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Audie Lee Hudson © The Stilwell Democrat Journal April 30, 2008 Submitted by: Martha Real
Audie Lee Hudson
May 7, 1918-April 15, 2008
Audie Lee Hudson, the daughter of John Irvin and Carrie (Burgess) Irvin, was born May 7, 1918, in Stilwell, Oklahoma.
She went to be with her Lord on April 15, 2008, at the Stilwell Nursing Home at 89 years of age.
In 1941, Audie was married to Amos Worley who passed away in 1959, after 18 years of marriage. Upon his passing, Audie then married Homer Hudson in 1960. Their union lasted 34 years, until his death in 1994.
Audie was saved at a young age and would have gone to church every night if she could. She was a member of Christian Worship Center. Her hobbies included gardening and quilting.
Her parents, both husbands and one sister, Eunice Charles preceded her in death.
Those left to mourn her passing are her daughter, Faye Hummingbird, of Stilwell; one nephew, Bobby Charles, of Sapulpa, OK; three grandchildren, Donna Hummingbird, of Kansas, OK, Rhonda Hummingbird, Kevin Hummingbird and wife, Brandy, all of Stilwell; four great grandchildren, Kyp Hummingbird, Paige Robinson, Madison Cornett and Kelsey Hummingbird; one great-great grandchild, Ryley Robinson.
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