Milton Ross Huebsch

Milton Ross Huebsch, 88, of Madill, Oklahoma, passed away Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at the Family Care Center in Kingston, Oklahoma. He was born April 12, 1938, in Antioch, Oklahoma, to the late Edward Lawrence Huebsch and Beatrice Viola Greer Huebsch. Milton was raised in the Antioch and McMillan areas and later moved to Dickson where he graduated from Dickson High School in 1956. After graduation, Milton began working for Cashway Lumber Company before starting his own construction business. He built rent houses, taking great pride in his work and the business he built. On September 12, 2002, Milton married Deborah K. Porterfield in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. They shared 23 years of marriage together. Milton was a member of Oakview Baptist Church. He was an avid OU Sooners football fan and especially enjoyed watching his grandchildren participate in sporting events and dance recitals. He served on the board for the Big Five Program and was actively involved in helping with the Big Five Fish-athon. Milton also enjoyed a baseball career, playing for the Ardmore Braves from 1959 until 1962.

He is survived by his wife, Deborah Huebsch of Madill, Oklahoma; his children, Sherry Keeton and husband Rusty of Madill, Oklahoma; Katy McCollom and husband Matt of Norman, Oklahoma; and Eddie Huebsch and wife Kay of Norman, Oklahoma; his grandchildren, Toby Keeton, Dusty Pittman, Nataly Bynum, Tori Huebsch, Avery Huebsch, Connor McCollom, and Ellie McCollom; and seven great-grandchildren.

Milton was preceded in death by his parents, Edward Lawrence and Beatrice Viola Greer Huebsch; his sisters, Joyce McDonald and Ruth Ann Davis.

Milton will be remembered for his love of family, his dedication to his community, his love of sports, and the joy he found in watching his grandchildren and great-grandchildren grow and pursue the things they loved. He will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who knew and loved him.

Casket Bearers: Eddie Huebsch, Rusty Keeton, Josh Pittman, Toby Keeton, Matt McCollom and Levi Pittman