Irvin T. Huber, 78, of Odenton, Maryland died of natural causes May 23, 2008 in his home.
Mr. Huber was born Sept. 19, 1929, in Baltimore to the late John and Avis Huber.
He retired from the Army as an E-7, master sergeant, and received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart medals among other awards during his service.
Survivors include his wife of over 50 years, Reiko Huber; one son, Alan Huber of Los Angeles; two brothers, Donald Huber of Baltimore and Carmen Huber of Philadelphia; and one sister, Fern Stoltenberg of Pasadena.
Mr. Huber was born Sept. 19, 1929, in Baltimore to the late John and Avis Huber.
He retired from the Army as an E-7, master sergeant, and received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart medals among other awards during his service.
Survivors include his wife of over 50 years, Reiko Huber; one son, Alan Huber of Los Angeles; two brothers, Donald Huber of Baltimore and Carmen Huber of Philadelphia; and one sister, Fern Stoltenberg of Pasadena.
Irvin T. Huber, 78, of Odenton, Maryland died of natural causes May 23, 2008 in his home.
Mr. Huber was born Sept. 19, 1929, in Baltimore to the late John and Avis Huber.
He retired from the Army as an E-7, master sergeant, and received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart medals among other awards during his service.
Survivors include his wife of over 50 years, Reiko Huber; one son, Alan Huber of Los Angeles; two brothers, Donald Huber of Baltimore and Carmen Huber of Philadelphia; and one sister, Fern Stoltenberg of Pasadena.
Mr. Huber was born Sept. 19, 1929, in Baltimore to the late John and Avis Huber.
He retired from the Army as an E-7, master sergeant, and received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart medals among other awards during his service.
Survivors include his wife of over 50 years, Reiko Huber; one son, Alan Huber of Los Angeles; two brothers, Donald Huber of Baltimore and Carmen Huber of Philadelphia; and one sister, Fern Stoltenberg of Pasadena.
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