Dicie A. Hudler, age 69, died on September 4, 2013, at home in Lusby, Maryland.

Dicie was born in Woodstock, Maryland to George Washington Britton and Mary Estelle (Bowling) Britton. She was born on April 10, 1944. It was a clean sunny day with a temperature of 70 degrees. Sunrise was at 6:38 am and sunset was at 7:39 pm.

At a young age, the family moved from Woodstock to Laurel, Maryland. Shortly after, she moved to Forestville and District Heights, Maryland. On May 8, 1974, she married William Hudler and moved to Clinton, Maryland. In June, 1995, they moved to Calvert County. Dicie was employed at High's Dairy where she retired in 1990. This allowed her to be a full-time mom and housewife.

She loved working around her home and yard. Her greatest joy was spending time with family, children and friends. Along with gardening, Dicie enjoyed collecting baby dolls and porcelain angels. Her favorite book was The Bible.

Dicie is survived by her husband, William B. Hudler.

She is the loving mother of Norma Jean Welch-Williams, Thomas T. (Stacey) Welch, Jr., Michael D. Welch, Terry L. (Greg) Welch Kerns, George W. (Karen) Pruden, William Benjie (Eric Boykin) Hudler, and Angela Marie Hudler. She is the devoted grandmother of Maria (Bobby) Haller, Melissa (Stephen) Smith-King, Michelle (Joe) Abresch, Michael Williams, Krystal Pruden, Rebecca Kerns, Hannah Kerns, Thomas T. Welch, III, Tyler Welch, George Pruden, Kayla Kerns and Emily Kerns. Dicie also loved her great-grandchildren, Robert Haller, III, Triston Smith-King, Kylie Haller, Aubri King and Joseph Abresch, III. She is also survived by sisters, Elise (Harold) Busby and Irene Foltz and brothers, Hagon (Jane) Britton and Kenneth (Nancy) Britton.

She was predeceased by her parents, George Washington Britton, Mary Estelle Britton and one sister, Jaunita Taylor.

Arrangements provided by Lee Funeral Home.