st marys coterie

Every morning at Sheetz you could see him arrive
He stood six foot and weighed one seventy five
Kinda bent at the shoulder and narrow at the hip
And everybody knew ya didn't expect any conversation.
Huey Gillen
Good old Huey Gillen
Huey Gillen is in town

Nobody seemed to know when Huey might come to town
He just drifted into town and stayed all day
He didn't say much, kinda quiet and shy
And if you spoke at all, you'd say "Hi" to Huey.

Somebody said he once was a tool and die man
Where he was well respected for his work
And one day he just gave it all up
and now he just walks around town, Huey Gillen
Huey Gillen
Good old Huey Gillen
Huey Gillen is in town

Then came the day when his life changed
He put his chair on his garage roof
Men were wondering
Everybody thought that they'd seen the last-

Every day he walks to town
Everyday he walks around
He says little but shows you a smile, a gesture or two
Everybody knows that he'll say little- Huey Gillen
Huey Gillen
Good old Huey Gillen
Huey Gillen is in town

Now he goes to town with his walking stick
He stops at Sheetz and the Corner Diner
He spends part of the day at the PFL
And everyone recognizes him - Huey Gillen

Through the sun or the rain
Walked a man that the PFL knew well
Grabbed his glass, maybe more, drained them dry
Then he headed for the door - Huey Gillen
Huey Gillen
Good old Huey Gillen
Huey Gillen is in town

He will walk the town and walk the town
but everyone knows some day will come
That he will not be seen in town
He will be gone as we all must go - Huey Gillen
Huey Gillen
Good old Huey Gillen
Huey Gillen will be missed in town

They will open with their signature tunes, "Cruising on the Raystown Dam" and "Overnite in Altoona"	also presenting these country favorite -- IF YOU'RE GONNA PLAY IN TEXAS and HIGH COTTON --MY MARIA and YOU'RE GONNA MISS ME WHEN I'M GONE --FEELS LIKE TODAY and EASY --HELL YEAH and ROLL WITH ME --FLOWERS ON THE WALL --ELVIRA
	Country Music's Finest Seniors Group T.O.M Top of the Mountain appearing soon at The Medix Run Hotel Kenny Rogers is there on the juke box
	Photo: Huey Gillan in front of the PFL Club (summer 2012) Huey August 2014 at the PFL In the early 1950's, Huey played basketball at the St. Marys Boys Club -in this photo he was given an honorary HOOPS shirt by PAHOOPS director Bill Gaffey at the PFL Club
They will also offer their latest creation "The Ballad of Huey Gillen"
Lyrics: Every morning at Sheetz you could see him arrive He stood six foot and weighed one seventy five Kinda bent at the shoulder and narrow at the hip And everybody knew ya didn't expect any conversation. Huey Gillen Good old Huey Gillen Huey Gillen is in town Nobody seemed to know when Huey might come to town He just drifted into town and stayed all day He didn't say much, kinda quiet and shy And if you spoke at all, you'd say "Hi" to Huey. Somebody said he once was a tool and die man Where he was well respected for his work And one day he just gave it all up and now he just walks around town, Huey Gillen Huey Gillen Good old Huey Gillen Huey Gillen is in town Then came the day when his life changed He put his chair on his garage roof Men were wondering Everybody thought that they'd seen the last- Every day he walks to town Everyday he walks around He says little but shows you a smile, a gesture or two Everybody knows that he'll say little- Huey Gillen Huey Gillen Good old Huey Gillen Huey Gillen is in town Now he goes to town with his walking stick He stops at Sheetz and the Corner Diner He spends part of the day at the PFL And everyone recognizes him - Huey Gillen Through the sun or the rain Walked a man that the PFL knew well Grabbed his glass, maybe more, drained them dry Then he headed for the door - Huey Gillen Huey Gillen Good old Huey Gillen Huey Gillen is in town He will walk the town and walk the town but everyone knows some day will come That he will not be seen in town He will be gone as we all must go - Huey Gillen Huey Gillen Good old Huey Gillen Huey Gillen will be missed in town