Solomon Michael Ludwick

Solomon Michael Ludwick, born on December 24, 1977, passed into the presence of his

Lord and Savior on January 19, 2026. Solomon leaves a legacy of service, faith, and

deep love for his family. He was known for his strength, devotion, sense of humor, and

unwavering commitment to those he loved.

Solomon honorably served his country in the US Marine Corp, US Air Force, and as a

U.S. Air Marshal, all roles that reflected his courage, integrity, and desire to protect

others. Due to medical reasons, he retired in 2019, closing a chapter of faithful service

that defined much of his life and character after many years of service.

Solomon was a devoted husband and father. He is survived by his loving and devoted

wife, Carey Ann Ludwick, who stood faithfully by his side through both the good times

and through some difficult challenges! Their love for one another was strong, enduring,

and deeply rooted in Faith. They were each-others "person" from the first day to last,

with a fierce loyalty that only comes once in a lifetime.

Solomon was a proud and loving father to his cherished children, Faith Ludwick, age 12,

and Tristen Ludwick, age 14. They were the joy of his life and the center of his heart.

His kids gave him the strength to fight everyday through his adversities.

A man of faith, Solomon trusted God through both triumphs and trials. His life reflected

perseverance, humility, and a quiet strength rooted in God. While his passing leaves a

profound absence, those who knew and loved him take comfort in the promise of

eternal life and the assurance that Solomon is now at peace, fully restored, and home

with the Lord Jesus Christ.

Solomon will be remembered as a loving husband, devoted father, a patriot, and lover of

Christ whose life touched many. His legacy lives on through his wife, his children, his

family, and all those blessed to know him.

Solomon is also survived by his mother and father, Dan and Linda Ludwick, his brothers

Warren Hinch and Matt Ludwick, sister Katie Ludwick (Keith Cook), preceded in death

by his brother Damien Ludwick.

A Memorial Service honoring Solomon's life will be held on February 5th at 11:00 a.m.

at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona (2929 E Pinnacle Peak Rd, Phoenix, AZ).

Following the service, a Celebration of Solomon's Life will take place at Maranatha

Baptist Church (9120 N 95 Ave, Peoria, Arizona). Family and friends are invited to

gather over lunch to share memories, reflect on God's faithfulness, and honor a life well

lived.

Family respectfully requests no flowers at this time