Birth date: Jul 17, 1952 Death date: Apr 23, 2020
For Pam Hudson
From GCU Study Group
Pam was a bright light whose spirit lives on within our group. She was a kind, loving, generous-hearted person who never failed to share a positive thought or God-filled prayer with her friends. She will be greatly missed, yet never forgotten. We will remember her listening ear and thoughtful words that will forever remain in our hearts.
Sincerely,
Deninne, Golda, Karen, Marvin, Shaneal, & Vanda
Today is the funeral for one of my dearest friends. I am too sick to be there and to brokenhearted to rest. It is hard to believe that Pamela Hudson is no longer with us. Pam was amazing, incredible, phenomenal, and truly all that. Pam loved the Lord, believed His Word, and would decree and declare a thing in a minute. She was an intellectual who loved politics, the news, and getting her hair done. Pam added beauty to the world and made it a better place by her presence. We have been friends for over 30 years. We have laughed and cried together. We wrote books together, taught at DBI and Grace College together. We were part of AACC, NBCA, and the Summit together. We have done ministry locally and abroad together. We helped raise her granddaughters (Endia and Madison) together. Her girls were the original, "Girls with Great Potential." Pam was the executive director for Global Projects for over 12 years. We ministered as first responders during the Earthquakes in Hait. during Hurrican Katrina and during the Jersey Storm. We served in Spain, Panama, London, and various parts of Africa together. Pam had a heart of gold, a sweet spirit, and was a powerful intercessor. She will be dearly missed. Please pray for her family, especially her only daughter Bianca Hudson whom she loved dearly (and looked like her twin) and her granddaughters (Nana's girls)
The staff and students of Madison-Carver Academy extend condolences to Madison Cloud and her entire family. Ms. Hudson was a faithful volunteer for years serving in several capacities. We are thankful for the time we shared. May God continue to bless and keep your family.
Madison-Carver Academy
A Cornerstone Charter School
Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. Pam was a blessing to me and to so many others. She was a Biblical scholar but approachable and relatable. She was a prayer warrior yet she was a humble servant. May her legacy live on in those that she touched. Her witness was a blessing to me and to the Kingdom!
Lois J. Robinson & family
I worked with Pamela for a few months as she was writing her dissertation. She was such a deep thinker, a woman filled with grace, and a scholarly learner. I am still saddened by the news of her passing. I pray that her family is comforted by sweet memories of her life. She truly left an impression on me in the short time I got to work with her. Rest in peace.
Pam and I worked together for just a couple of years, but her impact on my life will last forever. She came in to my life just when I needed her. I have friends and acquaintances who are dear to me that I would never have know except for Pam. Perhaps what drew me most to Pam was her godly spirit; Always she was a person you could trust who wished and worked for the best for you and for all people. The world is a better place for the time Pam spent in it.
Julie Bock
To Paulette and Lucile: Pam was such an accomplished Woman of God..just reviewing her bio truly reflects how she had a heart for people and spirit of
excellence. She lived the life she ministered about, she was a true blessing to those who knew her and had the opportunity to just be around her. I am praying for you during this time...God will give you the strength you need. Love you both.....Beverly McCall
Doctoral Candidate, Pamela J. Hudson wrote two chapters in the book entitled, HELP! for Your Leadership. Her chapters were, Chapter Four: Leadership in Crisis and Chapter Eight: When Unity is Impacted by You. As an Accountability Coach she challenged those she led to be willing to examine if depression is hindering their effectiveness and to be humble enough to evaluate the impact of their leadership upon others, especially when it comes to the impact of their leadership on unity.
Pamela's gentle and humble spirit was under-girded by scholarly excellence that was evident in everything she did. As she pursued her doctoral degree she was excited about the future. As a woman of faith, she has obtained the highest degree a lover of God can obtain - "Well done!" While her presence will be missed, I rejoice in the knowledge that our memories of her tender heart and the wisdom of her written and spoken words among us, will continue to resonate in our hearts until we see her again.
