Randolph A. Huber

Randolph Alan Huber of Cordova, MD, went to be with his Savior on Friday, March 2, 2012. He was 71. Born in Hudson County, NJ, January 18, 1941, he was the son of the late Rudolph and Ita (Bizzarri) Huber. He grew up surrounded by a loving family including grandparents, a sister, Marlene, and many uncles, aunts, and cousins. A 1959 graduate of Teaneck High School, Randy loved drag racing and woodcrafting, and he went on to complete an extensive apprenticeship as a Schiffli embroidery designer, operating his own studio for twenty years. On St. Patrick’s Day 1969, while serving on jury duty at Hackensack Court House, Randy met the love of his life, also serving on the same jury, Geraldine Clarke. She was all in green, and he spent his time on jury duty complimenting her, while she spent her time blushing. They were married Valentine’s Day of 1970, and honeymooned in beautiful St.Croix, before returning home to their life together in chilly New Jersey. After many years, they were blessed with a daughter, Christina Noel, Randy’s pride and joy. Upon moving to Cordova, MD, in the late 1980’s with his wife and daughter, Randy was faced with finding a new career path. He first started a business called MailCall, and then, with the assistance of his dear friends Vane and Shirley Voshell of Voshell Printing, he was able to open and operate Huber Printing for many years, until his health fully failed. Randy enjoyed helping others through the start up of a transplant recipients support group, and also a holiday event for children, called Santa Rides the Rails. Randy was a member of Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church, and worked tirelessly on the printing of the annual jousting tournament booklet. He enjoyed serving on various religious school councils and groups through the years, and made a positive and lasting impression on any project on which he worked. Randy’s joys in life included gardening, boating, card playing, and being with his beloved dogs. He was a published author of children’s books including, “Of Heroes and Heroines,” and “Monsters of the ID.” He had also designed and patented a number of his own board games. No challenge in life was ever too great for Randy, and he was never afraid to share his light with the world. He is survived by his loving wife of 42 years, Geraldine, a talented and spirited daughter, Christina Eismann, a caring and always supportive son-in-law, James Eismann, plus four vivacious and precious grandsons, Troy, Riley, Braden, and, Anthony. A mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Cordova on Thursday, March 22, 2012, at 11am.

Randolph A. Huber

January 18, 1941 - March 2, 2012