Rosalie Valdez Hudson

Born on December 27th, 1982, in Detroit, Michigan, Rose was the daughter of Robert and Dolores Hammond. She grew up in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, where she developed a lifelong love of music, dance, water and beaches.

In 2004 Rose met her husband, Jude Hudson and moved to Toronto, Canada. They started a pet product manufacturing business together. They later moved to Scottsdale, Arizona in 2011, started a successful software development company, and ultimately to Los Angeles, California in 2017.

Rose spent more than 22 years as a successful entrepreneur, always building her dream. She was known for her loving heart, generosity, confidence, and compassion.

Rose is survived by her beloved husband, Jude Hudson; her loving parents, Dolores Valdez and Robert Hammond; her brothers, Modesto, Chris, and Robert ; her sisters-in-law, Laura, Lori, and Rebecca; her many loved Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces, Nephews; and her countless friends.

She was predeceased by her beloved grandmother, Alice Hammond, with whom she shared a very special and close bond, her grandmother Clara Valdez, her grandfather Modesto Sr. Valdez, and her uncle, Patrick Hammond.

A Capricorn in every sense, Rose was ambitious, success-focused, and exceptionally sharp-minded. She approached life with purpose and determination, while bringing energy, beauty, and excitement to the people around her.

Music and dance were lifelong passions. Rose began taking dance classes as a young girl and carried her love of music throughout her life. In her later years, she began creating her own music to express herself, and she was truly gifted at it.

Rose was also extraordinarily generous. She had a rare gift for choosing thoughtful, meaningful presents, no matter the budget, and gave to others with an open heart. She cared deeply about children, women, animals, and people in need, supporting causes including Toys for Tots, Planned Parenthood, animal welfare organizations, and efforts to help survivors of domestic violence.

Rose had recently found her way back to God and Jesus. She prayed regularly and was in the process of finding a church community to call home.

Rose was full of life - fun, vibrant, and never boring. She made life more exciting, more colorful, and more meaningful for those fortunate enough to love her. She loved deeply, gave freely, and made the world better simply by being in it.

She will be loved, remembered, and missed forever.

A visitation for Rose will be held on Friday, October 30, 2026 from 5pm-8pm with a rosary at 7pm at A.H. Peters Funeral Home located at 20705 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods, MI.

A funeral service will be held on Saturday, October 31, 2026 at 10am, with an instate period beginning at 9:30am at A.H. Peters Funeral Home.