Paul C. Hudgins

Thinking about you today Paul! I'm sure all your many friends and family are as well! RIP my friend!

My sympathy goes out to the Hudgins family. I knew Paul way back in the early 80's when we all used to jam together. He would patiently teach me how to play guitar. Rest in Peace, my friend.

I met Paul back 1987 and am deeply sorrowed in hearing of his passing. My condolences to his family and friends. Pauls all around love for life was treamendous, as well as his love of music, family, and friends. I owe alot to Paul and his family for helping me out when I was going thru a really rough time in my life. They took me in like one of their family. Paul taught me alot about music and kept my interest up in playing when I was ready to just throw in the towel, he also taught me alot...

Paul,

You are and always shall be a geniune friend. It was a very difficult time then and you were always there man, I thank you. One of my few escapes became music as I was learning Bass guitar we would jam and you taught me more than playing guitar with your kindness and friendship treating everyone with consideration with your positive outlook and smile. You are missed my friend jam on Paul.

Vic Duna

I remember Paul coming by and teaching me guitar licks from Randy Rhoads and Van Halen in my bedroom in York County. He was always smiling and in a good mood. May you rest in peace, my friend. My condolences to his family and friends.

Im so sorry for the Hudgins Family and friends . Growing up in Tabb as a kid some of my fondest memories were riding on the back of Pauls motorcyle, riding in the yellow Maverick . Paul was such a good friend to my family . I never seen him upset always a grin and happy a true gem . My heart goes out to the hudgins family and all of Pauls many friends - who are some of my life long friends as well .

Paul may your soul be at rest in the glory of god , I pray for your family

I ran into an old friend at the airport and was told of Pauls passing.
It is a great loss to his family and
loved ones. I remember jamming in her
garage with a young boy that I thought could play better than me. I heard his
CD. I was right.
Sadly
E VH

I remember Paul before I left for college in 1980. My brother Jerome would ride motorcycles with him and I would see him in the neighborhood. I didn't know him as well as my brother did. My last memory of Paul was visiting my parents' house in Kings Villa and hearing a motorcycle go up the dirt road between our neighborhoods. I said, "There goes Paul." Sure enough, it was him. Wish I knew him better- such wonderful things said about him. My heart goes out to Paul's family and friends.

Dear Betty Jo and Family,
Words cannot express the sorrow that you are going through. But I do know that God does take care of His own and knows the future of all of His children. My deepest sympathy for you and your family
Your are in my prayers and thoughts

Kathy Adams,
York County Transportation