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Traveled many times from Pennsylvania to Florida and back with my family on vacations from the early 60s to mid 70s. Many times stopping at a Stuckey's for a restroom break, gas and of course purchases of pecan log rolls. Just this last December while moving my daughter back home from Florida to Pennsylvania, I asked her if she had seen any Stuckey's in her travels in the south by car since I had long forgone car travel in favor of traveling by plane. This started a search on our cell phones to find a Stuckey's on our route and sure enough we found one. Stopping and getting a pecan log roll and biting in to that delicious confection instantly transported me back to my youth. Thank you Stuckey's for still being there.

Hello, I feel so blessed to have discovered the authenticity on Stuckey's Shops. Eventhough, the firm experienced acquirement before I was born it propelled an eager jolt-- with both growth and salesmanship in Eudora Arkansas for long lengthed juicy pecans.
Thus I was born in New York City, but moved to Eudora and resided with my grandparents. I reflect back on the numerous times which my cousins would climb up on the Pecan trees to shake the limbs, so that the pecans could fall onto the ground. It was at that time I could manage to collect these great tasting blessed nuts.
In retrospect, and shifting to Stuckey's shops I thank you for teaching me how to spell the world renown last name Stuckey. Thank you for reviving your history and sharing. God Bless.

This brings back memories. Growing up in the 60's, Dad would stop at stuckeys when driving across country. Sure miss those times.

I, along with a friend, remember stopping at Stuckey’s on the way to Las Vegas from Los Angeles in the 1970s. I was in my 20’s. I liked getting the pecan logs. I remember on one of our trips to Vegas as we were exiting the freeway to make a stop at Stuckey’s, there was a vehicle of musicians stranded at the exit. We gave them a ride to Stuckey’s so that they could get help. They were playing in Vegas that weekend. I miss Stuckey’s.

My Father was a Eastman native himself, so I spent my summer vacations traveling from St Louis to Chester, Milledgeville, and Reidsville to visit family. It was always a good memory to visit a Stuckey’s along the way and back. My Father told me he was a cousin to the Stuckey family, I think it was an excuse to stop at a Stuckey’s. It was later on I found out, that he was right. Lol. Distant cousin. Anyway, glad to see the name being carried on with the hopes of creating more memories for travelers.

I found my husband after a 30 years reincarnation. He says to me Find a Stuckey's . And so here I am. I kid you not

Thanks for the shipment! Delicious. But you guys really need to start making chocolate covered pecans again.

The Pecan Logs we ordered were fantastic, as always. Thanks for producing such good snacks.

I remember when Stuckey had restaurants that crossed the interstate on our way to North Dakota great memories live the biscuits an gravy an a double stack plain cheeseburger...

I am SO GLAD to find Stuckey’s has a website! Of course, like a lot of the commentators here, I visited Stuckey’s as a kid. Each year, my folks would drive South to visit relatives, and my brother and I would ask to visit every Stuckey’s we saw along the way! The billboards were like Svengali to us! My mother and I loved the pecan rolls; we kids loved the souvenirs and toys! So much fun! On my honeymoon years later, we were driving on Route 10 across Ala., LA.and Fla. In a terrible storm. It was so dark and rainy we couldn’t see where we were going, but, up ahead, we saw the bright sign for a Stuckey’s! We stopped there to wait out the storm, and pick up some much needed snacks and a pecan roll for my mother for when we came home! I love Stuckey’s!

I remember having car trouble when I was in the service, and stopping at a Stuckey's. I went inside and bought a log roll and always wanted to go back as often as I could. The Stuckeys in California closed down, so I'm so happy I can order online during the holidays and for my 93 year old aunt. I wish we had a Stuckeys in Phoenix, but online is better than nothing.

Loved the Christmas Ornaments

I am 52 yrs old now, and every once in a while, my mind flashes back to childhood memories. One of the best memories I have is back in the 1970's. Every year, my parents, and I, would drive down to Florida for a vacation. I remember seeing, and stopping, at very many Stuckey's restaurants. I remember the awesome breakfasts. My father was hooked on your pecan rolls, and would by them by the dozens. I remember him eating them, with a cold beer, while sitting out on a balcony, overlooking the ocean.
My father has been passed away for many now, but it's memories like this that keep him alive within me.
Thank you Stuckey's for helping me keep this memory alive.

Ordered boxes of the large pecan rolls for Christmas, to share with family and friends. Fast delivery, loved by all. The old timers expressed how sorry they were to see the Stuckey stores vanish from the N.C. highways. They brought back good memories for many. So now I know what to buy for Christmas gifts in the years to come. Thank you.

We used to stop at the Stuckey's outside of Lafayette Louisiana on our annual trip to our great-grandparents house. They had a talking myna bird at that Stuckey's and we always looked forward to him telling us "Hello!" My brother and I still talk about that myna bird 40+ years later.

The last time I had the privilege of visiting a Stuckey's was while visiting my boyfriend who was stationed at Cannon AFB in Clovis NM in 1988. I stopped almost every time I visited. After we were married in 1988 and both living in Clovis, the Stuckey's closed. I still.have the fondest memories of buying my own local gifts for family & friends and taking family & friends who visited on their way to or from Lubbock or Amarillo to catch flights home. When it closed a short while later, it was used as something else, I can't recall. When I drive by the old location while driving through Clovis, there is a tiny pang in my heart for the "good old days".

My parents did training in Baker California and got their first store in Williams AZ and then we were off to Yuma AZ. They worked so hard and long hours but they liked it. My brother and sisters also worked in Stuckeys. My little brother and I were too young to help out. It was a time in my life that I will always remember. I have been on the prowl for the picture I know we have with my Mom in uniform and I believe my brother too.

Every summer we drove from Denver to McAlester, OK to visit my grandparents. Hours and hours in a compact car with 4 people is not fun especially with no a/c. I can remember coming over a hill and seeing that blue roof. We always begged to stop and sometimes my dad would be gracious enough to do so. I say gracious because it was usually about 17 hours to drive and the only stops were for gas and bathrooms. We packed food. Anyway, I've always remembered seeing the pralines and jumping beans. FINALLY one year my mom bought me the jumping beans. My life was complete.

we've been going to stuckey's since we were kids. and love it.

Years of traveling in a camper with our 3 kids, during the 60's, we would try to pass by a Stuckey's but no way. Everyone wanted some kind of candy. My husband and I preferred the best Pecan Log ever. The kids would get their favorite. Off we would go until another Stuckey's appeared. Living in Charleston, SC they are not easy to find, but what a great online service. Just sent my son in MT a big box of Pecan Logs.

Stuckeys was always a part of or family trips. From about 1960 till all the Stuckeys in the southwest were gone, we always got excited to see that familiar blue roof and bright sign that meant as much as (and sometimes more than) the destination. How sad it was to see the last one vanish into our memories, turned into a mexican restaurant or just fall into disrepair like a ghost town saloon. Please bring at least one store back to the southwest...maybe along the I-15?

Long time ! No see ! I havn't been to Stuckey's in such a long time! I miss ya'all! Every time my family & I went on down the road up toward Duluth,MN. through the Black Hill's & Yellowstone, or toward Ft.Worf, Moody,TX. or from Washington D.C. coming back toward CA.. Whew! Everyone pretty much remember's the sign's saying how close we're getting to Stuckey's Store. I was amazed at there's one some distance to Rocklin Roseville,CA.. Thank's for the memeories! PS: I enjoyed all our visit's! All the cedar stuff(Trinket's) .I had 1 of the penalty piggy bank's for cussing! LOL 25c etc.. I remeber the reserection plant's, rose pod's(sachet), & peanut plant starter kit's!

I remember Cinnamon-Sugar pecans. Looks like you don't have them anymore. Sad. Maybe I was the very few who loved those. <3 It's been about 40 years but I can still remember them! My parents ALWAYS got the pecan log, but it was not my favorite tho. Anyway, I am glad to know y'all are still around. Hope the new generation of kids still love to stop there! 🙂

Delicious Divinity. I remember the store in Garden Valley Texas where I lived in the 80's, became a Loves during the 80's - great 99 cent breakfast - eggs were always done exactly the way we wanted. It is so sad, we need a place like Stuckeys again. I love the architecture of the store too!