On August 9, 2018, God called to rest Bryan J. Hudson. Bryan was born on November 10, 1988, in Georgetown, South Carolina to Cedric A. Hudson and Gloria S. Wynn. He graduated from Andrews High School in June 2007.
Bryan went on to enlist in the United States Army, June 2009. He was awarded the Army Achievement Medal for his exceptional meritorious service, during NTC rotation 08-09.
His proficiency and dedication to alert and selfless service, contributed significantly to the 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment at Fort Benning, GA. He also, was made Squadron Leader of his Platoon.
Bryan's greatest aspiration was to become a Gourmet Chef so that he could prepare delicious gourmet food for a restaurant. He wanted to share his love for food preparation with his family and prepare the many recipes used by and enjoyed over the years.
Bryan's life was enriched with a blending of families. He is survived by his father, Cedric A. Hudson (Tasia) of Andrews, SC; his mother, Gloria S. Wynn (Don) of Virginia Beach, VA; three sisters, Michelle L. Hudson of Charlotte, NC, Suffea S. Williams of Virginia Beach, VA and Christian H. Heyward of Houston, TX; four brothers, Marcus A Hudson of Florence, SC, David R. Hudson and Trevis B. Williams II both of Virginia Beach, VA and Corin Hudson of Andrews, SC; one step-sister, Chelsea Adam (William) of Mebane, NC; three step-brothers, Chavis Stackhouse of Stony Brook, NY, Don Wynn, Jr. and Jesse Wynn of Norfork, VA; also left to cherish his memory are; Trevs B. Williams, I (Dad) of Tampa, FL; grandparents, Corine R. Hudson and Ruth Robinson; along with a host of aunts, uncles, other relatives and friends.
Bryan went on to enlist in the United States Army, June 2009. He was awarded the Army Achievement Medal for his exceptional meritorious service, during NTC rotation 08-09.
His proficiency and dedication to alert and selfless service, contributed significantly to the 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment at Fort Benning, GA. He also, was made Squadron Leader of his Platoon.
Bryan's greatest aspiration was to become a Gourmet Chef so that he could prepare delicious gourmet food for a restaurant. He wanted to share his love for food preparation with his family and prepare the many recipes used by and enjoyed over the years.
Bryan's life was enriched with a blending of families. He is survived by his father, Cedric A. Hudson (Tasia) of Andrews, SC; his mother, Gloria S. Wynn (Don) of Virginia Beach, VA; three sisters, Michelle L. Hudson of Charlotte, NC, Suffea S. Williams of Virginia Beach, VA and Christian H. Heyward of Houston, TX; four brothers, Marcus A Hudson of Florence, SC, David R. Hudson and Trevis B. Williams II both of Virginia Beach, VA and Corin Hudson of Andrews, SC; one step-sister, Chelsea Adam (William) of Mebane, NC; three step-brothers, Chavis Stackhouse of Stony Brook, NY, Don Wynn, Jr. and Jesse Wynn of Norfork, VA; also left to cherish his memory are; Trevs B. Williams, I (Dad) of Tampa, FL; grandparents, Corine R. Hudson and Ruth Robinson; along with a host of aunts, uncles, other relatives and friends.
On August 9, 2018, God called to rest Bryan J. Hudson. Bryan was born on November 10, 1988, in Georgetown, South Carolina to Cedric A. Hudson and Gloria S. Wynn. He graduated from Andrews High School in June 2007.
Bryan went on to enlist in the United States Army, June 2009. He was awarded the Army Achievement Medal for his exceptional meritorious service, during NTC rotation 08-09.
His proficiency and dedication to alert and selfless service, contributed significantly to the 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment at Fort Benning, GA. He also, was made Squadron Leader of his Platoon.
Bryan's greatest aspiration was to become a Gourmet Chef so that he could prepare delicious gourmet food for a restaurant. He wanted to share his love for food preparation with his family and prepare the many recipes used by and enjoyed over the years.
Bryan's life was enriched with a blending of families. He is survived by his father, Cedric A. Hudson (Tasia) of Andrews, SC; his mother, Gloria S. Wynn (Don) of Virginia Beach, VA; three sisters, Michelle L. Hudson of Charlotte, NC, Suffea S. Williams of Virginia Beach, VA and Christian H. Heyward of Houston, TX; four brothers, Marcus A Hudson of Florence, SC, David R. Hudson and Trevis B. Williams II both of Virginia Beach, VA and Corin Hudson of Andrews, SC; one step-sister, Chelsea Adam (William) of Mebane, NC; three step-brothers, Chavis Stackhouse of Stony Brook, NY, Don Wynn, Jr. and Jesse Wynn of Norfork, VA; also left to cherish his memory are; Trevs B. Williams, I (Dad) of Tampa, FL; grandparents, Corine R. Hudson and Ruth Robinson; along with a host of aunts, uncles, other relatives and friends.
Bryan went on to enlist in the United States Army, June 2009. He was awarded the Army Achievement Medal for his exceptional meritorious service, during NTC rotation 08-09.
His proficiency and dedication to alert and selfless service, contributed significantly to the 1st Battalion, 15th Infantry Regiment at Fort Benning, GA. He also, was made Squadron Leader of his Platoon.
Bryan's greatest aspiration was to become a Gourmet Chef so that he could prepare delicious gourmet food for a restaurant. He wanted to share his love for food preparation with his family and prepare the many recipes used by and enjoyed over the years.
Bryan's life was enriched with a blending of families. He is survived by his father, Cedric A. Hudson (Tasia) of Andrews, SC; his mother, Gloria S. Wynn (Don) of Virginia Beach, VA; three sisters, Michelle L. Hudson of Charlotte, NC, Suffea S. Williams of Virginia Beach, VA and Christian H. Heyward of Houston, TX; four brothers, Marcus A Hudson of Florence, SC, David R. Hudson and Trevis B. Williams II both of Virginia Beach, VA and Corin Hudson of Andrews, SC; one step-sister, Chelsea Adam (William) of Mebane, NC; three step-brothers, Chavis Stackhouse of Stony Brook, NY, Don Wynn, Jr. and Jesse Wynn of Norfork, VA; also left to cherish his memory are; Trevs B. Williams, I (Dad) of Tampa, FL; grandparents, Corine R. Hudson and Ruth Robinson; along with a host of aunts, uncles, other relatives and friends.
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