Of Hemet, California passed away May 17, 2022. Lee was born September 16, 1930 to Clifford and Julia Hudson in Racine, Wisconsin. After high school Lee played a bit of semi-pro football before being inducted into the Army where he served in the Signal Corps in Austria for 18 months. He married Barbara Wedler of Gleason, Wisconsin in 1951. They had three children, Susan, Debra and Tom. Lee worked as a carpenter with his father then later as a union carpenter building commercial structures in Wisconsin, Illinois and later in California when he and Barbara relocated to Hemet in 1986. Upon his retirement in 1999 Lee became a committed techy. He built his own computers and helped others with theirs as the Technical Director of the Hemet Senior Computer Club. Additionally, Lee volunteered with the Hemet-San Jacinto Genealogical Society where he digitized records and assisted people tracing their ancestry.
Lee is predeceased by wife Barbara and daughter Susan. He is survived by daughter Debra, son Tom, three grandchildren, great grand-children and a great-great grand-daughter on the way!
Lee is predeceased by wife Barbara and daughter Susan. He is survived by daughter Debra, son Tom, three grandchildren, great grand-children and a great-great grand-daughter on the way!
Of Hemet, California passed away May 17, 2022. Lee was born September 16, 1930 to Clifford and Julia Hudson in Racine, Wisconsin. After high school Lee played a bit of semi-pro football before being inducted into the Army where he served in the Signal Corps in Austria for 18 months. He married Barbara Wedler of Gleason, Wisconsin in 1951. They had three children, Susan, Debra and Tom. Lee worked as a carpenter with his father then later as a union carpenter building commercial structures in Wisconsin, Illinois and later in California when he and Barbara relocated to Hemet in 1986. Upon his retirement in 1999 Lee became a committed techy. He built his own computers and helped others with theirs as the Technical Director of the Hemet Senior Computer Club. Additionally, Lee volunteered with the Hemet-San Jacinto Genealogical Society where he digitized records and assisted people tracing their ancestry.
Lee is predeceased by wife Barbara and daughter Susan. He is survived by daughter Debra, son Tom, three grandchildren, great grand-children and a great-great grand-daughter on the way!
Lee is predeceased by wife Barbara and daughter Susan. He is survived by daughter Debra, son Tom, three grandchildren, great grand-children and a great-great grand-daughter on the way!
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