Bridgette Marshelle Hudson

Bridgette Marshelle Hudson, affectionately known as "Sweet Pea," passed away peacefully on April 21, 2026, at her residence in Pelham, Georgia. Born on July 28, 1965, in Camilla, Georgia, Bridgette’s life was one marked by devotion, love, and an outspoken spirit that touched the hearts of all who knew her.

Bridgette was a proud alumna of Mitchell-Baker High School in Camilla, where she distinguished herself not only academically but also through her athletic talents. She played softball with the Mitchell County Lady Tigerettes and was a dedicated track athlete during her high school years. Her passion for sports blended seamlessly with her love of family and community. Known for her warmth and openness, Bridgette welcomed many into her home with generosity and care. 

Her personality was vibrant and full of life; she was outspoken yet deeply loving, caring, and always devoted to her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and other family members. Bridgette had a particular joy in cooking, a talent she used to create countless cherished moments for those around her.

Bridgette was a member of Fresh Wind Ministries of Pelham, Georgia. She was united in Holy Matrimony to Silvester Carolina Sr. She was the daughter of the late Annie Doris Hudson and Eddie Hudson, who preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death bya sister, Ruby Jewel Williams; and two grandchildren, NyQuavian Carolina and Josiah Carolina.

Bridgette’s legacy continues through her immediate survivors including her beloved children: Willie (Victoria) McIntyre of Pelham, Georgia, Lavarisa (Shermetrius) McIntyre of Pelham Georgia, Silvester Carolina of Camilla, Georgia, Ditrase (Chasity) Carolina of Valdosta, Georgia, Keimonda Vaughn of Camilla, Georgia, Shadondra Vaughn of Aurora, Colorado, Ja'Jauna Vaughn of Camilla, Georgia, Adrian Evans of Baconton, Georgia, and Deandre Carolina of Decatur, Georgia. She also leaves behind her treasured forty-four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, along with beloved siblings: Lee Andrew(Velicia) Johnson of South Carolina, Juanita Trimble, Timothy (Yetta) Hudson, Eddie Hudson Jr., Eric Hudson, Latrice (Fred) Hicks, Ronchester Hudson, Chiquita Hudson, Charles Silas Jr., Lakeisha Spence, all of Camilla, Georgia., and Kadesha Haynes of Moultrie, Georgia; an uncle, Willie James Johnson of Albany, Georgia; other relatives, and friends who will carry fond memories of her spirit and kindness.

Bridgette Marshelle Hudson’s life was a testament to love, family, and unwavering devotion. Her presence enriched the lives of many, and her memory will remain a guiding light for all who had the privilege to know her. She will be deeply missed, but her enduring influence and affectionate nature will continue to inspire her family and community for generations to come.