Ron Hudson

Airman 1st Class Raymond Losano, 24, of Del Rio, Texas, KIA April April 25, 2003, in Afghanistan. #MemorialDayWeekend

To Be An Offensive Lineman is To Understand Real Life: 10 Thoughts: 1) I was not an offensive lineman. I wished I had been. 2) I didn’t coach OL ( except once in high school in 1981-82… and it taught me more about football than anything since) 3) OL develop better/deeper/ lifetime friendships than any gang of humans I’ve seen in my 68 years of existence 4) Brotherhood can easily be defined in Webster’s Dictionary as : “See Offensive Lineman” 5) Want to learn complicated communication? Go To OL school 6) Want to learn how to Always Get The Blame and Never The Glory ( See OL Life) 7) Want to have a secret club where there’s a skillset and language that others can’t ever understand but your Gang of OL are fluent in (See OL) 8) Want to understand and appreciate food better than any cult in the history of mankind (See OL) 9) Want to get old and be surrounded by a gang of comrades who live in blissful nostalgia ( regardless of how bad life is) every time the old gang gets back together ( See OL) 10) And finally…Want to die with 5 humans that were beside u thru thick and thin, thru marriage and divorce, thru wealth and bankruptcy, thru fat and GLP1’s, Thru cancer and cure, thru birth and tragedy…Simply See OL… I wish I had been good enough , big enough, smart enough, tough enough, unselfish enough, and ego-less to be the best…Because that would have made me an Offensive Lineman

United States Army Staff Sergeant Wilbert Jasper Jones Jr. was killed in action on August 9, 1970 in Binh Thuy Province, South Vietnam. Wilbert was 29 years old & from Keysville, Virginia. 199th Light Infantry Brigade, 40th Artillery, HS Battery. Remember Wilbert today. Hero.🇺🇸

Marine First Lieutenant Robert M. Kelly, 29, KIA November 9, 2010, Helmand Province, Afghanistan #MemorialDayWeekend

Today, we honor the brave Americans who gave everything they had to give A debt that can never be repaid

Remember them, all of them.

“Those poor souls. They didn’t have their fathers here” - Marine Colonel Francis Fenton kneels beside his son, Private First Class Mike Fenton, near Shuri, Okinawa, May 1945. - They had met once during the fighting when their paths crossed at a partially destroyed Okinawan farmhouse. After exchanging news the two family members returned to their work. They would never talk again. On May 7, 1945, while beating back a Japanese counterattack the younger Fenton, 19, was killed. - When his father received the bitter news, he traveled to the site of his son’s death and knelt down to pray over the flag-draped body. - Upon arising, Colonel Fenton stared at the bodies of other Marine dead and said: ‘Those poor souls. They didn’t have their fathers here’ - If you’ll remember in the past, I posted a photo of Captain Ike Fenton of 1/5 in Korea, 1950. Ike Fenton was another son of Col Fenton. - This Memorial Day, and every day, remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and spend the day how you feel best honors their memory.

Another T-Bird on the rise ⚡️ 📰 : tinyurl.com/c8mpwwj #EarnIt ⚡️ #TBirdNation ⚡️ #RaiseTheHammer

We’re thrilled to announce Myndee Kay Larsen as Southern Utah University’s new Athletic Director, starting this July! With nearly two decades of experience, she’s ready to lead Thunderbirds Athletics into an exciting new era. suu.edu/news/2026/05/a…

We remember the sacrifice. We honor the legacy. 🇺🇸 #TBirdNation ⚡️ #RaiseTheHammer

Today, @USCG pauses to remember and honor the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice for our Nation. We are forever indebted to them for their profound courage.    We stand with their families and loved ones, and resolve to continue their legacy of service in defense of America. Semper Paratus. #MemorialDay @USNavy @USArmy @USMC @usairforce

Today, we remember, honor, and salute the brave Soldiers who gave their last full measure of devotion for the United States of America.

On this Memorial Day, I remember the Fun and Crazy times Doc and I had at Camp Lejeune, Wrightsville and Myrtle Beach. HM1(SEAL) Jeffrey “Doc” Taylor was killed during Operation Red Wings in 2005. Miss Ya Doc Arlington Cemetery Section MF, Site 25-5 R.I.P. Brother ✝️🇺🇸

Army Staff Sgt. Ryan C. Knauss, 23, of Corryton, Tennessee, killed August 26, 2021, as the result of an enemy attack while supporting non-combatant evacuation operations at Abbey Gate, in Kabul, Afghanistan. #MemorialDayWeekend

Marine Corps Cpl. Hunter Lopez, 22, of Indio, California, killed August 26, 2021, as the result of an enemy attack while supporting non-combatant evacuation operations at Abbey Gate, in Kabul, Afghanistan. #MemorialDayWeekend

Marine Corps Cpl. Daegan W. Page, 23, of Omaha, Nebraska, killed August 26, 2021, as the result of an enemy attack while supporting non-combatant evacuation operations at Abbey Gate, in Kabul, Afghanistan. #MemorialDayWeekend

Marine Corps Cpl. Humberto A. Sanchez, 22, of Logansport, Indiana, killed August 26, 2021, as the result of an enemy attack while supporting non-combatant evacuation operations at Abbey Gate, in Kabul, Afghanistan. #MemorialDayWeekend

18 years later and there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think of them Rest In Peace, brothers Your sacrifices were not made in vain You will not be forgotten MAJ Mark Rosenberg SGT John Daggett SSG Joseph Gamboa CPL Joshua Molina CPL Steven Candelo

Army Capt. Robert J. Yllescas, KIA, December 1, 2008 Serving During Operation Enduring Freedom #MemorialDayWeekend