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Curtis "was a very unselfish man. Though his
death is a sorrow to many, many more will be
comforted by the memories of his love."
Curtis Huber
Curtis William Huber, who went to be with his Savior on July
9, 2005, was a full-time employee in the Grounds Department
at Cedarville University. Curtis was husband to his high school
sweetheart Trish Huber, father to
Terri Weiss and Cindy Weir, both
Cedarville alums,and grandfather
to Tirzah and Forest Weiss and
Curtis and Jessica Maxson.
"Curt was honored to serve
others, and he endeavored to go
beyond what was asked of him. His
famous words to those who would
ask about the relationship he had
with his wife and daughters were,
'strive to outlove one another,"
Trish Huber reminisced.
Terri (Huber) Weiss shared that,
"after Curtis met his Savior in
his early 20s, he tried to be the
friend you'd want to have lunch
with, the coworker you looked forward to seeing on Mondays,
the son who could make a mother smile from the inside out,
the father you dreamed of, the husband you could only hope for,
and the spiritual leader who set the pace and took pride in your
accomplishments."
Curtis couldn't believe that he could come to work and
pray with people. He also enjoyed working with the student
employees. Samuel Hague, a coworker of Curt, said, "Curt was a
simple guy who displayed to me a true servant's heart." When on
campus, Curtis would cut grass, remove snow, and trim the trees.
Nathanael Davis, a student who worked with Mr. Huber, reflected
that Curtis"was a very unselfish man.Though his death is a sorrow
to many, many more will be comforted by the memories of his
love."
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