She and her unborn baby were killed in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, OK; Born in Ft. Campbell, KY; She married Ronald Huff on March 23, 1991; Survivors include husband Ronald Huff; parents Richard and Barbara Buchholtz; sisters Rhonda Bartlebaugh, Richeal Thatcher, Renee' Buchholtz. Marilyn Jahnel; and brother Richard Buchholtz.
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Robbin Huff, 37, of Bethany; wife of Ronald Huff; step-mother of Corey and Matthew Huff; daughter of Richard and Barbara Buchholtz; sister of Richeal Thatcher and Rhonda Bartlebaugh, both of OKC, Renee Buchholtz, of New Orleans, LA, and Richard Buchholtz of St. Louis, MO; lean officer, Federal Employees Credit Union.
"She was ready to start her family," said husband Ronald Huff. Robbin Huff and Ronald were expecting their first child, a girl to be named Amber Denise, in June of 1995. "She always wanted kids," said Robbin's sister, Richeal Thatcher.
She had three sisters and a brother herself, and each Sunday afternoon Robbin, Rhonda, and Richeal gathered with their families at their parents' for dinner. "We are a family that meets on Sundays," said Richeal.
Robbin and her husband bowled in a league with Richeal and her spouse, boated at Lake Thunderbird ("she was my driver while I skied," said Ronald), and country and western danced (they met at a country dance). They were married in March of 1991.
Robbin spent her time at home in her flower beds tending to her morning-glories and mums; she cross-stitched, decorated cakes, and liked to do crafts. A people person, she never met a stranger. "She would talk to people at the check-out stand," said Ronald. "She had a big hearts, and she lived to be happy," said Richeal.
Published in the Oklahoma Today magazine, Winter 1996 issue.
Submitted by Ms. Clyde, Contributor # 46994776 on 2/10/2016.
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Robbin Huff, 37, of Bethany; wife of Ronald Huff; step-mother of Corey and Matthew Huff; daughter of Richard and Barbara Buchholtz; sister of Richeal Thatcher and Rhonda Bartlebaugh, both of OKC, Renee Buchholtz, of New Orleans, LA, and Richard Buchholtz of St. Louis, MO; lean officer, Federal Employees Credit Union.
"She was ready to start her family," said husband Ronald Huff. Robbin Huff and Ronald were expecting their first child, a girl to be named Amber Denise, in June of 1995. "She always wanted kids," said Robbin's sister, Richeal Thatcher.
She had three sisters and a brother herself, and each Sunday afternoon Robbin, Rhonda, and Richeal gathered with their families at their parents' for dinner. "We are a family that meets on Sundays," said Richeal.
Robbin and her husband bowled in a league with Richeal and her spouse, boated at Lake Thunderbird ("she was my driver while I skied," said Ronald), and country and western danced (they met at a country dance). They were married in March of 1991.
Robbin spent her time at home in her flower beds tending to her morning-glories and mums; she cross-stitched, decorated cakes, and liked to do crafts. A people person, she never met a stranger. "She would talk to people at the check-out stand," said Ronald. "She had a big hearts, and she lived to be happy," said Richeal.
Published in the Oklahoma Today magazine, Winter 1996 issue.
Submitted by Ms. Clyde, Contributor # 46994776 on 2/10/2016.
She and her unborn baby were killed in the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, OK; Born in Ft. Campbell, KY; She married Ronald Huff on March 23, 1991; Survivors include husband Ronald Huff; parents Richard and Barbara Buchholtz; sisters Rhonda Bartlebaugh, Richeal Thatcher, Renee' Buchholtz. Marilyn Jahnel; and brother Richard Buchholtz.
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Robbin Huff, 37, of Bethany; wife of Ronald Huff; step-mother of Corey and Matthew Huff; daughter of Richard and Barbara Buchholtz; sister of Richeal Thatcher and Rhonda Bartlebaugh, both of OKC, Renee Buchholtz, of New Orleans, LA, and Richard Buchholtz of St. Louis, MO; lean officer, Federal Employees Credit Union.
"She was ready to start her family," said husband Ronald Huff. Robbin Huff and Ronald were expecting their first child, a girl to be named Amber Denise, in June of 1995. "She always wanted kids," said Robbin's sister, Richeal Thatcher.
She had three sisters and a brother herself, and each Sunday afternoon Robbin, Rhonda, and Richeal gathered with their families at their parents' for dinner. "We are a family that meets on Sundays," said Richeal.
Robbin and her husband bowled in a league with Richeal and her spouse, boated at Lake Thunderbird ("she was my driver while I skied," said Ronald), and country and western danced (they met at a country dance). They were married in March of 1991.
Robbin spent her time at home in her flower beds tending to her morning-glories and mums; she cross-stitched, decorated cakes, and liked to do crafts. A people person, she never met a stranger. "She would talk to people at the check-out stand," said Ronald. "She had a big hearts, and she lived to be happy," said Richeal.
Published in the Oklahoma Today magazine, Winter 1996 issue.
Submitted by Ms. Clyde, Contributor # 46994776 on 2/10/2016.
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Robbin Huff, 37, of Bethany; wife of Ronald Huff; step-mother of Corey and Matthew Huff; daughter of Richard and Barbara Buchholtz; sister of Richeal Thatcher and Rhonda Bartlebaugh, both of OKC, Renee Buchholtz, of New Orleans, LA, and Richard Buchholtz of St. Louis, MO; lean officer, Federal Employees Credit Union.
"She was ready to start her family," said husband Ronald Huff. Robbin Huff and Ronald were expecting their first child, a girl to be named Amber Denise, in June of 1995. "She always wanted kids," said Robbin's sister, Richeal Thatcher.
She had three sisters and a brother herself, and each Sunday afternoon Robbin, Rhonda, and Richeal gathered with their families at their parents' for dinner. "We are a family that meets on Sundays," said Richeal.
Robbin and her husband bowled in a league with Richeal and her spouse, boated at Lake Thunderbird ("she was my driver while I skied," said Ronald), and country and western danced (they met at a country dance). They were married in March of 1991.
Robbin spent her time at home in her flower beds tending to her morning-glories and mums; she cross-stitched, decorated cakes, and liked to do crafts. A people person, she never met a stranger. "She would talk to people at the check-out stand," said Ronald. "She had a big hearts, and she lived to be happy," said Richeal.
Published in the Oklahoma Today magazine, Winter 1996 issue.
Submitted by Ms. Clyde, Contributor # 46994776 on 2/10/2016.
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