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Obituary For James Hudson Jr.
James Leonard Hudson II
James Leonard Hudson II, age 71, joined our Lord and Savior on November 23,2020. He was a devoted family man, Friend, activist, and mentor. He was a retired teacher from Knox County Schools and volunteered with various organizations. Mr. Hudson is preceded in death by parents, James and Fannie Mae Hudson; wife, Carolyn Hudson; son, William Reid; daughter, Arnetta Mikler. Survived by children, James "Huddy" Hudson, Wendy Rainey, and Robert Weaver; grandchildren, Kiara, Khalia, Karissa Rainey, Brad Reid, Drew Flowers, Christopher and Matthew Weaver, and great grandchildren; cousins; Lillian Collins, Jamesena Hardin, Wanda Hamilton and a host of other relatives and close friends.
The family will receive friends at Unity Mortuary from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. on Monday, November 30,2020 with officiating by Reverend John Butler. A small service will be held for close invitees. Memorial preparations during November of 2021. In respect for the safety of the family and the visitors, face mask will be required and social distancing will be practiced. The final resting place will be held at Berry Highland Cemetery later in the week. Arrangements made with integrity by Unity Mortuary.
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Mr. Hudson was one of my mentors when I was in middle school at Powell from 1999-2002 and he truly was a ray of sunshine to my world. He was one of the only people to truly give me a chance and to never give up on me. He is so missed. He will always have a special place in my heart.
This is one of Hudson's grandsons, Chris. It deeply saddens me to hear of his passing. I remember fondly playing with his dog each time he brought them with him, and that is something I will never let fade away. I will forever hold him within my heart, and I hope he has found some form of peace. Rest easy, Grandpa Hudson.
Regards, CW.
When hearing of Huddy passing, my prayers went out for the family and friends. We all where socially together in the day. His Mom and Pop store was in Mechanicsville in the day. Not many black businesses in the day. God Bless And Keep You. George R Howard Sr
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To the family,as soon as I heard about your lost I said a prayer for you all and I'll continue to do so.thinking of you during this sorrowful time, Doncella Cox
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