Condolence: Marty, Randy and David, Your Mom is a special lady, always so nice to everyone. You and your family are in our prayers.

Condolence: Marty and Huling Family, So sorry to hear of your loss. Your mom was wonderful and so nice to us growing up - especially in our early teen years. I remember she was the one that drove us to all the summer tennis league matches in the big Suburban. Her time and transportation gave us the opportunity to improve our games that paid off in our high school years when we become a top tennis team in the state. She also put up with our endless trampling through the house to the basement where we played cards and had a blast with the arcade games your dad would find and get running. A favorite memory was seeing the houseboat being built and tested out in the garage. I recall sleepovers in the breezeway and we probably kept the family up and had the dogs Bo and Sam all spun up too. Your mom always was cheerful and welcoming. She treated us a lot better than we probably deserved! A very nice lady indeed. Julie and I are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Doug & Julie Wenger Cleveland, OH

Condolence: Dear Huling family, We are deeply saddened to hear about the passing of your dear Jean. Losing those we love in death feels so unnatural. I can understand why the bible calls death "the last enemy" 1 cor 15:26. We pray that you are embraced by caring friends during this difficult time. As you reflect on the fondest memories of Jean, remember that we are all awaiting the bible's promise of a joyful reunion with our loved ones passed. John 5:28,29