Jaden Rose Hudson

Jaden Rose Hudson,  left our beautiful earth on April 10th, 2026. Jaden Rose was a devoted daughter, sister, and friend to all creatures, Born on January 30, 1989, Jaden brought joy and beauty into the world wherever she went, paying meticulous attention to everything she did.

​A true friend to nature, she turned her love for the water and wildlife into her life’s work as a fish biology technician. Her dedication shone through her efforts on the lamprey eel project and the bighorn sheep project, often camping alone in the Payette National Forest to collect valuable data. Jaden also cherished local history, spearheading a memorable public day project at the Spalding Museum to bring the past to life. She had a unique, soft way with animals, who were invariably drawn to her gentle spirit.

​She is preceded in death by her grandparents Carmelita Corbett Hudson Keller and Lewis George Hudson, Claudia Holt, and Anthony Lewis Bybee, as well as her uncle Harold Lewis Hudson, aunt Bobbi Ann Hudson, and sister Shantai Bybee.

​Our beautiful Jaden is survived by her loving parents, Toni Bybee and Terri L. Hudson, and her sisters Summer Jewel Buckman, Swan Bybee, Sade Bybee, and Shine Bybee. She is also survived by Pam Hudson, Scotty Keller, and her uncle Larry White Eagle. Her magic and joy will be missed by all who knew her.

Beautiful beautiful , kind, graceful and thoughtful was Jaden’s natural way. A graveside service will be held at old Ahsahka graveyard located above the Presbyterian church at 10:00 A.M. on Saturday May 2nd, 2026.  A dinner will follow at 1:00 P.M. at the  Tewepuu Community Center located 1 mile east of the Orofino bridge on highway 12. Welcome to all her friends and family.