Lillian Hudson was the younger of two children born to Ervin Rawls and Lyda Leona (Balzer) Fitch. She grew up in Oklahoma City where her parents owned and operated a small grocery store. The family moved to Tampa, Florida, when the girls were older.
She married (1) James Wilcox Morgan Hurlbut; (2) William Cecil Hudson. Lillian and William had four children.
Lillian finished law school, but worked as a legal secretery rather than taking the bar to practice as an attorney. She was intelligent, naturally athletic, had a good sense of humor and was active in the First Christian Church of Tampa.
The obituary was carried in the Tampa Bay Tribune, 22 November 1987, on page 2. Arrangements were handled by Stowers D. Marion Reed Funeral Home.
According to her youngest son, Lillian's ashes were scattered from the old Tampa Bay Bridge.
She married (1) James Wilcox Morgan Hurlbut; (2) William Cecil Hudson. Lillian and William had four children.
Lillian finished law school, but worked as a legal secretery rather than taking the bar to practice as an attorney. She was intelligent, naturally athletic, had a good sense of humor and was active in the First Christian Church of Tampa.
The obituary was carried in the Tampa Bay Tribune, 22 November 1987, on page 2. Arrangements were handled by Stowers D. Marion Reed Funeral Home.
According to her youngest son, Lillian's ashes were scattered from the old Tampa Bay Bridge.
Lillian Hudson was the younger of two children born to Ervin Rawls and Lyda Leona (Balzer) Fitch. She grew up in Oklahoma City where her parents owned and operated a small grocery store. The family moved to Tampa, Florida, when the girls were older.
She married (1) James Wilcox Morgan Hurlbut; (2) William Cecil Hudson. Lillian and William had four children.
Lillian finished law school, but worked as a legal secretery rather than taking the bar to practice as an attorney. She was intelligent, naturally athletic, had a good sense of humor and was active in the First Christian Church of Tampa.
The obituary was carried in the Tampa Bay Tribune, 22 November 1987, on page 2. Arrangements were handled by Stowers D. Marion Reed Funeral Home.
According to her youngest son, Lillian's ashes were scattered from the old Tampa Bay Bridge.
She married (1) James Wilcox Morgan Hurlbut; (2) William Cecil Hudson. Lillian and William had four children.
Lillian finished law school, but worked as a legal secretery rather than taking the bar to practice as an attorney. She was intelligent, naturally athletic, had a good sense of humor and was active in the First Christian Church of Tampa.
The obituary was carried in the Tampa Bay Tribune, 22 November 1987, on page 2. Arrangements were handled by Stowers D. Marion Reed Funeral Home.
According to her youngest son, Lillian's ashes were scattered from the old Tampa Bay Bridge.
