Ronald L Hudson, 83, of New Port Richey, Florida, went to be with the Lord on Saturday, June 1, 2024. Ron was born on February 1, 1941 in Cumberland Maryland. He is proceeded in death by his parents Wilbur M Hudson and Ethel (Bolinger) Hudson, and thirteen siblings.
Ron was the loving husband of Agnes (Lizana) Hudson, having been married for 64 years, In September 1959 he joined the US Air Force and was stationed at Lackland in San Antonio, TX; Keseler in Biloxi, MS; Naha Okinawa, and Patrick in Cocoa Beach, FL during his 4-year stint in the military.
Following his discharge from the Air Force, Ron began a 30 year career with General Electric starting in Philadelphia, PA as an electrical technician.
Besides his wife Agnes, he is survived by two son’s Donald (Joy) Hudson of Palm Habor FL, and Kevin Hudson of Fall River, MA. He is also survived by three sisters, Julia Orndoff and Leta Neus of Cumberland MD, and Maxine Dorr of Chilhowee, MO, and many loving nieces and nephews.
During his life he was an active member of many Baptist churches and loved being Sunday school director, singing in the choir, as well as planning activities for senior members. Most recently, he was a member of First Baptist Church of Elfers.
Through the years, Ron and Agnes were fond of traveling having been to Alaska, Hawaii, Australia, Israel, Italy, and visiting family and friends located throughout the country.
Ron was known for his big heart, demonstrating it through his generosity and willingness to help anyone needing assistance.
His interment will be at the Cape Canaveral National Cemetery.
A life celebration is scheduled at the First Baptist Church of Elfers for family and friends on June 15th at 1:00 pm.
In leu of flowers, donations can be made to First Baptist Church of Elfers in Ron’s name.
Susan White
June 10, 2024, 11:59 pm
My uncle Ron was generous person. He helped me with planning the Lizana Family Reunion. I appreciated him for that and loved him very much. God bless his soul.
Rachel Rebecca Hudson
June 11, 2024, 8:13 pm
Uncle Ronnie was a good Christian man and a loving and kind Uncle. I enjoyed our phone conversations over the years. He was kind enough to check on me and keep in contact with me over the years even after after both of my parents (Rev. Calvin L. Hudson and Mrs. Linnette Hudson) died. i talked to him when he was in the hospital shortly before he died. He always spoke very lovingly of his wife, sons and daughter-in-law. I will miss him. I know that he is in heaven with Jesus. Rachel Hudson
Nancy Kluisza
June 12, 2024, 3:36 am
I’ve known Ron and Agnes for quite a few years now when I lived in Biloxi, Mississippi and it was always a pleasure to talk to them and play card games at his sister-in-law, Sheila Lizana’s, house. He was always active, with a quick smile and was always helping others and enjoying his life as much as possible with his physical limitations. He also drove frequently almost to the end; I know that God was looking out for him (and others) on the roads as he drove back and forth to MS from Florida quite often without incident. He will be missed but is now without pain and is watching over Agnes. My condolences to the family.