Beverly Hudnut, former first lady of Indianapolis, dies at 66

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4 thoughts on “Beverly Hudnut, former first lady of Indianapolis, dies at 66

  1. I worked with Beverly during her years as press secretary to Mayor Bill. She was fiercely passionate about the City of Indianapolis and all that it could be. Hers and Mayor Hudnut’s commitment to our city and its residents were unwavering. She was a true champion and number 1 supporter of all that our city achieved during the Hudnut era.

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