Mr. Hudspeth, 4256 W. Cavalier Drive, was killed Sunday while competing at Mel Larson's Drag Strip at Wittmann. Born in Phoenix, he was graduated from Alhambra High School and was a member of the American and National Hot Rod Associations. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S Hudspeth; a brother, Paul G "Jerry" Hudspeth, all of Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. John Hackett of Glendale and Mrs. Kent Home of Globe; grandparents, Mrs. Fernie Pillow of Vallejo, Calif., and E. L. French and Mrs. Gertrude French, both of Glendale. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery, Glendale. Brazill- Whitney Mortuary made arrangements
Published in the Arizona Republic on Feb.4,1970
Published in the Arizona Republic on Feb.4,1970
Mr. Hudspeth, 4256 W. Cavalier Drive, was killed Sunday while competing at Mel Larson's Drag Strip at Wittmann. Born in Phoenix, he was graduated from Alhambra High School and was a member of the American and National Hot Rod Associations. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S Hudspeth; a brother, Paul G "Jerry" Hudspeth, all of Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. John Hackett of Glendale and Mrs. Kent Home of Globe; grandparents, Mrs. Fernie Pillow of Vallejo, Calif., and E. L. French and Mrs. Gertrude French, both of Glendale. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery, Glendale. Brazill- Whitney Mortuary made arrangements
Published in the Arizona Republic on Feb.4,1970
Published in the Arizona Republic on Feb.4,1970
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