Paul Herman Huey

His friendship spanned many years. I will always remember with a warm heart.

I was a fraternity brother with Paul. I always remember his enthusiasm with life. He visited me with his son in
Newport, Rhode Island. We ate at a great seafood restaurant and laughed often. I miss him.

It was with much regret that I heard of Paul's passing. He was one of my very best friends in school and on our home front when we were growing up. Even though I have spent the past 35 years of my adult life teaching music in the Houston, TX vicinity, I could never forget all the fond memories of sharing those early years with my terrific pal, Paul. Therefore, Paul, the person, still lives on--not only in my life, but in the lives of many others as well!
-- Don H. Harris

Chet and Marlo, I am so very sorry for you two in the loss of your dad. I remember meeting your parents first when Chet started at First Baptist Church Elon Preschool. Then Marlo came along too. Some years after that I worked as a hostess at MC and Friends. Your dad was always very nice to me. He will be missed by many.

Chet and Marlo I am so sorry for the loss of Dad. I worked for him for a couple of years back in the early 90's. Saw him a couple of years ago and all he could talk about was you two. He was very proud of the both of you. I remember a story he told me about a trip that took him through my home state of Nebraska and how friendly the people were. He told some great stories. Paul will be missed.

Sorry to see this about Paul Huey. He was a good guy and really appreciated Elon. I first knew him in 1962 when I got him a date with a gal from the Women's College in Greensboro. We ate a lot of his Dad's seafood and his barbeque. Had several good talks later in life.

I will miss Paul. He loved ELON and was so supportive of my daughter Samantha. I'm glad my family got to meet him.

Last summer Paul visited me in Massachusetts. He invited me to a wonderful seafood restaurant. We enjoyed the evening. He told me then about the challenge he was facing, and he did it with grace and courage. He was my fraternity brother and I will miss him.

Joseph Cote, Elon 1965.

Chet and Marlo, I had the pleasure of eating next to your dad at Danny's at the counter several weeks ago. I thoroughly enjoyed our chat as he filled me in on you guys and where you had settled. I am so sorry to hear of his passing, and my thoughts are with you and your family.