I am deeply sadden to hear of his passing. George was a good man and friend. His advise concerning my illness help save my life. I am sorry to have lost friendship with him during my illness, I lost interest with lots of things.
George, thank you I will see you in heaven for a cold one.

Myra,I was deeply saddened to learn that George has left this world.I will echo the sentiments of my sister,Celeste, elsewhere on this site. Special Agent Hudnor was on assignment in my hometown of Beaumont,Texas,when he met our father, George Salhab.Those two men became fast friends, and remained so throughout their lives.George Hudnor was revered and loved by everyone in our family.I am so grateful to have spent some time with him in Austin at the wedding of my niece. George was one of the finest men I have ever known.
Joe

I always enjoyed your visits to Beaumont and your final one to Austin.   I am happy we got to see you before you passed.  Somewhere you and Papa are having a drink cracking up and giggling like little kids.  RIP Uncle George.

George Hudnor was one of the finest men I knew. He had a personality, demeanor, and sense of humor that was unmatched! He and my father and mother became close friends in the 60s when George was working in the Beaumont, TX area. Even after my parents passed away, the Hudnor/Salhab family relationship remained strong, despite the miles between us. The picture I just posted was a treasured last occasion spent with George, Myra, and my family at my daughter's wedding. The Hudnors travelled many miles by automobile to attend the ceremony in Austin, TX. He couldn't say enough about what it meant to be able to be there with us. And we felt the same about him being there. I am going to miss you my dear friend, George!
Myra, Katelyn, and family, may your memories sustain you.

Quite simply, the best training agent any agent could ever have!  I thanked you a hundred times then. I thank you a thousand times now. Rest in peace my friend. And THANK YOU one last time.

George Hudnor was one of the finest FBI Agents I had the privilege to work with in San Diego. George had a first rate mind and was a wordsmith. He took new Agents under his wing and mentored their professional development. George was an Agent's Agent. I recall when George and Myra first met. Myra, please accept my deepest sympathy.

George and I were in the same class at WF.  I didn't really know him well, but in the summer after our freshman year (1959) when another KA and he worked as life guards at Virginia Beach, they rented rooms in the same cottage where we waitresses lived.  George and Bill lived in the back part of the cottage, the chaperone that the hotel provided for us waitresses lived in the middle part, and we four girls lived in the front!  When we all were together laughing and talking in the living room, we always enjoyed George's fun and easy-going personality.  When I've  thought of that summer, have thought of George and wondered how he and the others  were.  With sadness I learned of his death from another WF friend's email.   In reading the condolences, I am now acquainted with George in his full statue and caring essence.  He was a very special man.  My sincere thoughts and sympathy to his Myra, family, and friends.

George once shared with me some of his experiences as an FBI agent during a vital moment in the history of the United States, the civil rights revolution in the American South.

A part of his life at the center of American progress. Not many of his fellow citizens have made similar contributions to our country.

George I miss you my friend! I will see you again one day. Until we meet again take care my friend.

George and my husband Allen were roommates for a year at Christ School in NC where George was one of the three Senior Prefects.  He and Allen were friends in all the years since.  He and Myra were married at our home in New Orleans, a fact that made us feel honored.  George, was an unabashed "character"," a faithful friend, and  above all, never less than honest, never.

We will miss him always, and wish you, Myra, peace knowing that he will be remembered with great fondness.

DeeDee Roussel

Myra, all my love and sympathy to you at this most difficult time. I have nothing but great memories of you and George during the time I lived in San Diego. Cherish your memories and tell all the "George" stories that make you laugh and cry. It will help, I promise.

Love,

honey

2015

My condolences to Myra and the Hudnor family. A fond memory I'd like to share is the time George took the blame for mistakes some of us rookie FBI agents made during a big case. As a veteran agent, he could have let us suffer the consequences, but he didn't let that happen. Instead he made sure we'd be okay. That was 30 years ago and it speaks to the type of guy he was. Thanks for looking after us George. May you rest in peace.

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George P. D. Hudnor

September 12, 1940 – November 7, 2015

Funeraria del Angel Chula Vista

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