Jeana

Huber

Jeana Huber

June 6, 1959 - October 24, 2026

She was born on D-Day, June 6, 1959, and if there was ever a woman destined to make a grand entrance, it was Jeana Huber! She spent her life making her mark on the world, one hairstyle, one flower, one thrift-store treasure, and one unforgettable conversation at a time.

Jeana graduated from Dundalk High School and Sollers Point Vocational

High School, where she studied cosmetology and began a career that would bring her years of happiness, friendships, and countless loyal customers. She was also the Queen of her driving school, an honor she proudly celebrated by riding in the Dundalk Heritage Parade. Jeana was never one to blend into the background!

On October 11, 1980, Jeana married the love of her life, John Michael Huber. Their love story began years earlier, when they met at just 13 and 16 years old. What started as a young connection grew into a lifetime of love, partnership, and shared memories. John was her sweetheart, her companion, and the love of her life.

Jeana found joy in life's simple pleasures and had a special talent for finding beauty where others might overlook it. She loved boat rides, the challenge of climbing lighthouses, tending to her garden, digging in her weeds, and planting beautiful flowers. She delighted in feeding the birds and watching them build their nests in her birdhouses. The birds were always welcome in her yard, although crab grass most certainly was not! If crab grass had known Jeana, it would have known fear.

She also loved visiting thrift stores, where she could spot a treasure in something someone else had discarded as trash. She had an eye for hidden beauty and a knack for giving forgotten things a second chance. She loved cats, catching and picking crabs, loved a good trip to Wal-Mart, and enjoyed the little adventures that made an ordinary day feel special.

Jeana's professional life was just as meaningful to her. She loved working as a cosmetologist at Dotty's and Headliners in Dundalk. Her customers were more than appointments on a schedule, and her coworkers were more than people she worked alongside. They became part of her extended family. Through the years, she shared laughter, conversation, friendship, and a little extra beauty with the people who sat in her chair. Her presence will be deeply missed by the many people whose lives she touched.

Above all, Jeana carried a strong, unwavering faith that began at United Evangelical United Church of Christ. Her faith was an important foundation throughout her life, offering strength, comfort, and guidance. It was a part of who she was and a source of hope that remained close to her heart.

Jeana was preceded in death by her parents, John and Norma Strong; her brother, Bernard Wolf; and, as she might have wryly acknowledged, dozens of customers from the hair salon who passed before her. Those who knew Jeana can imagine that even in remembrance, she would have appreciated a little humor alongside the tears.

She leaves behind her beloved husband, John Michael Huber; her loving daughter Ashley and her husband, Justin Gyurik; her loving daughter Alissa and her fiancé, Christopher Scott; and her loving son, Jordan Michael Huber. She is also survived by her sisters Cheryl Sibiski, Gail Podbielski and her dear half brother, Jim Strong. Her family was a treasured part of her life, and the love she gave them will remain a lasting part of her legacy.

Jeana's life was a beautiful collection of love, laughter, faith, flowers, feathered friends, feline companions, thrift-store finds, and the people who made her world special. She taught us that beauty can be found in a garden, a secondhand treasure, a familiar face in a salon chair, or a simple day spent with the people we love. She also taught us that some things-especially crab grass-should never be tolerated!

Though she will be missed beyond words, Jeana's spirit will live on in the flowers she planted, the birds she fed, the treasures she rescued, the lives she brightened, and the family and friends who will carry her memory forward.

A celebration of Jeana's life will be held on her birthday, June 6, by invitation only.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Humane Society, in honor of Jeana's love for animals.

May she rest in peace, surrounded by the love she gave so freely-and may her heavenly garden be free of crab grass forever.