Dwight Hudson Obituary
DWIGHT HUDSON
Reagan, TN: Dwight Leon (Pop) Hudson, age 71, passed away July 19, 2024, at AHC Westwood Nursing Home in Decaturville, TN.
He was born September 30, 1952, in Henderson County, the son of the late William Howard Taft Hudson and Beulah Inetha Plunk Roach.
He was a member of Shiloh Baptist Church. Pop was united in marriage to Carolyn Bailey Foster on January 8, 2005.
After retirement Pop worked part time for First Farmers Co-op and enjoyed meeting all the people he encountered. He enjoyed camping, cruising around with his wife to find new places to eat, spending time with his kids and grandkids. He enjoyed many trips and cruises with family. Pop also loved Nascar, dirt track racing, riding around with Nana and the girls on the side by side, a good game of dominoes and watching his westerns.
Mr. Hudson is survived by his wife, Carolyn Bailey Foster Hudson; a son Brian Hudson(JoAnn) of Lexington; three daughters, Shanda Mullins (Jimmy) of Lexington, Bailey Moore and Briley (Sissy) Hudson both of Reagan; two stepsons, Blake Foster (Jennifer) of Reagan and Brandon Foster (Tabatha) of Lexington and a stepdaughter, Ashley Foster of Lexington; grandchildren, Brandon Jordan, Allyson Carter, Chloe Foster, Eli Hudson and Bella Carey and 4 great grandchildren; two brothers, Larry Hudson (Wilma) and Jerry Hudson (Brenda) and two sisters, Jimmie Nell Tucker and Karen Woodard (Randall).
He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, WT Hudson and Kenneth Hudson and an infant sister, Gloria Patricia Hudson.
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304 Crook Ave P. O. Box 66, Henderson, TN 38340
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