Steve Hudson in July 2011. Photo by Cid Castillo

On Saturday, July 7, Idyllwild resident and Idyllwid Arts faculty member Steve Hudson unexpectedly passed away.

 

Among his many talents, such as teaching and lecturing about art history, Steve created a cartoon strip for the Town Crier. He had several collaborators who did the drawing and Steve provided the humor.

He will be missed by many on and off the Hill.

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