Obituary for John Huntly Cudd III
reprinted from Hill-Cashman Funeral Home online
John Huntly Cudd, III, age 93 of River Falls, WI died January 12, 2016 at Kinnic Health & Rehab in River Falls. He was born on April 13, 1922, to parents John Huntly Cudd and Hannah Louise (Johnson) Cudd.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister’s Helen, Alice and Arlene and brother’s Walter, Herbert, Paul, Tom, Gene, and Grandson Christopher.
He is Survived by his wife of 68 years Dorothy, children Doug (Kathy), Jack (Rita), David (Rebecca), and Cathy O’Connell; Grandchildren Stacy (Conrad) Ertz, Jesse (Kathleen) Cudd, Nick (Sarah) Cudd, Brady (Brandy) Cudd, Patrick O’Connell, Collin Cudd, and Logan Cudd and by Great Grandchildren Mikayla, Jesse Jr., Jackson, Kaitlyn, Quinn, Addison, Caden, Peyton, Sam, Talen, Chloe And Sydney, Sisters-in-law Janet, Dorothy and Romaine, and many nieces and nephews.
John went to school through the 8th grade when he began working on the family farm. He farmed with his father until he married Dorothy Gipford of Ellsworth in 1948. He hauled milk to the Prescott Creamery, worked at the River Falls Creamery, farmed for 8 years, and finally worked in construction until retirement at 65, finishing his last home at the age of 78.
A man who loved nature, John planted tens of thousands of trees during his life and was named Pierce County Tree Farmer of the Year.
He loved camping with family and friends, and later motor-home trips with Dorothy, exploring many states, frequently visiting his daughter in Arizona. Deer hunting at the cabin at Timberland with friends, relatives, his sons and grandsons was great fun for him.
He was named “Fan of the Year” 2010-2011 for attending years of RFHS wrestling, and then following college wrestling, his grandsons excelling in the sport. He loved nothing better than a game of cards, anytime, anywhere and winning most of the time! What a good man he was.
Memorials for John will be dedicated to special projects at Ezekiel Lutheran Church by his Family.
Funeral service will be 11:00 am Saturday, 1/16/16, at Ezekiel Lutheran Church, River Falls. Visitation will be 4:00-7:00 pm Friday, 1/15/16, at the church and 1 hour prior to the service on Saturday. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, River Falls.
Johnathan Huntley Cudd (1858-1916)married Alma Patterson in 1882 in Wisconsin.They had these children: Marion/Hazel/BESSIE/Madeline/Lillian/Maude/Robert/John II/Nancy and Paul. My story is regarding BESSIE Cudd McFarland.She moved to Oregon,became a rural school teacher. A couple of her sisters also "came west" to teach here in Oregon. In BESSIE'S later years she lived next door to my grandmother in Prineville,Oregon. Grandma began to check in on Bessie daily as Bessie grew older and more frail. When my Grandma passed, my mother took over caring for Bessie. After Bessie passed in 1975, my mom brought home much of Bessie's family papers and photos. I've kept them hoping to find family who might be interested in learning of their ancestors. Would anyone in the Cudd family want these things?
Robyn Helms Baker, [email protected] Bend, Oregon
Robyn Helms Baker - February 01, 2016 at 02:49 AM
reprinted from Hill-Cashman Funeral Home online
John Huntly Cudd, III, age 93 of River Falls, WI died January 12, 2016 at Kinnic Health & Rehab in River Falls. He was born on April 13, 1922, to parents John Huntly Cudd and Hannah Louise (Johnson) Cudd.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister’s Helen, Alice and Arlene and brother’s Walter, Herbert, Paul, Tom, Gene, and Grandson Christopher.
He is Survived by his wife of 68 years Dorothy, children Doug (Kathy), Jack (Rita), David (Rebecca), and Cathy O’Connell; Grandchildren Stacy (Conrad) Ertz, Jesse (Kathleen) Cudd, Nick (Sarah) Cudd, Brady (Brandy) Cudd, Patrick O’Connell, Collin Cudd, and Logan Cudd and by Great Grandchildren Mikayla, Jesse Jr., Jackson, Kaitlyn, Quinn, Addison, Caden, Peyton, Sam, Talen, Chloe And Sydney, Sisters-in-law Janet, Dorothy and Romaine, and many nieces and nephews.
John went to school through the 8th grade when he began working on the family farm. He farmed with his father until he married Dorothy Gipford of Ellsworth in 1948. He hauled milk to the Prescott Creamery, worked at the River Falls Creamery, farmed for 8 years, and finally worked in construction until retirement at 65, finishing his last home at the age of 78.
A man who loved nature, John planted tens of thousands of trees during his life and was named Pierce County Tree Farmer of the Year.
He loved camping with family and friends, and later motor-home trips with Dorothy, exploring many states, frequently visiting his daughter in Arizona. Deer hunting at the cabin at Timberland with friends, relatives, his sons and grandsons was great fun for him.
He was named “Fan of the Year” 2010-2011 for attending years of RFHS wrestling, and then following college wrestling, his grandsons excelling in the sport. He loved nothing better than a game of cards, anytime, anywhere and winning most of the time! What a good man he was.
Memorials for John will be dedicated to special projects at Ezekiel Lutheran Church by his Family.
Funeral service will be 11:00 am Saturday, 1/16/16, at Ezekiel Lutheran Church, River Falls. Visitation will be 4:00-7:00 pm Friday, 1/15/16, at the church and 1 hour prior to the service on Saturday. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, River Falls.
Johnathan Huntley Cudd (1858-1916)married Alma Patterson in 1882 in Wisconsin.They had these children: Marion/Hazel/BESSIE/Madeline/Lillian/Maude/Robert/John II/Nancy and Paul. My story is regarding BESSIE Cudd McFarland.She moved to Oregon,became a rural school teacher. A couple of her sisters also "came west" to teach here in Oregon. In BESSIE'S later years she lived next door to my grandmother in Prineville,Oregon. Grandma began to check in on Bessie daily as Bessie grew older and more frail. When my Grandma passed, my mother took over caring for Bessie. After Bessie passed in 1975, my mom brought home much of Bessie's family papers and photos. I've kept them hoping to find family who might be interested in learning of their ancestors. Would anyone in the Cudd family want these things?
Robyn Helms Baker, [email protected] Bend, Oregon
Robyn Helms Baker - February 01, 2016 at 02:49 AM
Obituary for John Huntly Cudd III
reprinted from Hill-Cashman Funeral Home online
John Huntly Cudd, III, age 93 of River Falls, WI died January 12, 2016 at Kinnic Health & Rehab in River Falls. He was born on April 13, 1922, to parents John Huntly Cudd and Hannah Louise (Johnson) Cudd.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister’s Helen, Alice and Arlene and brother’s Walter, Herbert, Paul, Tom, Gene, and Grandson Christopher.
He is Survived by his wife of 68 years Dorothy, children Doug (Kathy), Jack (Rita), David (Rebecca), and Cathy O’Connell; Grandchildren Stacy (Conrad) Ertz, Jesse (Kathleen) Cudd, Nick (Sarah) Cudd, Brady (Brandy) Cudd, Patrick O’Connell, Collin Cudd, and Logan Cudd and by Great Grandchildren Mikayla, Jesse Jr., Jackson, Kaitlyn, Quinn, Addison, Caden, Peyton, Sam, Talen, Chloe And Sydney, Sisters-in-law Janet, Dorothy and Romaine, and many nieces and nephews.
John went to school through the 8th grade when he began working on the family farm. He farmed with his father until he married Dorothy Gipford of Ellsworth in 1948. He hauled milk to the Prescott Creamery, worked at the River Falls Creamery, farmed for 8 years, and finally worked in construction until retirement at 65, finishing his last home at the age of 78.
A man who loved nature, John planted tens of thousands of trees during his life and was named Pierce County Tree Farmer of the Year.
He loved camping with family and friends, and later motor-home trips with Dorothy, exploring many states, frequently visiting his daughter in Arizona. Deer hunting at the cabin at Timberland with friends, relatives, his sons and grandsons was great fun for him.
He was named “Fan of the Year” 2010-2011 for attending years of RFHS wrestling, and then following college wrestling, his grandsons excelling in the sport. He loved nothing better than a game of cards, anytime, anywhere and winning most of the time! What a good man he was.
Memorials for John will be dedicated to special projects at Ezekiel Lutheran Church by his Family.
Funeral service will be 11:00 am Saturday, 1/16/16, at Ezekiel Lutheran Church, River Falls. Visitation will be 4:00-7:00 pm Friday, 1/15/16, at the church and 1 hour prior to the service on Saturday. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, River Falls.
Johnathan Huntley Cudd (1858-1916)married Alma Patterson in 1882 in Wisconsin.They had these children: Marion/Hazel/BESSIE/Madeline/Lillian/Maude/Robert/John II/Nancy and Paul. My story is regarding BESSIE Cudd McFarland.She moved to Oregon,became a rural school teacher. A couple of her sisters also "came west" to teach here in Oregon. In BESSIE'S later years she lived next door to my grandmother in Prineville,Oregon. Grandma began to check in on Bessie daily as Bessie grew older and more frail. When my Grandma passed, my mother took over caring for Bessie. After Bessie passed in 1975, my mom brought home much of Bessie's family papers and photos. I've kept them hoping to find family who might be interested in learning of their ancestors. Would anyone in the Cudd family want these things?
Robyn Helms Baker, [email protected] Bend, Oregon
Robyn Helms Baker - February 01, 2016 at 02:49 AM
reprinted from Hill-Cashman Funeral Home online
John Huntly Cudd, III, age 93 of River Falls, WI died January 12, 2016 at Kinnic Health & Rehab in River Falls. He was born on April 13, 1922, to parents John Huntly Cudd and Hannah Louise (Johnson) Cudd.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister’s Helen, Alice and Arlene and brother’s Walter, Herbert, Paul, Tom, Gene, and Grandson Christopher.
He is Survived by his wife of 68 years Dorothy, children Doug (Kathy), Jack (Rita), David (Rebecca), and Cathy O’Connell; Grandchildren Stacy (Conrad) Ertz, Jesse (Kathleen) Cudd, Nick (Sarah) Cudd, Brady (Brandy) Cudd, Patrick O’Connell, Collin Cudd, and Logan Cudd and by Great Grandchildren Mikayla, Jesse Jr., Jackson, Kaitlyn, Quinn, Addison, Caden, Peyton, Sam, Talen, Chloe And Sydney, Sisters-in-law Janet, Dorothy and Romaine, and many nieces and nephews.
John went to school through the 8th grade when he began working on the family farm. He farmed with his father until he married Dorothy Gipford of Ellsworth in 1948. He hauled milk to the Prescott Creamery, worked at the River Falls Creamery, farmed for 8 years, and finally worked in construction until retirement at 65, finishing his last home at the age of 78.
A man who loved nature, John planted tens of thousands of trees during his life and was named Pierce County Tree Farmer of the Year.
He loved camping with family and friends, and later motor-home trips with Dorothy, exploring many states, frequently visiting his daughter in Arizona. Deer hunting at the cabin at Timberland with friends, relatives, his sons and grandsons was great fun for him.
He was named “Fan of the Year” 2010-2011 for attending years of RFHS wrestling, and then following college wrestling, his grandsons excelling in the sport. He loved nothing better than a game of cards, anytime, anywhere and winning most of the time! What a good man he was.
Memorials for John will be dedicated to special projects at Ezekiel Lutheran Church by his Family.
Funeral service will be 11:00 am Saturday, 1/16/16, at Ezekiel Lutheran Church, River Falls. Visitation will be 4:00-7:00 pm Friday, 1/15/16, at the church and 1 hour prior to the service on Saturday. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery, River Falls.
Johnathan Huntley Cudd (1858-1916)married Alma Patterson in 1882 in Wisconsin.They had these children: Marion/Hazel/BESSIE/Madeline/Lillian/Maude/Robert/John II/Nancy and Paul. My story is regarding BESSIE Cudd McFarland.She moved to Oregon,became a rural school teacher. A couple of her sisters also "came west" to teach here in Oregon. In BESSIE'S later years she lived next door to my grandmother in Prineville,Oregon. Grandma began to check in on Bessie daily as Bessie grew older and more frail. When my Grandma passed, my mother took over caring for Bessie. After Bessie passed in 1975, my mom brought home much of Bessie's family papers and photos. I've kept them hoping to find family who might be interested in learning of their ancestors. Would anyone in the Cudd family want these things?
Robyn Helms Baker, [email protected] Bend, Oregon
Robyn Helms Baker - February 01, 2016 at 02:49 AM
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