Herman “Hudson” Mosley, Jr., 94, of Pensacola, FL passed away on Friday, October 23, 2026.

Hudson was born in Birmingham, AL on December 6, 1931, to Herman Hudson Mosley, Sr. and Mary Belle Mosley. Hudson grew up near the Open-Hearth Steel Mills in Birmingham, AL. His grandmother was a big influence in his young life. She was a devout Christian and talented artist and writer. His family was very much involved in the various activities of the church. Hudson was a leader with the youth in the church. He was a 45-year member of Cokesbury United Methodist Church here in Pensacola. His father was also a real role model in his life, even helping build his first car out of three junkies. Hudson had a passion for the outdoors and enjoyed fishing and hunting. He always had some kind of boat! Hudson was also involved with Scouting and encouraged his boys to be involved in Scouting and Indian Guides. He also enjoyed golfing and was lucky enough to have gotten a hole-in-one! Hudson always had friends to play golf with. He also had an Airstream Camper that he and his wife, Faye, enjoyed traveling around and visiting National and State Parks all over the Southeast. Hudson was a longtime resident of the Pensacola area. He was a Chemical Engineer and graduate of Auburn University and did graduate work at Harvard Business School. He was employed in various positions in the synthetic fiber and chemical process industries. He proudly served in the US Army and was a Korean War veteran.

Hudson was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Larry Mosley; a niece, Lea Gerhardt and nephew, Dee Mosley.

Survivors include his wife of 68 years, Faye Mosley; two sons, Daniel Mosley of Garcon Point, FL and Mark Mosley of Mary Esther, FL; his sister, Sandra Gerhardt (Richard) of Riverside, AL; his nieces, Erin Stark (Steve) and Amy Rankin both of San Antonio, TX; his nephew, Richy Gerhardt (Susan); his sisters-in-law, Sarah Mosley of Selma, TX and Rita Wallace (Vic) of Gulf Breeze, FL.

A funeral service is to be announced...