\t\t\tRaymond J. Huber \t\t<\/p>\n
\t\t\tOBITUARY\t\t<\/p>\n
Raymond J. Huber, 87, Commander, U.S. Navy (Ret.), passed away after a distinguished career marked<\/p>\n
by service, engineering expertise, and a lifelong curiosity about how things work.<\/p>\n
Ray graduated from Reading High School (Reading, PA) before earning a B.S. in Mathematics from<\/p>\n
Franklin & Marshall College. He entered Navy Officer Training School in 1960, beginning a 20-year<\/p>\n
career that included service aboard the USS Denebola and leadership roles in engineering and<\/p>\n
electronics management in Washington, D.C.; Guantanamo Bay, Cuba; Philadelphia, PA; and San<\/p>\n
Diego, CA. He later earned advanced degrees in electrical engineering, business administration, and<\/p>\n
systems management.<\/p>\n
After retiring from the Navy at the rank of Commander, Ray worked in advanced engineering with<\/p>\n
Raytheon and Kearfott and later taught computer courses at Caldwell College.<\/p>\n
Ray lived in several communities throughout Virginia and New Jersey, forming lasting friendships<\/p>\n