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July 03, 2008 5:44 pm
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Rayne in Kansas USA
June 11, 2008 10:24 pm
I have very fond memories of stopping at Stuckey's when in the 70's...we always stopped when we went on vacations. I was just telling my kids (all teenagers) that I did not think Stuckey's was still around..how happy I was to find out different and find this site. I know what everyone is getting for Christmas now...(pecan rolls) yum...
Matt Linginfelter in Georgia USA
June 09, 2008 7:58 pm
Our house was about 3 doors down from Mr. and Mrs. Stucky's (William Sr.) on St. Simons Island in Georgia. This was the Stucky's summer and vacation home. My brothers and I rode the school bus, and the bus stop was on the Stucky's corner. They always said we could use their carport to wait on the bus if it was raining. This was so symbolic of the Stuckys hospitality! Often times, when I was a little kid in the '70's, the Stuckys would be at their home on St. Simons. They were always gracious and friendly and welcoming and frequently were in their front yard to say a big "hello!". I long for those good old times! And always enojoyed the Christmas pecan logs Tresha Dyal, our neighbor, who also was from Eastman, gave us! We stopped often at Stuckeys over the years and always found it a treat! Love Stuckys!
EDIE N CURRY in Pennsylvania USA
June 03, 2008 6:09 pm
MY PARENTS TOOK ROAD TRIP VACATIONS DURING THE 60S AND 70S . THEY WANTED TO SHOW MY SISTER AND I AMERICA.WE ALWAYS STOPPED AT STUCKEYS WHEN WE TRAVELED. MY SISTER AND I HAD ALOT OF FUN LOOKING AROUND AND ASKING MY PARENTS TO BUY US EVERYTHING WE SAW. WE HAVE FOND AND FUN MEMORIES.
Kathy in Alaska USA
June 03, 2008 11:00 am
Sentimental and nostalgic. Great.
Welcome from WS Stuckey, Jr. 
