Candlelight vigil celebrating the memory of Aaron “Bull” Hudson. 5pm tonight, corner of Division & West Main Street. Please come show your support.
Mayor Day has ordered City flags to half-mast until further notice. A community-coordinated vigil will be held this evening at 5:00 p.m. at the corner of Main St. and N. Division St., at the Community Rock Garden. N. Division St. in front of the GOB, and the Plaza will both be closed from 4 to 6 this evening to accommodate.
Master Police Officer Aaron “Bull” Hudson was a decorated member of our Salisbury Police Department and an integral part of our Salisbury community.
From Third Friday to National Night Out to his daily patrol, Bull has been a familiar face within the Salisbury Community who was known for his outgoing personality. He had a charisma that could bring a smile to your face as he brightened the day of all he came into contact with. Officer Hudson embodied the quintessence of what it means to be a public servant as he was more than a government official, he was a liaison helping to strengthen relationships between our community and law enforcement.
As we take the time to reflect upon Officer Hudson’s legacy and remember his service to our community, let us also keep his wife, Heather, in our thoughts.
In honor of Officer Hudson, the flag of the City of Salisbury is to be flown at half-staff until further notice. Furthermore, the City Park fountain will be illuminated in blue for the remainder of 2018 in awareness of suicide prevention and to pay tribute to the life of Salisbury Police Department Master Police Officer Aaron “Bull” Hudson.
6 comments:
He had a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Sorry his family has to go through the wreckage he left them.
You will be missed Bull, your family from H&H Md8 will miss your support. Rest easy with Stevie Ray
Nice Police Officer, sad loss for our City!
What a loss for the Salisbury Community. He was loved by so many and was a wonderful "Ambassador" of the Salisbury Police Force.
RIP
Thank you Bull for being the man so loved by the city, your passing was way too soon. God Bless.
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