Birth date: Aug 13, 1990 Death date: Apr 8, 2025
Hannia Marysol Hudec was a shining light in the lives of all who knew her. Born on August 13, 1990, she lived her life with grace, compassion, and unwavering faith. Despite facing ongoing health challenges, Hannia never lost her s Read Obituary
July 6,2024 my father passed away and Hannah connected with me and offered to make a beautiful white Rose wreath and banner with my dads name on it. The wreath was with him at his wake and it hangs in the bedroom I share with my mom. We wake-up and see it everyday! Hannah you always gave so much to so many! Rest In Peace 🌹🙏😇
Last week a beloved, long standing volunteer passed away after a battle with illness at the age of 34. Hannia Marisol Hudec consistently served love most Sundays (only absent when her health prevented her presence - although that never stopped her weekly donations) at our beverage station. She eagerly connected with guests, prayed over them and personally provided donations of clothing and other items directly to individuals in need - often privately. Even before CoVID, and each week since, Hannia has donated directly to the dinner as well with our guests favorite drinks, puddings, and paper supplies we needed to operate. Truly, this generous act continued even while she was intubated in the hospital, and even now, her family is bringing items from Hannia’s home that she can't bring over herself.
Each year, on her birthday she would bring gifts for the guests, enough cake to share, and tell her friends and family the best gift she could ask for was gift cards to support the Serve Love dinner. Hannia understood what Christ taught in Matthew 25:31-40... We saw her spend every Sunday among the “least of these brothers and sisters of Christ." She was truly exemplary for her dedication to this community, going beyond providing for basic needs of hunger and thirst... She met the greatest need any of us will ever experience: Christ-like love.
Many of us at Pacific Beach Presbyterian didn't get the chance to really know Hannia, but those who did knew her to be an exceedingly warm, abundantly kind, and a prayer warrior for the marginalized. Her legacy at Serve Love isn't just an example, but an ideal for all of us to strive for. Hannia will be missed, but we look forward to sharing with her all the ways she inspired us when we all meet again.
The Serve Love team and guests
Though I did not get to spend as much time as I would have wished with Hannia, and I honestly did not know her too well, I came to know her heart by listening to the stories of her good deeds. She had a heart like no other, so much so that she had a reputation for being one of the kindest, most dedicated and generous people in the community. We will miss her dearly, but know that deep down she is always there with us. May God let her rest in peace.
Nik N from Sunday night meal Serve Love
Hannia was someone who came into our lives just 2 short years ago and we are forever grateful for her steadfast conviction to her health and well-being even when things got rocky or rough. Her ability to recognize even the smallest of wins and continue to press forward inspired so many that we know, including us! We are heart-stricken and so saddened to hear of her passing, yet know she is still with us and around us always. Much love to the family and friends her memory will be cherished always.
Hannia was such a sweet soul. I volunteered with her at a homeless dinner. She bought juices and punch each week to give our guests more drink options. She was so good in her interactions with our guests showing such Christlike love. We had a young mom with 2 young girls. She brought in a big nice toy the next week for them. Those girls faces lit up when they saw the toy. She was a prayer warrior as well. I know she is in the arms of Jesus now. But she will be greatly missed by us left behind.
My fondest memory is not with Hanna. It's speaking with Irene and learning of all her good deeds.
I hope the knowledge that someone who didn't spend almost any time at all with her is moved enough to write this, and hopefully attend her memorial service remotely.
This is how much of an impact she had, and continues to have. She is with us all.
