Gregory Allen Hudson, age 70 ,of Laurel, passed away January 27, 2021. He was born November 8, 1950, to Marjorie (Hudson) Crough, in Fargo, North Dakota and was raised by his grandparents, Willard and Thelma Hudson, Greg grew up and attended school in Williston, where he graduated from High School in 1968. Following graduation, Greg joined the United States Army. In 1969-1970, Greg proudly served his country in Viet Nam, where he was a member of the 101st Air Borne, Delta Raiders.
Greg returned home, and married the love of his life, Cheryl Grace Tibbits, on March 11, 1972. Shortly after, Greg and Cheryl started their lives together in Montana, working various farm and ranch jobs all over the state; Lambert, Ismay, Molt, and White Sulphur Springs, just to name a few. Greg loved the farm and ranch life, of which allowed him to be outdoors.
Greg was active in the communities he lived in, participating in Jaycees, Hunter Safety Instructor, School Board, and 4-H. He loved to hunt and fish, played and coached softball, bowled league, and shot pool on leagues. Greg very rarely missed any activity involving/supporting his children and other family members. His personality brought laughter and smiles to most everybody he met, whether it was telling jokes, making a goofy face, or just being there to talk and listen. Greg was the oldest of all the grandkids, but instead of being a cousin to them, he acted more like their big brother. His entire family, which included brothers/sister, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc., were a huge part of his life.
Greg is survived by his son, Wade Hudson, daughter Wendy (Todd) Moore, and 2 grandchildren, Allizah and Baby Moore, a grand puppy, Kona, his two brothers, Terry Hudson (Robyn) and Marvin Johnson, one sister, Robin Maisey, along with many other family and friends.
Greg is proceeded in death by wife, Cheryl (Tibbits) Hudson, son, Shawn Gregory Hudson, his mother, grandparents, brother John Crough, along with various aunts, uncles, a few cousins, and a nephew.
Military Honors will be at the Yellowstone National Veterans Cemetery in Laurel 10:00 am Friday August 6, 2021 followed by a Celebration of Life Gathering at 11:00 am at The Rock Church.
Memorial contributions may be made in Greg’s name to a Veterans charity of your choice or Congregational Church of Molt.