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Wanetta Hudson Obituary
She was born January 25, 1935, in Cumberland, Maryland, daughter of the late Goldie Leslie.
She was a Foster parent of many years, along with her husband.
Surviving are her Sister, Barbara (Melvin) Heavel; Son, Clement "Buck" (Sue and Stephanie) Kesler; Daughters, Theresa (Howell) Carter, Tori (Ben) Hewlin, Louanna Shultz, Karen (Kenny) Swanger; Nieces, Mary Lee (Steven Reeves) Kenney, Dottie (Don Gorforth) Marple; Grandsons, David Hubbard, Ricky Hubbard, Mike (Molly Barra) Hubbard, Kevin Carter, Nathan Carter; Granddaughters, Jessi (Derrick Burnett) Hubbard, Hollie Robertson; and a host of great-grandchildren, great-great grandchildren and family.
She was preceded in death by her Husband, Richard Wayne Hudson; Mother, Goldie Leslie; Brothers, Johnny Nazelrod, Richard Colbert; and Sister, Nancy Edlund.
Martin Funeral Home directing.
You may leave online condolences for the family on the guest registry at www.martinfuneralhomeinc.com.
She loved her family dearly, and her smile and laughter will be missed.
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Kevin carter
June 5, 2024
I remember as a kid she and wayne her husband. Would fly down to Alabama usually every year to spend a week or 2 with her daughter Theresa carter (my second mom) and OMG this woman had no filter lol but be so nice about telling you if you're a rude individual lol. But the best part of all. I know when she came. At some point I would have ALL the steamed snow crab legs with melted butter that I could eat. She loved her sea food. We love you Grammy and until next time. You tell Mr.wayne I'll see yall soon and we have firewood to go cut.
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Shelly Hansborough-Washington
June 4, 2024
As a foster kid we went to Ocean City every year and ate alot of crabs. I still do this, every year with my own my family. She taught me alot of family values that I will forever cherish. Love you forever Mom Hudson, Shelly
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