Jean Hudson Inskeep

Birth date: Jul 16, 1924 Death date: Aug 15, 2020

Jean Dinges Hudson Inskeep, 96, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on August 15, 2020. Born on July 16, 1924 in Charlottesville, VA to the late George N. Hudson and Ida Mae Dinges Hudson, Jean lived her entire life in Culpep Read Obituary

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Bob Hudson

275w ago

I haven't seen Jean for many, many years, but I have fond memories of her. We were in Culpeper High School at the same time. I had 20 first cousins and Jean was the last of the survivors.

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275w ago

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Steve Southard

275w ago

Rusty, Johnny, and family,
Sorry to hear about Ms. Inskeep. What a wonderful lady. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

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Kathy Brasse

275w ago

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Georgia Willis Fauber

275w ago

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Charlie Browning

275w ago

Jean was a good, good friend.

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Helen Huneycutt

275w ago

Jean was a beautiful lady. Her smile lit up her face. She had a positive outlook on everything she did and was a good influence on those whom she encountered. I enjoyed several lunchtimes with her and her special friends, and I will miss seeing her around. To her family, you truly have my sympathy.

Betty Burns

275w ago

It was a pure joy to work with Jean in the Culpeper Hospital Auxiliary. She was a charter member of this organization. She once told me of how they sat in the bank talking $5 per person in order to get enough money to begin the foundation to create a hospital in Culpeper. For the last several years she was in the Auxiliary it was her task as Corresponding Secretary to send cards to our members which she did diligently.
She was a very special Southern lady and I am glad to have had the opportunity to meet and become her friend.
Betty Burns, former officer and past president of the Culpeper Hospital Auxiliary

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