Beautiful soul you are. I miss you dearly. It was a pleasure meeting you. I will never forget you.
Gale S

Wiley Huff showed up at First United Methodist Church of Miami on Biscayne Blvd. one Sunday morning in 2002. After the service he spoke to me and told me we had a mutual friend in Nashville. “Stella told me to come and join your church.” So, he did and became a pillar of our congregation and downtown ministries.  After all these years I still remember our many chats over coffee. Those who had the opportunity to know this man are blessed with the gift of his  compassion, intellect, and unwavering faith in his Savior. He did listen to so many of my sermons for seven years. I pray that they in some small way made Wiley’s journey a bit easier. Godspeed my beloved friend and brother!
Emilio

India & Karen,
So sorry for your loss, wishing you peace.
"It's memory's lovely garden that soothes the hurting heart."


Karen & India, you are both in our thoughts. Wishing you peace and comfort.  Wiley was a great family friend for many years.
Bianca, Elizabeth, Ardene (Sandra) & Jose Estrada

Wiley, my best friend, from adolescence to adults. We shared the dreams and hopes for a better world. I will miss you. Love You.

Bobbie & Judye Ranford

Hello. I’m pretty certain this is a dear friend with whom I grew up in Cincinnati; in fact, he lived on Dana Avenue and  I on Herbert, just off Brewster. If so, please accept my sincere heart-felt sympathy in his loss. Wiley was incredible, sensitive, genuine, and, of course, handsome. I am blessed to have known him.
“He lived and laughed and loved and left
And the world will never be the same”
(James Joyce)

Deborah Davis

W-Wonderful
I - Important
L - Loving
E - Encouraging
Y - Youths Inspiration
Mr. Wiley was and still and forever be an incredible man. He was my mentor, we would eat lunch together, converse together and watch videos together, He always looked out for me to make sure I'm the best person I could be. The experience we had together was an experience I cannot have with somebody else. He was my and still is my Best friend.  I am sorry I never took any pictures on our outings but the picture below is when I was eating lunch with you and Auntie Marilyn. Thank you Mr. Wiley I will miss you.

From: Kameron Mitchell Schulman - Campbell

I was fortunate to meet Wiley through his role as a facilitator for ADL Florida.  I was incredibly saddened to hear of his passing.  He was patient and kind, and so very supportive as I learned a new role at an organization that he knew far better than I.  He spoke to me as if he'd known me for years and put me at ease.  He told me about the different career paths he'd been on and his achievements amazed me.  I feel extremely lucky to have had the opportunity to know, even for a short time, such a caring and brilliant person.  My heartfelt condolences to his family.

Wiley as I sit here at my desk typing this message my heart becomes so overwhelmed and full of emotions.  I am going to miss you so much.  We have had some good laughs and  great conversations and I thank you so much for your encouraging words and support while I was in school.   I was blessed to have known you for 10 years and  you became my Obama.  Rest easy my friend, you are truly missed.  

Love Lisa, Jaidah and Lauryn 



My heart is so heavy hearing of your passing.  When I heard  you were ill, My family and I immediately stormed the gates of heaven with prayers for your recovery, However,  in end I believe God knows best  he needed you more . Wiley you were so many things such a beautiful person.  I want to thank you most of all for mentoring Kameron (my son) at a time when he needed it most.  He looked up to  you, respected you and enjoyed spending time with you any opportunity he had (you would actually schedule him in your day) That was kind of a big deal for him,  I hope you know how much that meant to Kameron and I, All the knowledge and self confidence he gained from being in your company is priceless. I thank God for the opportunity to have known you,  You will forever be in our hearts and you are truly missed, SIP Wiley. 

Mrs. Sonya Campbell-Johnson



My husband and I first met Wiley on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands., he was working with the local division of justice at the time. He rented an apartment at our family home from my mother who became like a second mother to Wiley. They took to each other like Mother and son. He enjoyed her meals and her baked goods. When we moved to Florida and I became a facilitator with the Anti-Defamation League program in the schools, I was happy to see Wiley there and worked with him on several workshops. His positivity and good humor was infectious. A people person, the students took to him.
Our hearts go out to his family with love and compassion. Wiley will be so sorely missed. He was a wonderful human being.
Denis & Anna Mae Comment

I met Wiley 14 years ago through ADL.  We worked together on many projects but my favorite memory is traveling with him and 10 high school students to Washington DC on a leadership program.  He was a wonderful, caring, compassionate man.  Students loved him! May his memory be a blessing to everyone he touched.

Professor Huff and I were colleagues at Miami Dade College for many years. He taught  law in both the basic law enforcement academy and the degree programs. He was a favorite among many students  One of my fondest memories, is the enthusiasm, and energy Professor Huff brought to the development and implementation of the successful Summer Mentorship Program where 100 at risk High school students earned 6 college credits. He was a scholar and a gentleman. James and I offer our fervent prayers and condolences...We will miss him too. 





Happy Birthday, Wiley. You were amongst the smartest and kindest person I have ever known. You were a caring, genuine brother. You always had encouraging words of wisdom for me. Yes, my brother, you were full of wisdom and anyone who spent anytime with you knew it. Each conversation we had, I felt I walked away earning 3 credits towards my PhD in life. My Brother, you were a modern day Aristotle. Wiley, you enjoyed teaching and never stopped teaching, and I thank you for that. You were a philosophical thinker and you shared your wisdom with all. I miss our routine conversations, brother. “You made me a better man. I’m so grateful our path crossed. My brother, I will miss you and never forget you .”  

Nate Osgood 

I graduated from high school with Wiley.  He was a great guy. Wiley got along with everyone and had a wonderful sense of humor. My condolences and prayers to his family.

I graduated from high school with Wiley.  I remember him having a very warm, kind personality. 

Wiley was a genuine person, and I will miss seeing his face in the hall and the cafeteria of the PSB, he was always such a gentleman.  He would always say hello and ask how you are doing, and that little gesture always made my day a bit brighter, thank you Wiley you will be truly missed.


Praying for solace for you and your family during this difficult time. I worked with Wiley Huff many years at Miami-Dade College. He served as a law enforcement assessor with the Assessment Center and itemwriter for promotional exams. He also was a reviewer for the law questions item bank. Additionally, Wiley and I were co-instructors for some academic  college classes.  His input was invaluable to the success of the Assessment Center and School of Justice Programs. I will miss his insight, input and humor.

MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU DURING THIS TRYING TIME.  MAY HIS LEGACY LIVE ON THROUGH THOSE THAT HE REACHED BOTH KNOWINGLY AND UNKNOWINGLY.  

MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOUR FAMILY DURING THIS TIME. THE LEGACY OF MR. WILEY J. HUFF III WILL CONTINUE TO LIVE ON THROUGH ALL OF THE THE LIVES HE HAS IMPACTED BOTH KNOWINGLY AND UNKNOWINGLY. 

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May you in time, find peace and comfort knowing that Wiley lived a fulfilling life, who spread joy, humor and laughter to others who worked with him. God bless. 

My sincere condolences to the family 
I worked at Miami Dade College with Wiley Huff for 10+ years.  He was an excellent instructor, very personable and an advocate for the students. He will be missed. 

OBITUARIO

Wiley J Huff III

9 agosto, 1946 – 3 agosto, 2020

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