Ann Young Hudgens

Ann was a wonderful lady. Even though she knew the cancer was not going away she stayed positive and would smile and say I am going to keep on going. I have cut her hair for the last seven years and will miss a true friendship with her. May you find peace in your hearts . Sandy Merry

I am very sorry to learn of Dr. Hudgens' passing.

I remember her from David Lipscomb Elementary and Middle School, where I was a student way back in the 1970s.

I remember her as someone who did a little bit of everything -- whatever it took to help out, including hanging lights from the chapel ceiling -- as well as someone who genuinely cared about students. She also was the person who taught me how to swim, in summer school one year.

I've often wondered what happened to...

James:
The fondest memories of "the
whistler." She was a tireless worker
in the Scotland campaign in '79. Contacts have been rare since our days at DLC, but my love and sympathy to you and your family.

Teresa and Eric,

The days and experiences we have shared over the years speak for themselves. Ann was a dear christian lady who posssessed the greatest level of commitment to those things in which she believed. She was extremely professional in presentation, relationships and performance. She was caring and compassionate to all whose paths she crossed. Her impact on mankind will extend into eternity. There is a void on earth and in the hearts of her friends, but Heaven is a richer...

We will miss Dr. Hudgens very much. She touched my life as a child and recently as a member of Delta Kappa Gamma.

To The Family of Ann Hudgens
Waned to let you know what a
wonderful person she was and also
to let the family know they are in my
Thoughts and Prayers.
She will be missed be all who knew her.

With Sympathy
Danita Langley
Lipscomb University

My deepest condolences to the family. My sister in Christ will truly be missed, but we will see her on the other side.
Love always