Gary Allen Huff, age 60, passed away peacefully in the early morning hours of Tuesday, January 27, 2026, surrounded by his closest loved ones at a family home in Troy, Missouri.
Gary was born on August 12, 1965, to Frank Huff and Sylvia Mobley. He grew up in Silex, Missouri, alongside his seven siblings: Sunny, Wesley, Lenny, Wendy, Jean, Nancy, and Theresa.
Gary was the proud owner of Triple H Construction, which he owned and operated for many years. A highly skilled historical restoration specialist, he took great pride and joy in bringing new life to old beauty throughout the St. Louis area. His craftsmanship and dedication were evident in every project that he touched.
Known as the life of the party wherever he went, Gary was always eager to share a laugh, a story, and a drink with friends old and new. His rotating list of jokes, infectious smile, and unmistakable love of life is what many knew him for. However, those who knew him best knew that his greatest pride and joy was his family.
In 1997, Gary met Sarah Goebel, with whom he shared three children: Bryan Allen, Krystian Sylvia, and Kamryn Elizabeth. His children could always depend on him, as he never hesitated to drop everything when they needed him. It was in honor of his three children that the name Triple H Construction was affectionately chosen.
Shortly after meeting Sarah, and following the birth of his son Bryan, Gary earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of Missouri–St. Louis, an achievement of which he was deeply proud.
Gary was preceded in death by his parents, Sylvia and Frank, and his siblings Wesley, Sunny, Lenny, and Wendy; all of whom lovingly welcomed him into the gates of heaven.
He leaves behind a lifetime of cherished memories with his children Bryan, Krystian, and Kamryn (Maddie); his siblings Jean, Nancy, and Theresa; grandson Jaysen Allen; and his devoted cousins and caretakers Sam and Jackie Huff, and their children Wesley and Deacon.
Memorial visitation at Kutis Affton Chapel 10151 Gravois Rd. 63123 on Saturday, February 7 from 12-2 pm. No Funeral Service. If desired, floral arrangements can be sent to Kutis Funeral Home at 10151 Gravois Road.
Gary was a great brother who will be missed very much. I have a lot of embarrassing stories and memories I will hold on to and share with family and friends. I was 8 years older than Gary so with him being number 7 of 7 I got to spoil him a lot. I will always love you brother.
He sure was the spoiled one but it never spoiled him sweetest man in the world do anything for anybody he will be missed I know I’m his blood cousin but I was seven when he became my step brother to me he will always be my brother