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This Web site features the finest Shrine Hillbillies representing the Sudan Shriner's.

1928 Ford "A" Model

The Sudan Hillbillies were formed in 1981 for participation in various Shrine and Civic Functions and to earn funds for the Shriner Hospitals for Children. The Unit appears in approximately 25 - 30 parades each year and is usually one of the best loved and most adored.

The Sudan Hillbillies are made up of Shriners dressed up in traditional Hillbilly garb, including Hillbilly Tuxedos (patched overalls), floppy hats (in 2 sizes, either too large or too small) and other paraphernalia (see if you can find a corn cob). During the parade several members of the Sudan Hillbillies will be walking the parade route and others can be found relaxing on a trailer laden with a outhouse, clothes line and other items related to Hillbilly life. The trailer is towed by an authentic 1928 Model * A * Ford in a run down condition.

HILLBILLIES
Since we can't put a price on what we do, we do it for nothing!

The Unit Director for 2006 is Cuzzin Steve Janos

Honor the Cob

SUDAN HILLBILLIES that are sadly missed:

CUZZIN DOT BLACK:  You will always be remembered as my Favorite Cuzzin.

Cuzzin Jack Forbes

Cuzzins  David (Sr) & Patty Miller, Preston Hardy,  Carl Cash.

Until we meet again in that house not built with hands, but ever eternal in the heavans, you will always be in our memories. Thanks for the memories.

Troopers Thanking Hillbillies for their wonderful undertakings Psst: I clocked you doing 137 MPH in that golf cart, so you may want to slow it down.

Cuzzin Butch Pennamaker- Raban

Cuzzin Steve Janos- Parade Unit Director

Leading the Sudan Hillbillies through another successful year, supporting Shriner Hospitals.