February 25, 2008
Pat Beeve Hudson was a regular at Harleys. She was 90. Pat was a member of the Grannies Gone Wild and she lived up to the name dancing every Sunday with John and Scottie, clapping along to the music and telling the girls to behave when they got a little too silly. We will all miss her. Out of the sadness comes happiness. We have turned an aquaintence into a friendship. After the memorial service at the Presbyterian Church, Jack and Liz invited us, along with John and Sylvia, back to their home to have lunch and share memories with John Buford Hudson, Pat's son . Jack played a CD of the song he wrote and recorded at a studio in Nashville; it was about Liz's parents life and was very touching. Great song!
February 25, 2008
Pat Beeve Hudson was a regular at Harleys. She was 90. Pat was a member of the Grannies Gone Wild and she lived up to the name dancing every Sunday with John and Scottie, clapping along to the music and telling the girls to behave when they got a little too silly. We will all miss her. Out of the sadness comes happiness. We have turned an aquaintence into a friendship. After the memorial service at the Presbyterian Church, Jack and Liz invited us, along with John and Sylvia, back to their home to have lunch and share memories with John Buford Hudson, Pat's son . Jack played a CD of the song he wrote and recorded at a studio in Nashville; it was about Liz's parents life and was very touching. Great song!
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