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Elaine Blais Werlinger from Carson City wrote on July 9, 2024 at 12:29 am

I grew up with dad stopping at any Stuckeys we passed...bathroom breaks. A drink, lunch...what good memories 😌 in the 1960s, life was good. Best of luck!!

I grew up with dad stopping at any Stuckeys we passed...bathroom breaks. A drink, lunch...what good memories 😌 in the 1960s, life was good. Best of luck!!... Collapse

John Michael from Charlotte, NC wrote on July 8, 2024 at 4:33 pm

I'll always remember those times we would stop at the Stuckey's in SC, off I-85. I met Ric Flair in that Stuckey's when I was around 8 years old. The stops at Stuckey's were the absolute best part of the trip.

I'll always remember those times we would stop at the Stuckey's in SC, off I-85. I met Ric Flair in that Stuckey's when I was around 8 years old. The stops at Stuckey's were the absolute best part of the trip.... Collapse

Ray Zoller from Evergreen, Colorado wrote on July 5, 2024 at 6:32 pm

I grew up on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and my Texan parents would often take us by car in the summer to visit relatives in San Antonio. Some of the best memories and highlights of our trips included stopping at Stuckey's. I'm sure my dad got tired of hearing us say, "Can we stop at Stuckey's?" Thank you for keeping these products and memories alive. Hopefully, we can get them locally soon (the nearest store to Evergreen appears to be in Kansas).

I grew up on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and my Texan parents would often take us by car in the summer to visit relatives in San Antonio. Some of the best memories and highlights of our trips included stopping at Stuckey's. I'm sure my dad got tired of hearing us say, "Can we stop at Stuckey's?" Thank you for keeping these products and memories alive. Hopefully, we can get them locally soon (the nearest store to Evergreen appears to be in Kansas).... Collapse

kevmrd from Pittsburgh, PA wrote on June 26, 2024 at 10:54 pm

Growing up South East of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, my parents went on a road trip to Florida every year. As a kid I couldn't wait to see the next Stuckey's because I knew my Dad was always ready to stop and I could get some little exciting toy along with a good snack. I'm 68 now and I'm carrying that tradition on the best I can to my grandchildren. I get each of my daughters a "Surprise Box" for Christmas and for their summer birthdays. The grandkids along with the whole family enjoys all the surprises that are for any age.... Read more

Growing up South East of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, my parents went on a road trip to Florida every year. As a kid I couldn't wait to see the next Stuckey's because I knew my Dad was always ready to stop and I could get some little exciting toy along with a good snack. I'm 68 now and I'm carrying that tradition on the best I can to my grandchildren. I get each of my daughters a "Surprise Box" for Christmas and for their summer birthdays. The grandkids along with the whole family enjoys all the surprises that are for any age. There's always something different in every box. Thank you for building your business back up again!... Collapse

Wendy from Leitchfield wrote on June 26, 2024 at 4:10 pm

My grandmother would ALWAYS have to stop at EVERY Stuckeys heading to Florida, and always for a souvenir, and the pecan log! Some wonderful childhood memories was always visiting Stuckeys.

My grandmother would ALWAYS have to stop at EVERY Stuckeys heading to Florida, and always for a souvenir, and the pecan log! Some wonderful childhood memories was always visiting Stuckeys.... Collapse

Jacob Stephens from Illinois wrote on June 21, 2024 at 9:14 pm

New Stuckey’s fan here! Loving the pecan rolls!

New Stuckey’s fan here! Loving the pecan rolls!... Collapse

Lynda Gardocki from Naples FL wrote on June 14, 2024 at 4:09 pm

Grew up in Texas and my brother and I always got the biggest laugh out of your billboard that said “Eat with us and get gas”

Grew up in Texas and my brother and I always got the biggest laugh out of your billboard that said “Eat with us and get gas”... Collapse

Todd Boatman from kingman wrote on June 11, 2024 at 8:28 pm

Back around 1975 -1976 as a young child (14)i worked summertime pumping gas and cleaning at the Kingman, Az Stuckey's i remember it all very well

Back around 1975 -1976 as a young child (14)i worked summertime pumping gas and cleaning at the Kingman, Az Stuckey's i remember it all very well... Collapse

Amy boles from Athens ga wrote on June 5, 2024 at 1:08 pm

I love your pecan log rolls… praying for a stuckys in Athens ga!!

I love your pecan log rolls… praying for a stuckys in Athens ga!!... Collapse

Angel Payne from Carmel, Indiana wrote on June 3, 2024 at 12:51 pm

I grew up living about 45 minutes from Terre Haute, IN. Each time my family traveled through Terre Haute, my parents would stop at Stuckey's. We (my brother and I) would always get a pecan log roll and an invisible ink activity book after we ate lunch/dinner. The activity book would entertain us for hours in the car while traveling to our next adventure! Also, the best part of traveling anywhere was when we would stop at a Stuckey's! I'm so excited Stuckey's is revamping and making a comeback! The next time I see a Stuckey's, I'll go inside for... Read more

I grew up living about 45 minutes from Terre Haute, IN. Each time my family traveled through Terre Haute, my parents would stop at Stuckey's. We (my brother and I) would always get a pecan log roll and an invisible ink activity book after we ate lunch/dinner. The activity book would entertain us for hours in the car while traveling to our next adventure! Also, the best part of traveling anywhere was when we would stop at a Stuckey's! I'm so excited Stuckey's is revamping and making a comeback! The next time I see a Stuckey's, I'll go inside for my pecan log roll AND invisible ink book (Oh, I hope they still sell them!)... Collapse

TERRY KILE from Millersville , PA wrote on May 23, 2024 at 10:25 am

I am just finishing "Unstuck", the incredible ongoing story from the new matriarch of the Stuckeys brand, Stephanie Stuckey--you are an incredible, indefatigable (sp?) leader and entrepreneur and a great writer as well. Coming from a similar experience, saving a PA Dutch Country tourism spot--Colemans Ice Cream, Factory, retail store and special event trailers, we have had many of the same experiences, albeit on a smaller scale than Stuckeys. Of course, my memories include stopping at Stuckeys on the way to somewhere and begging for some small thing for back seat play--I am ordering pecan log rolls right now. Thanks... Read more

I am just finishing "Unstuck", the incredible ongoing story from the new matriarch of the Stuckeys brand, Stephanie Stuckey--you are an incredible, indefatigable (sp?) leader and entrepreneur and a great writer as well. Coming from a similar experience, saving a PA Dutch Country tourism spot--Colemans Ice Cream, Factory, retail store and special event trailers, we have had many of the same experiences, albeit on a smaller scale than Stuckeys. Of course, my memories include stopping at Stuckeys on the way to somewhere and begging for some small thing for back seat play--I am ordering pecan log rolls right now. Thanks for all of your hard work. Terry... Collapse

John Watson from Evergreen, Colorado wrote on May 20, 2024 at 11:03 pm

My parents became a Stuckey's franchisees in 1968 (#406), opening our store in mid-1969. My Dad had worked for the same company for 30 years and wanted to make a better life for his retirement. I was a sophomore in college when the store opened and worked part time for the first two years while the business got established. My parents worked very hard during those first years and the business grew successful. The Stuckey's corporation was amazingly supportive of a novice franchisee. My parents learned from the Company and were supported by our amazing District Manager who was patient... Read more

My parents became a Stuckey's franchisees in 1968 (#406), opening our store in mid-1969. My Dad had worked for the same company for 30 years and wanted to make a better life for his retirement. I was a sophomore in college when the store opened and worked part time for the first two years while the business got established. My parents worked very hard during those first years and the business grew successful. The Stuckey's corporation was amazingly supportive of a novice franchisee. My parents learned from the Company and were supported by our amazing District Manager who was patient and knowledgeable. They owned the business throughout their retirement. It was a classic American Dream story. I am forever grateful that they made that choice. I wish Ms. Stuckey much success. There are many "knock-offs" these days, including McDonalds. But none of them provide the experience and style of a classic Stuckey's store. It is a timeless concept and Stuckey's has done it best.... Collapse

Jamie from Kingston wrote on May 19, 2024 at 4:12 pm

Always loved and looked for Stuckey’s along our travels-always brings back great memories. Found an old Stuckey’s mug at a antique store-it was valuable! So happy you are working to bring back your family business! Best of wishes!

Always loved and looked for Stuckey’s along our travels-always brings back great memories. Found an old Stuckey’s mug at a antique store-it was valuable! So happy you are working to bring back your family business! Best of wishes!... Collapse

Joe Mason from Trenton wrote on May 13, 2024 at 3:26 pm

I remember in the late 60's and through the 70' stopping at a Stuckey's Restaurant with my parents and sisters to have a meal. It was there where I tried my first piece of pecan pie. I can remember it like yesterday. It was delicious.

I remember in the late 60's and through the 70' stopping at a Stuckey's Restaurant with my parents and sisters to have a meal. It was there where I tried my first piece of pecan pie. I can remember it like yesterday. It was delicious.... Collapse

Joe Teston from Tampa wrote on May 6, 2024 at 9:55 pm

May 2024:Former Stuckey's at Yee Haw Junction, Florida: My wife and I just stopped in at what was once the Stuckey's in Yee Haw Junction at the Florida Turnpike exit. A few Stuckey's signs left and some novelty items ( I bought a Stuckey's magnet). Doesn't appear to be an official Stuckey's anymore. However, everyone (pre 1980s) who ever made the Tampa to Miami road trip (before I-75 was extended from Tampa to Miami) stopped at the Stuckey's in Yee Haw Junction, FL. From Tampa to Yee Haw Junction via State Road 60 to the Turnpike at the mid point... Read more

May 2024:Former Stuckey's at Yee Haw Junction, Florida: My wife and I just stopped in at what was once the Stuckey's in Yee Haw Junction at the Florida Turnpike exit. A few Stuckey's signs left and some novelty items ( I bought a Stuckey's magnet). Doesn't appear to be an official Stuckey's anymore. However, everyone (pre 1980s) who ever made the Tampa to Miami road trip (before I-75 was extended from Tampa to Miami) stopped at the Stuckey's in Yee Haw Junction, FL. From Tampa to Yee Haw Junction via State Road 60 to the Turnpike at the mid point to Miami...There were 2 gas stations at this road stop... the Horn's and Stuckey's. The Horn's building is demo' d and is now a RaceTrac gas station. BUT< the Stuckey's building is still there with its unique architecture. This was always our family stop before hitting the Turnpike... Dad would gas up and buy us a pecan roll. Mention the town "Yee Haw Junction" in Tampa and you will hear similar stories... and with a stop at the Stuckey's. I still remember as child walking into the Stuckey's after several hours of riding in a packed 1970 Pontiac Lemans. I could remember where the souvenirs were displayed, including the multiple alligator heads...... Collapse

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