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Jeffrey Huttenmeyer
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Jeff Barnard Family Reunion Cooke City, Montana
Paula Plomondon Our children with their Fathers. Winter choir concert 2008. 💗
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Laura Adams Will miss the fun we had with Jeff at Halloween!
Jeffrey S. Huttenmeyer, 53, passed away Tuesday, January 21, 2020. He passed peacefully at home surrounded by his family. Cause of death was cancer. He is survived by his loving wife and children (Juliana Barnard, and two daughters, Katherine Huttenmeyer [22], and Emma Huttenmeyer [18]), two sisters, Susan Huttenmeyer and Karla Rush, one brother,...
Jeff: I have many loviing, fond memories of you. You were a caring, compassionate husband and father to my daughter Juliana, and grandchildren Katie and Emma. You were a wonderful man, full of energy and life. You are and will be greatly missed. With everlasting love, Philip Barnard
Jeff loved live music. He came to see my band play several times and I will always appreciate his support and friendship. At one show, I got him down into the Green Room at Herman's Hideaway to meet Kevin Russell, who use to play with Whitesnake. He loved it!
Trish Barnard The light you gave to the world will never dim.
Thinking of Juli, Katie, & Emma. A loss too great for words. Very special young man. Great husband and father. Watching him behave in his hm and ours was a joy. He would make sure Leo's leash was under his foot so Leo would behave! At our hm in Chelan, WA he would enjoy watching his girls swim, fish, & play, joining them at times. So glad Jeff...
Lindsey Joiner I was blessed to have Jeff in my life for about five years. Soft-spoken and loving, I watched how he would light up with his family — talking music and movies with Ryan, playing with Tytan and Ryder, watching Emma in aerial, talking / debating with Katie about art (or anything, really), and dancing with Juli... I remember one night over a family dinner at Pasquini’s, Jeff sharing a guidepost that he and Juli kept close: “Life is too short ...and life is too long.” That night, he was talking about how to navigate some challenge that has since faded in my memory, but I kept the wisdom. I am grateful for all the moments I got to see you light up, Jeff. I will miss you and the light you brought to the family, for life was too short together. And because life is long, we will treasure and share all our moments as memories, always.
Juliana Barnard
Jeff, you were a wonderful husband and father, and a good friend to me. I will miss you very much, my brother. Jeff Barnard
Hut were already one of the good guys. You stand relieved, we have the watch.
Words can never express the impact knowing you has had on me.You’re one of the great inspirations in my life and helped shape me into the man I am. You’re the prime example most heroes don’t wear capes, and the world, with out a doubt will feel the loss of one of its champions. Thank you for being my Uncle, I will miss you dearly and loved you with...
You will be missed
I am having a difficult time doing this. Jeff was a wonderful step son. I loved him dearly. I am so glad I got to spend some of the last few days he had with us. All my love to Juli, Katie and Emma. God is taking care of him. This is such a wonderful family. All my love to all of Jeff's siblings and friends. He will always hold a special place in m...
What an absolute gift it was to witness you working so artfully with your students. Your ability to really "see them" and positively impact them as people was truly amazing. I will always remember the philosophical conversations we enjoyed over scotch and cigars - plotting to make the world a better place. This you certainly accomplished my friend!...
Larry Walls Miss you bro.
Want to express my deepest empathy for Juli and the family. God bless you all and pray for all the comfort that is needed in your time of grief. I knew Jeff as part of the CigarWorld online group. Had the pleasure of being in his company several times. Most notably in Vegas when he and Juli invited my wife and I to attend a Cirque du Soleil produ...
Peace to you and your family.
David Clark You will be missed. Thanks for all your friendship and memories. You helped me become a better teacher. David Clark and family.
We have known Jeff for around 17 years. Our daughter and Katie have been friends since Kindergarten or first grade. What a loving Husband and Father! I remember saying with him after various activities our daughters were involved in over the years how proud we were of these girls! What hard workers they are! He was so proud of his girls!! Than...
Jeff’s smile always brightened my day and his love for our students was inspiring and beautiful. The world is better because of him.
Jeff & I met in 1981 when the two of us were only 14yrs. old through Gavin Whitrock, who was also 14. The 3 of us were inseparable as friends all through H.S.! Gavin passed away of liver cancer also in Sept. of 2012. Jeff & I, along with his amazing wife Julie & daughter Emma attended Gavins funeral. I never imagined I'd be mourning the death of my...
Jeff became a dear friend of mine when he became a 6th grade Co-teacher of mine at Devinny Elementary. Jeff was a champion of children, loving all of them and fighting his hardest for the underdogs. He adored his wife and girls and was so proud of all they did. Even after he left Devinny, we kept in touch and watched his family grow up. Jeff—yo...
Only had a chance to know Jeff for a year, but it was an amazing year. Being able to share in his love of facilitation and bonding over our Marine Corps times are things I will hold on to and be guided by for the rest of my life. Semper Fi, Jeff!
I was blessed to teach with Jeff at Devinny Elementary. I am inadequate at expressing how much I enjoyed and respected him. His love for kids was so clear, as they would always flock around him. He was a substitute dad for some. I never got over the loss of Jeff as a teammate at school, so I know how Juli and the girls must feel now. My heart ...
Deb Dolan Even with 10+ years since last seeing Jeff, I can still see his smile and hear his laugh. I will always remember Jeff's genuine care and compassion for his friends, colleagues, and students. He brought calmness and humor to the lives of all he knew and will be greatly missed. So sorry for your loss. Sending hugs.
Jeff was a great man and a wonderful friend to my now deceased husband and I! We loved spending time with him especially, Tom enjoyed him greatly when they could hang out on our porch, drink a beer smoke a cigar and just chat. Jeff came to visit Tom while he was in rehab and sat with him all day just to keep him company. He and Juli came to To...
I had Jeff as my 6th grade teacher at Devinny Elementary in 2000-01. Mr. Huttenmeyer was an incredible influence. I remember him helping the class navigate the events of 9/11, I remember the day he left class early for his first daughter to be born and how he really never stopped glowing after that. He was an advocate for the success of all of his ...
One of my fondest memories growing up was celebrating all the March birthdays at Grandpa Duane’s including Jeff’s. I never knew anyone as reliable as Jeff, always willing to drop everything and drive up to Grandpa and Marilyn’s the moment they needed anything handy done. Getting to see him at family events and have engaging conversations about pret...