8/23/06 - One more posting for friends of the Teabos. This is copied right off their CarePage:

Friends, Please forgive us for not returning calls. We didn't know how busy it would be to plan a funeral. And not to mention emotional. Yesterday we had to pick out a castket for Hudson. Not to long ago we spent time and energy in picking out a nice bedding where he would sleep, and then he had to pick one out where his body would lay. Also picking out a spot, its just heart wrenching, we chooses a spot under a beautiful tree and near some apostles near a cementry a mile from our home. We will have a private burial on Friday monring. And all are welcomed to Hudsons Celebration/Remeberance Service at Westwood Baptist Church on the WestSide of Olympia at 7pm Firday Evening. We would love you to make it if you can. Snacks after! Phone number to Westwood is 866-6888 or visit on the web at www.westwoodbaptist.com Thanks for sharing this jorney with us everyone, words can never express how thankful we are that Hudson had you as a family. Next to Heaven this was the best place for Hudson to be with people that loved him past his disability.

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