Pamela Huff

Pam A. Huff, 74 of Jasper, formerly of Grantsburg, IN, passed away, July 1, 2026, at 8:48 PM with friends by her bedside at Cathedral Healthcare Center, in Jasper, Indiana. She was born on August 12, 1952, in Cincinnati, Ohio to Ann and Walter J. Huff.

Pam was known for her quirky sense of humor, her inability to cook and ability to take any song or jingle and turn it into a hilarious new version to fit the current situation, usually when playing cards. She had a love for animals that sometimes exceeded her love for people. When she loved and trusted her friends, she was very devoted friend, offering any type of emotional support she could. She loved watching many sports, including Cincinnati Reds baseball, Bengals football, tennis and shared the love of Ohio State and Florida Gators, where her beloved brother Ron lived. Pam enjoyed star gazing, and nature. She loved to be outside, regardless of the weather. She was born and raised Catholic and continued to practice her faith and attended a variety of Catholic churches in the area over the years. She worked for 30 plus years in the Finish Room at OFS Brands, Plant 5, but had worked at Plant 2 until it’s closing; and then transferred to Plant 5 where she retired from in 2022,

Pam will be missed by a number of friends who will especially miss her presence at all holidays and social gatherings in the years to come. Pam is survived by her care-giving friends and her only living sister, Karen Farmer, (Tom) and nephews, Kris and Cameron Farmer all of Cincinnati, Ohio. She was preceded in death by her parents and 2 brothers, Ronald Huff formerly of Winter Haven, Florida, and Walter (Wally) Huff. Pam is also survived by her beloved cat Buddy, who now resides at Jenkins Forever Farm. Pam and Buddy enjoyed eating bacon and eggs together. She loved Buddy dearly.

Cremation was chosen. Visitation will begin at 9AM until time of the Mass held in her honor at 10:00. This will take place on Thursday, July 23 at the Chapel of Our Sorrowful Mother located at 910 Chapel Hill Drive, Ferdinand, Indiana 47532. A luncheon will follow the entombment where we will continue to share our memories with one another. 

Memorial contributions may be made to Jenkins Forever Farm.