Beau Colton Tudor, 36, of Cornville, Arizona passed away on June 30, 2026. He was born on July 14, 1989 in Florida. Beau was a beloved son, father, brother and friend whose life was marked by strength, loyalty, humor and adventure. He had a generous spirit and a deep love for his family, his friends and the experiences that made life meaningful. He lived with purpose and left a lasting impact on those who knew him.

Beau graduated from Camp Verde High School where he was a standout athlete and began building a legacy of hard work, determination and humility. He continued his wrestling career at North Iowa Area Community College in Iowa, Midland University in Nebraska and Grand Canyon University in Arizona. He later completed his education at Yavapai College in Arizona, earning his Associate of Applied Science degree and becoming a registered nurse.

Beau had many athletic accomplishments throughout his life. He was a Collegiate JUCO All-American, his team placed fourth at the National Championships, an Arizona State Wrestling Champion, an Arizona All Star, an Arizona State Runner-Up and part of the 2006 Arizona state record breaking championship team. He was a six-time USA Wrestling Arizona State Champion, Reno Worlds National runner Up, Arizona All Star Football Honoree, All-Arizona Football Team selection, Camp Verde High School Lineman of the Year and Camp Verde High School Male Athlete of the Year, as recognized by local news.

Above all, Beau was devoted to his children, Hunter and Ellie. Fatherhood was central to his life and he took great pride in the love, guidance and care he gave them. His dedication to his children reflected the depth of his character and the importance he placed on family.

Beau worked as a registered nurse at the Prescott VA Medical Center where he served others with care, strength and compassion. His career reflected the same loyalty and heart that he gave so freely to his family and friends.

Beau found great meaning in the outdoors and in the experiences that allowed him to challenge himself, reflect and connect with those around him. Hunting, fishing, travel and time spent in places such as Alaska and Thailand were important parts of his life, along with his travels throughout Europe and the United States. He also was an artisan Chef specializing in wild game cuisine. These passions reflected his adventurous spirit, creativity and appreciation for the world around him.

Beau is survived by his son, Hunter Tudor; his daughter, Ellie Tudor; his mother, Karen Tudor; his father, Tracy Tudor; and his sister, Teagan Schudel.

Beau's memory will live on through his children, his family, his friends and all who were blessed to know him. His life was full of love, laughter, adventure and purpose. He will be deeply missed. 

Viewing and service will be held at Westcott Funeral Home, 1013 E. Mingus Ave., Cottonwood, AZ on Friday July 10, 2026 @ 10am

Reception to follow service. Details announced soon.