Scott Hudelson

Have a cigar

2004-11-16T21:09:00.000-05:00

Scott and Mary brought the kids to our pool a couple of times after they moved in... they'd decided not to have a pool when they built next door, but it was obvious that a pool was in their future.

Scott and I spend days thinking and strategizing about the pool... how big, where, negative edge, board or no board... all the while smoking some of the best cigars we could find. We smoked everything from Fuentes to a case of Trinidads I got from a place that shall remain nameless. Since I've moved away, I have often remembered those times... they were packed away and when I really needed it, I could dust the memories off and almost smell those Fuentes.

I bought a couple today, smoked one on the way to teach my night class tonight. I'll smoke the other on the way home, and it will remind me of good times spent in Scott's driveway, and of a subtle steady friend that I miss.

Blogging for those who've not done it before

2004-11-16T19:36:00.000-05:00

For those who've not see a blog before, each of the of the entries can be commented on.... for example, at the bottom of "Anecdotes and memories.... " is a purple "COMMENTS"... click on this and it'll bring up every one else's comments.
If you'd like to leave a comment, click the blue "post a comment"... and if you don't want to have to set up an account, click "post anonymously"

Please comment, in the weeks ahead Mary and the kids will appreciate them.

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Oklahoma School for the Deaf

2004-11-15T16:12:00.000-05:00

One of Scott's "works of passion" was his service to the OSD. Please comment if you have any personal memories of Scott's involvement with OSD.

Anecdotes and memories....

2004-11-15T10:33:00.000-05:00

For those who spent time with Scott, please post those memories that you remeber that best characterize Scott... particularly his sense of humour and his compassion.

In Memory of Scott Hudelson

2004-11-15T10:28:00.000-05:00

This Blog is dedicated to the memory of Scott Hudelson, to celebrate his life and to remeber that his life impacted many other lives.