Carman Hudson

Carman Delorise Hudson was born on August 9, 1955, in Dallas, Texas under the parentage of Emel Cobb and Yvonne Cobb. She was reared in Dallas and received her formal education in Dallas Public Schools, concluding with South Oak Cliff High School, where she discovered her passion for Arthurian legend.

Following her studies, she entered the employ of Baylor University Medical Center. Carman was industrious, paying meticulous attention to detail and always striving to give her best. Her work-life encompassed everything from machine operator to customer service at Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center until her retirement, after which she dedicated her time to helping her parents.

Carman believed the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and was baptized at an early age. She held steadfast to her faith and showcased it by consistently helping those around her.

A connoisseur of media, she took her television viewing and Stephen King novels seriously. She enjoyed concerts, movies, Mexican food, her grandson’s football games, and spending time with family. She leaves a beautiful

legacy as our family Prayer Warrior and as a Servant of the Lord.

Those who preceded her in death include: her parents; brother, David E. Hicks; sisters, Vanessa A. Cobb and Theresa R. Cobb. She leaves to cherish her beloved memories: daughter, LaVonda Marsh (Anthony); son, Benjamin J. Hudson III (Tarsha); grandchildren, Coleman Tisdale, Alex Brown, Lashavia Davis, Davonte Chandler, Shavonda Hudson, Nia A. Marsh, Benjamin J. Hudson IV and A’mori Reeves; 8 great-grandchildren; 1 special niece, Tamika Cobb; 1 special nephew, Christian Cobb, her beloved and name's sake Tisdale family and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends