Troy was in the U.S. Army in WWII and then worked for the logging industry until his retirement. He was married to Viola Williams. In 1963 Troy bought a home in the town of Klamath River along Highway 96.
He and his wife, Viola raised their family there. He had two sons: Michael Huff and James Huff. He also raised three step-children: Teresa Thompson, Roger and Walter Malena.
His ashes are scattered in his favorite hunting spot along Beaver Creek in Klamath River.
He and his wife, Viola raised their family there. He had two sons: Michael Huff and James Huff. He also raised three step-children: Teresa Thompson, Roger and Walter Malena.
His ashes are scattered in his favorite hunting spot along Beaver Creek in Klamath River.
Troy was in the U.S. Army in WWII and then worked for the logging industry until his retirement. He was married to Viola Williams. In 1963 Troy bought a home in the town of Klamath River along Highway 96.
He and his wife, Viola raised their family there. He had two sons: Michael Huff and James Huff. He also raised three step-children: Teresa Thompson, Roger and Walter Malena.
His ashes are scattered in his favorite hunting spot along Beaver Creek in Klamath River.
He and his wife, Viola raised their family there. He had two sons: Michael Huff and James Huff. He also raised three step-children: Teresa Thompson, Roger and Walter Malena.
His ashes are scattered in his favorite hunting spot along Beaver Creek in Klamath River.
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