked there. He could be a hard headed thing and a little on the headstrong side but he was also kind and would do anything he could to help others. We had a lot of laughs during his visits and he will be truly missed. Love and prayers for you girls. He is now your guardian angel. Tami Dolan

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Saturday, October 5, 2024

All I ever wanted to be was just like my Daddy. I tried shaving with his cream and razor when I was 4 and I remember being soo proud coming out of the bathroom with shaving cream on with a little pink tint since I had already nicked my face. It scared him but once he got me cleaned up, he couldn’t help but laugh…. As a welder he wore Levi shirts and jeans, starched daily…I missed him soo much after we moved back to Arkansas that I told everyone in the 2nd grade to call me “Levi”. I even signed my class picture as Levi.. that has gotten a lot of mileage over the years, but it came out of a little girl who missed her Daddy.

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Saturday, October 5, 2024

Daddy on the beach in Destin, Florida where he met up with Me, Laurie, my good friend Silvia, and our cousin Everett. We had a wonderful time at the beach, laying around, eating seafood and hanging out, laughing, playing cards and watching the sky turn a funny color of blue. We made it out of Florida right before Hurricane Andrew hit…. But before that Hurricane Eddie had made his mark!

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Saturday, October 5, 2024

Daddy was a Jack-of-all trades. He could do anything; build it, weld it, fix it, write you a poem, paint you a picture or make your a tincture…while joking the whole time. He was such a jokester, laughing all the time.He loved being outdoors, he loved music and he was a wonderful guitar player and singer. He checked on his family as the only son left. He represented his family by being the first to be there if they needed help and was always there for his friends and family funerals. We spoke 2-3x week in the last 5 years. I will surely miss those calls. I love you Daddy. Laurie Few

Laurie Jo Huff posted a condolence

Saturday, October 5, 2024

DADDY WAS A JACK OF ALL TRADES. HE COULD DO ANYTHING, BUILD YOU ANYTHING.....WELD YOU ANYTHING, FIX ANYTHING (EXCEPT CARS) WRITE YOU A POEM, FIX YOU A TINCTURE OR PAINT YOU A PICTURE AND JOKE THE WHOLE TIME!!! HOWEVER, ALL HIS JOKES WERE LIKE FROM THE 70'S!!!LOL HE WAS SUCH A JOKESTER....LAUGHING ALL THE TIME. HE HAD SO MUCH FUN. HE LOVED BEING OUTSIDE, HE JUST LOVED DOING THINGS. NEVER ONE WHO WANTED TO SIT STILL. HE LOVED MUSIC AND HE WAS A WONDERFUL SINGER & GUITAR PLAYER. HE CHECKED ON HIS FAMILY AND AS THE ONLY SON LEFT ALIVE, HE REPRESENTED HIS FAMILY BY BEING THE FIRST TO SHOW UP TO ASK IF THEY NEEDED HELP OR SHOW UP FOR ALL FUNERALS FOR HIS FRIENDS OR FAMILY. HE WAS A LOYAL FRIEND AND FAMILY MEMBER ALWAYS HELPING ANYONE WHO NEEDED IT. AS HIS FAMILY, WE SHALL REALLY MISS HIM. THE LAST 10 YEARS WE TALKED ON THE PHONE ALOT. THE LAST 5 YEARS WE TALKED EVERY 2 OR 3 DAYS. I WILL SURELY MISS THOSE CALLS.... WE LOVE YOU DADDY.

Laurie J. Huff posted a condolence

Saturday, October 5, 2024

MARVIN EDWARD "EDDIE" HUFF OUR PRECIOUS DADDY TO LAURIE JO HUFF & LEZLI DA'NON HUFF. DADDY COULD DO ANYHING LIKE BUILD YOU A HOUSE, RUN ELECTRICITY THROUGH YOUR HOUSE, BUILD YOU A PORCH/DECK, SWING OR OR EVEN A SHE/SHED. ANYTHING YOU WANT. INVENT YOU A BOARD GAME, BUILD YOU A BOARD GAME, OR A TABLE & CHAIRS, WRITE YOU A BOOK A POEM OR A SONG ABD THE MUSIC TO GO WITH IT THERE'S NOTHING HE COULDN'T DO, EXCEPT WORK ON CARS!!!LOL

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Monday, September 23, 2024

Enjoying the outdoors, birthdays and friends who come to visit “Huff Ho’ller”…. Never a dull moment to be had as long as he had a mask or a plan….

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Monday, September 23, 2024

There never was a more proud Daddy as the day he walked me down the aisle. For a special memory for everyone there, for our Daddy-Daughter dance he had recorded a cd of him singing “Unchained Melody” with a special dedication at the end; “ I love you my precious baby girl.’” Not a dry eye in the place. He then proceeded to dance with every lady there; young and old and have the best night ever. Making it my best night ever…He is loved and missed from California to Killen… My Daddy, the best one of all.

A Memorial Tree was planted for Marvin Huff

Monday, September 16, 2024

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ the staff at Greenhill Funeral Home

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Monday, September 16, 2024

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