Three Sisters: Mrs. Maree Watkins  Cleveland, Ohio Mrs. Ella McGill  Orlando, Florida Mrs. Sylvia Parllams  Monticello, Florida 
~e Br?lher: Mr. Sydney Barrington  Tallahassee, Florida SISters-m-Law: Mrs. Maggie Barrington  Tallahassee, Florida 
Mrs. Ethel Barrington  Jacksonville, Florida Mrs. Eva Barrington  Monticello, Florida A Special "Grandson": Terrance Timmons  Orlando, Florida One 0><fson: Mr. Terry Barrington  Eatonville, Florida Cousms: Mrs. Dorothy White  Daytona, Florida 
Mrs. Bernice Taylor  Eatonville, Florida Mrs. Eartha Bell Williams  Lake Helen, Florida Dear Friends: Miss Ruby Harris ("Baby")  Orlando, Florida Mr. Charles Rawls  Orlando, Florida Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth generations of Barringtons Other relatives and many loving friends. 
 
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
We sincerely appreciate all acts of 
kindness shown to us during our hours ofbereavement. 
Your calls, visits, food, flowers, and especially your prayers, 
have been a source ofstrength. May Godforever bless each ofyou. 
--The Family 
 
NURSES' GUILD 
Malone Memorial Nurses' Guild Shiloh Baptist Church Nurses' Guild 
USHERS 
Malone Memorial Board ofUshers 
 
HONORARY PALLBEARERS 
 
Deacon Belvin Perry, Sr. Brother Henry West 
Deacon Cleveland Henry 
 
Deacon Harold Johnson Deacon Clarence Morgan Deacon Clarence Pegues 
 
ACTIVE PALLBEARERS 
Deacon Willie F. Adams, Sr. Deacon Johnny L. Hester Deacon Odell N. Dennis Brother Sam Thompkins Brother Jimmie Smith Brother Abraham Moore 
FLOWER ATTENDANTS 
Mothers and Missionaries Boards of 
Malone Memorial 
 
VICTORY CELEBRATION 
for The Homegoing 
 
Final Arrangements Entrusted To 
BRINSON'S FUNERAL HOME 
Mr. Albert C. Brinson, Ill  Director---c..-.----- 
726 S. Tampa A venue  Orlando, Fla.  (407) 425-7561 "...because you care." 
 
"Henceforth there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness..." -ll Timothy 4:8 
Saturday, July 7, 1990 ll:OOa.m. 
MALONE MEMORIAL INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 401 South lvey Lane Orlando, Florida 
Bishop Melton L. Sconiers, Officiating Pastor and Jurisdictional Prelate 
Interment Greenwood Cemetery 
Orlando, Florida 
 
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In a log cabin on March 23, 1886, in Lloyd, Florida, the oldest daughter of the late Mr. Whitfield Barrington and the late Mother Hattie Redman was bom--Marit nee Mariah. 
She attended a private school for Blacks which was operated by Dr. McLeod's mother and his two sisters. Marie attended that school up to the flfth grade but was unable to remain because of the need to help with the support of her family. 
In 19(f], Marie moved to Orlando and began working to help her mother save enough money to build a home. She was employed by the Charles Dower family. Mr. Dower was the president of the Frrst National Bank. The Dowers were tourists who lived in Florida during the winter and in Boston during the summer. She worked for them until 1908. 
On Febru-ary 8, 1909, she married the late Mr. L. H. Hudson. The next day, they moved to Lake Helen. The Hudsons moved in 1910 to Jacksonville. She received her diploma as a Licensed Practical Nurse from The Chicago Training School in Chicago, lllinois. In 1918, Marie was employed at Orange General Hospital where she worked for seven years as a practical nurse. 
Mother Hudson later moved to Miami where she and her sister opened the largest black-o'Yned hotel in the south. During that time, Mother Hudson owned and operated a beauty 
shop with six operators. At the age of 12, Mother Hudson was converted and 
accepted Christ under the pastorate of the late Superintendent Gamble in Miami, Florida. In 1941, she and her husband moved back to Orlando where she joined Malone Memorial Church of God in Christ. She remained faithful and loyal to the Lord and to her leaders down through the years: the late Bishop W. R. Nesbitt, Sr. and her present pastor, Bishop M. L. Sconiers. Her life was centered around the church, attended Sunday School faithfully, and was a staunch supporter of the 
church. One of the highest honors bestowed upon Mother Hudson 
was to receive an official invitation from The White House to attend the Inauguration Ceremonies for President Jimmie Carter in 1976. Throughout his campaign, Mother Hudson had written letters of encouragement to President Carter letting him know that she was praying for him. Mother Hudson attended the festivities and thanked God for this opportunity of a 
lifetime. After 25 years of service as a devoted nurse at DePugh 
Nursing Home in Winter Park, Mother Hudson "retired" but . continued her avocation by serving as the President of 
Malone's Nurses' Guild and State President of the Nurses' Guild for the Jurisdiction of Western Florida. Each month Mother Hudson went beyond her duties by presenting the 
Church's Building Fund with special monies to help build our 
new edifice. "Mother" loved her family. She would return home reunion and visit with relatives. 
 
''THE PORTRAIT A GOD-FEARING WOMAN'' 
u .a woman thatfeareth the Lord, she shall be praised." -Proverbs 31 :30 
The Malone Church Family shall cherish most dearly the evening Mother Hudson sponsored a musical concert to help raise money for the building fund. The concert featured a group of singers who sang all original songs written by Mother Hudson. Enthusiastically, she 44planMd her work" and then ~~worked her plan" by contacting her family, friends and associates to help her reach a special fmancial goal. To the honor and glory of God, the service was a great success and the church reaped the harvest of her labors. 
Mother Hudson was blessed beyond measure to remain as active and independent as she was during her centenarian years especially while a resident of Antioch Manor, where she had her own apartment, prepared her meals and was involved in various activities. 
During the latter months as her health began to fail--but not her faith--she longed to live in no other place but heaven, and on Sunday, July 1, in the coolness of the early morning, in DePugh Nursing Home, God summoned His servant--sweetly and peacefully she answered, ~~Yes d." 
 
ORDER OF SERVICES 
Elder Eullas Brinson, Sr., Presiding 
 
MEDITATIVE MUSIC ...... Ms. Yvonne Steele, Organist 
 
THE PROCESSIONAL ......... Officiants and The Family 
 
THE PARTING VIEW 
 
OOXOLOOY 
 
COGIC NATIONAL ANTIIEM.."Yes Lord'' .. The Choir 
 
TilE INVOCATION .... Superintendent David Thompson Orlando District 
 
OLD TESTAMENT SCRIPTURE..Supt Willie Matheney Proverbs 31:10-31 St. Petersburg District 
 
NEW_TESTAMENT SCRIPTURE ... Rev. Smith Counts 
 
II Cor. 5:1-10 
 
Shiloh Baptist Church, Orlando 
 
HYMN ............ ~~Amazing Grace" ............ The Choir 
 
COMMUNITY 'IRIBUTES: (2 minules, please)  Reverend Fred L. Maxwell, Pastor  St John MBC  Reverend J. W. Toomer  Shiloh l,Japtsit Church 
 Reverend W. D. Judge  Antioch Manor 
 
SELECTION ....... ~~Rise Again" ................ The Choir 
 
LOCAL CHURCH TRIBU1ES: (2 minutes, please)  The Mothers' Board ............... Mother Lottie Street 
_  The Sunday School Dept .Missionary Dorothy Dukes 
 
MEDLEY OF MOTHER HUDSON'S BALLARDS 
 
JURISDICTIONAL TRIBUTES: (2 minutes, please)  The State Sunday School Dept. Missionary Ann Smith 
 The State Nurses' Guild... Missionary Susie Holcome  The State Women's Dept..... Mother Willie Mae Pope 
 
THE FAMll..Y'S TRIBUTE ....... Rev. James Barrington 
 
RESOLUTION(S) AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .... Sister Margarett A. Hester 
 
DEDICATORY SOLO ............ Missionary Ruby Harris 
 
THE EULOGY ................. Bishop Melton L. Sconiers 
 
THE RECESSIONAL -- "Farewell Medley ofSongs"