Sue F Hudson, 91, of Rogers, Arkansas went to see Jesus on July 21, 2020. She was a wonderful influence and example to so many and will be truly missed.
Born Ida Sue Hudson, August 9, 1928 in Little Rock, Arkansas, to Charles McCants Feaster and Mary Sue Lea Feaster. She grew up in Fordyce, Arkansas. While growing up in Fordyce and Princeton with her many aunts and uncles she also made life-long friends. She attended Arkansas College, now Lyons College, and graduated in 1949. While at college she met William D Hudson Jr, married in Fordyce and then moved to Helena, Arkansas where she spent most of her life and raised two sons. She was a Christian, a Sunday School Teacher, and an elementary school teacher in Helena for twenty five years. She spent her life teaching her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
She loved studying the Bible and was a member of Central United Methodist Church in Rogers, AR and was a long-time member of the First Presbyterian Church of Helena, AR.
She is preceded in death by both her parents, her step-mother Mary Lou, her aunts that helped raise her and her spouse of forty five years.
Her survivors include her sons and two daughters in love, Dr. William D Hudson III (Susan) of Kingsport, TN and Charles F Hudson (Gini) of Rogers, AR; her seven grandchildren, Charles F Hudson Jr (Lindsay), Kristina Rudolph (Toby), Kim Meyer (Dave), Karin Stewart (John), Aubryn Street (Drew), Krissa Hudson, and Aleigha Hudson; and her ten great grandchildren plus number eleven to be born in December.
Bio Contributor: Walter Butler (47311674)
Born Ida Sue Hudson, August 9, 1928 in Little Rock, Arkansas, to Charles McCants Feaster and Mary Sue Lea Feaster. She grew up in Fordyce, Arkansas. While growing up in Fordyce and Princeton with her many aunts and uncles she also made life-long friends. She attended Arkansas College, now Lyons College, and graduated in 1949. While at college she met William D Hudson Jr, married in Fordyce and then moved to Helena, Arkansas where she spent most of her life and raised two sons. She was a Christian, a Sunday School Teacher, and an elementary school teacher in Helena for twenty five years. She spent her life teaching her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
She loved studying the Bible and was a member of Central United Methodist Church in Rogers, AR and was a long-time member of the First Presbyterian Church of Helena, AR.
She is preceded in death by both her parents, her step-mother Mary Lou, her aunts that helped raise her and her spouse of forty five years.
Her survivors include her sons and two daughters in love, Dr. William D Hudson III (Susan) of Kingsport, TN and Charles F Hudson (Gini) of Rogers, AR; her seven grandchildren, Charles F Hudson Jr (Lindsay), Kristina Rudolph (Toby), Kim Meyer (Dave), Karin Stewart (John), Aubryn Street (Drew), Krissa Hudson, and Aleigha Hudson; and her ten great grandchildren plus number eleven to be born in December.
Bio Contributor: Walter Butler (47311674)
Sue F Hudson, 91, of Rogers, Arkansas went to see Jesus on July 21, 2020. She was a wonderful influence and example to so many and will be truly missed.
Born Ida Sue Hudson, August 9, 1928 in Little Rock, Arkansas, to Charles McCants Feaster and Mary Sue Lea Feaster. She grew up in Fordyce, Arkansas. While growing up in Fordyce and Princeton with her many aunts and uncles she also made life-long friends. She attended Arkansas College, now Lyons College, and graduated in 1949. While at college she met William D Hudson Jr, married in Fordyce and then moved to Helena, Arkansas where she spent most of her life and raised two sons. She was a Christian, a Sunday School Teacher, and an elementary school teacher in Helena for twenty five years. She spent her life teaching her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
She loved studying the Bible and was a member of Central United Methodist Church in Rogers, AR and was a long-time member of the First Presbyterian Church of Helena, AR.
She is preceded in death by both her parents, her step-mother Mary Lou, her aunts that helped raise her and her spouse of forty five years.
Her survivors include her sons and two daughters in love, Dr. William D Hudson III (Susan) of Kingsport, TN and Charles F Hudson (Gini) of Rogers, AR; her seven grandchildren, Charles F Hudson Jr (Lindsay), Kristina Rudolph (Toby), Kim Meyer (Dave), Karin Stewart (John), Aubryn Street (Drew), Krissa Hudson, and Aleigha Hudson; and her ten great grandchildren plus number eleven to be born in December.
Bio Contributor: Walter Butler (47311674)
Born Ida Sue Hudson, August 9, 1928 in Little Rock, Arkansas, to Charles McCants Feaster and Mary Sue Lea Feaster. She grew up in Fordyce, Arkansas. While growing up in Fordyce and Princeton with her many aunts and uncles she also made life-long friends. She attended Arkansas College, now Lyons College, and graduated in 1949. While at college she met William D Hudson Jr, married in Fordyce and then moved to Helena, Arkansas where she spent most of her life and raised two sons. She was a Christian, a Sunday School Teacher, and an elementary school teacher in Helena for twenty five years. She spent her life teaching her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
She loved studying the Bible and was a member of Central United Methodist Church in Rogers, AR and was a long-time member of the First Presbyterian Church of Helena, AR.
She is preceded in death by both her parents, her step-mother Mary Lou, her aunts that helped raise her and her spouse of forty five years.
Her survivors include her sons and two daughters in love, Dr. William D Hudson III (Susan) of Kingsport, TN and Charles F Hudson (Gini) of Rogers, AR; her seven grandchildren, Charles F Hudson Jr (Lindsay), Kristina Rudolph (Toby), Kim Meyer (Dave), Karin Stewart (John), Aubryn Street (Drew), Krissa Hudson, and Aleigha Hudson; and her ten great grandchildren plus number eleven to be born in December.
Bio Contributor: Walter Butler (47311674)
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
