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Algie D. Brown<br>
Algie D. Brown<br>
Frank Fulco<br>
Frank Fulco<br>
[[P.J. Mills]]<b/>
[[P. J. Mills]]<br>
Jimmy Strain<br>
Jimmy Strain<br>
Dayton H. Waller, Jr.<br>
Dayton H. Waller, Jr.<br>
|birth_place= [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], [[United States|USA]]
|birth_place= [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], [[United States|USA]]
|death_date=June 15, 2001 (aged 84)
|death_date=June 15, 2001 (aged 84)
|death_place=[[Shreveportt]], Louisiana
|death_place=[[Shreveport]], Louisiana
|spouse= (1) Lucy North Hudson (died 1997)<br>
|spouse= (1) Lucy North Hudson (died 1997)<br>
(2) Catherine Franks Hudson (married 1998-2001, his death)
(2) Catherine Franks Hudson (married 1998-2001, his death)
Hudson was born in [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], the son of Oscar Hudson and the former Ruth Morley, hence his first name. His maternal grandfather, Stephen Kay Morley, was a [[pharmacist]] in [[Austin]], Texas, who patented old-time remedies that were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In youth, he was an [[Eagle Scout]]. Hudson graduated ''cum laude'' from [[Georgia Tech]] in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]], with a degree in mechanical engineering. From 1938 to 1940, he played football for the [[Green Bay Packers]] under Coach Curly Lambeau.
Hudson was born in [[San Antonio]], [[Texas]], the son of Oscar Hudson and the former Ruth Morley, hence his first name. His maternal grandfather, Stephen Kay Morley, was a [[pharmacist]] in [[Austin]], Texas, who patented old-time remedies that were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In youth, he was an [[Eagle Scout]]. Hudson graduated ''cum laude'' from [[Georgia Tech]] in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]], with a degree in mechanical engineering. From 1938 to 1940, he played football for the [[Green Bay Packers]] under Coach Curly Lambeau.
During [[World War II]], he was a [[Captain (United States)|captain]] in the [[U.S. Army]] [[Infantry]] Reserves. When he relocated to Shreveport in 1945, Hudson became president of the Hudson-Rush Company of Shreveport and [[Dallas, Texas|Dallas]], which specialized in industrial process equipment. He also was one of the original partners of Pelican Supply Company and McElroy Metals in Shreveport. In 1956, Hudson ran unsuccessfully as a Republican for the [[Caddo Parish, Louisiana|Caddo Parish]] [[School Board]].
During [[World War II]], he was a [[Captain (United States)|captain]] in the [[U.S. Army]] [[Infantry]] Reserves. When he relocated to Shreveport in 1945, Hudson became president of the Hudson-Rush Company of Shreveport and [[Dallas, Texas|Dallas]], which specialized in industrial process equipment. He also was one of the original partners of Pelican Supply Company and McElroy Metals in Shreveport. In 1956, Hudson ran unsuccessfully as a Republican for the Caddo Parish School Board.<ref name=obit/>