Guestbook

Matthew Plowman from Taylor,Tx wrote on June 7, 2023 at 10:27 pm

Hi, I’m writing on here in memory of my grandfather and my mother. My grandfather was quite the horse trading character. For about a decade from the late 1960’s to mid 1970’s one of his gigs was as a wholesaler of Mexican Jumping Beans to Stuckey’s. My mom told me stories of her spending her summer vacations loading up the Cadillac Fleetwood and stopping at every Stuckey’s from Texas to Florida. In the early 1970’s he was on What’s My Line because of that. I have an old Stuckey’s license plate topper on my wall in memory of that little... Read more

Hi, I’m writing on here in memory of my grandfather and my mother. My grandfather was quite the horse trading character. For about a decade from the late 1960’s to mid 1970’s one of his gigs was as a wholesaler of Mexican Jumping Beans to Stuckey’s. My mom told me stories of her spending her summer vacations loading up the Cadillac Fleetwood and stopping at every Stuckey’s from Texas to Florida. In the early 1970’s he was on What’s My Line because of that. I have an old Stuckey’s license plate topper on my wall in memory of that little time era of family history. I’m glad y’all are making a comeback to me Stuckey’s is Americana and I’m happy it’s still going strong!... Collapse

Catherine Henderson from Arlington wrote on June 6, 2023 at 2:56 pm

I’m so happy, just bought two bags of Stuckey’ candy. I remember those wonderful summers when we lived in California in 1972-1975. My so and daughter would get so excited when they saw one of those yellow signs with big Red STUCKEY’S. We never passed one up on the way to Texas. The return trip back to California was always a STUCKEY’S stop.

I’m so happy, just bought two bags of Stuckey’ candy. I remember those wonderful summers when we lived in California in 1972-1975. My so and daughter would get so excited when they saw one of those yellow signs with big Red STUCKEY’S. We never passed one up on the way to Texas. The return trip back to California was always a STUCKEY’S stop.... Collapse

Brenda J Lamb from Porteville wrote on June 4, 2023 at 3:57 pm

I first went into a Stuckeys when I was 8 in 1972. We were on the road to Arkansas from California. I just remember seeing these road side teal roof buildings on interstate 40 along the way. We were kinda poor but dad would get us a pecan log roll to share. Good memories. I hope you bring back the stores/ restaurant.

I first went into a Stuckeys when I was 8 in 1972. We were on the road to Arkansas from California. I just remember seeing these road side teal roof buildings on interstate 40 along the way. We were kinda poor but dad would get us a pecan log roll to share. Good memories. I hope you bring back the stores/ restaurant.... Collapse

Jason Stehlik from Plainview,TX wrote on May 30, 2023 at 6:01 am

We always went west! As a kid growing up in the early 70's I remember we always stopped at Stuckey's in Clovis on our way camping in New Mexico. Dad would gas up the car, my brother and I would look at all the cool toys and curios and mom would get a pecan log and divinity. I don't know how many coon skin caps and slingshots I had but they were all from Stuckey's! On the way back mom always got a bag of the pecan meal to make her Christmas Martha Washington candles. It was always clean and... Read more

We always went west! As a kid growing up in the early 70's I remember we always stopped at Stuckey's in Clovis on our way camping in New Mexico. Dad would gas up the car, my brother and I would look at all the cool toys and curios and mom would get a pecan log and divinity. I don't know how many coon skin caps and slingshots I had but they were all from Stuckey's! On the way back mom always got a bag of the pecan meal to make her Christmas Martha Washington candles. It was always clean and friendly. Great memories!... Collapse

John L Hoh Jr, author from Beloit, WI wrote on May 19, 2023 at 12:15 pm

Yum! I Love Pecanese treats. I’ll take them over a Pekingese anytime.

Yum! I Love Pecanese treats. I’ll take them over a Pekingese anytime.... Collapse

Debbie from Oak Forest wrote on May 19, 2023 at 2:29 am

My family would always do a road trip to Florida from Illinois when we were young. I love seeing the “See Ruby Falls” billboards, and Rock City barns the closer we got to our destination. And then we would see a Stuckey‘s billboard and yell “Stuckey’s!” at the top of our lungs. So now I have my husband doing it with me when we are on road trips. And of course, loading up on pecan log rolls!

My family would always do a road trip to Florida from Illinois when we were young. I love seeing the “See Ruby Falls” billboards, and Rock City barns the closer we got to our destination. And then we would see a Stuckey‘s billboard and yell “Stuckey’s!” at the top of our lungs. So now I have my husband doing it with me when we are on road trips. And of course, loading up on pecan log rolls!... Collapse

Donna Mayes from Frisco wrote on May 17, 2023 at 11:02 am

I remember when we would go on vacation as a kid whenever we was a Stuckeys, Dad would pull over and we all got a treat. There were 8 of us in one car, before seat belts, lol , so we had to share. Today I stop at the Stuckeys in Denton on my way to visit a friend that is bedridden and take her a treat. I also take my Grandaughter and her friends to the one near Mckinney for a treat. I love Stuckeys and the memories of years gone by as a place of enjoyment and comfort... Read more

I remember when we would go on vacation as a kid whenever we was a Stuckeys, Dad would pull over and we all got a treat. There were 8 of us in one car, before seat belts, lol , so we had to share. Today I stop at the Stuckeys in Denton on my way to visit a friend that is bedridden and take her a treat. I also take my Grandaughter and her friends to the one near Mckinney for a treat. I love Stuckeys and the memories of years gone by as a place of enjoyment and comfort and satisfying to the palet. 🥰... Collapse

Charlie from Jacksonville FL wrote on May 5, 2023 at 12:04 pm

Stopped in a gas station in somewhere GA and noticed the Stuckey’s display the front. My parents can remember Stuckey’s being the big hit of a road trip and the pecan logs being so good. Picked up a gopher and a log! Breakfast of Champions haha. Would love to see more displays in stations!

Stopped in a gas station in somewhere GA and noticed the Stuckey’s display the front. My parents can remember Stuckey’s being the big hit of a road trip and the pecan logs being so good. Picked up a gopher and a log! Breakfast of Champions haha. Would love to see more displays in stations!... Collapse

Angela Sharpe from Ruffin wrote on April 8, 2023 at 11:49 am

I remember traveling the US with my mom, her BF and my sister. This was in the 80's and we would stop at every Stucky's and my mom would get a little spoon with the state name and shape on the handle. She had all the states and I loved looking at them.

I remember traveling the US with my mom, her BF and my sister. This was in the 80's and we would stop at every Stucky's and my mom would get a little spoon with the state name and shape on the handle. She had all the states and I loved looking at them.... Collapse

Patti Lacquement from Okemah okla wrote on March 27, 2023 at 8:24 pm

I am 65 years old. Stuckey was my first job at 15 until I graduated high school. So many wonderful fun memories. I loved there pecan rolls and all the unusual gifts they had. We had a dogs restroom that had a old tree for the country dogs. For the city dogs there was a fire hydrant. Travelers would take all kinds of pictures of them. They thought it was so funny. Awww memories.

I am 65 years old. Stuckey was my first job at 15 until I graduated high school. So many wonderful fun memories. I loved there pecan rolls and all the unusual gifts they had. We had a dogs restroom that had a old tree for the country dogs. For the city dogs there was a fire hydrant. Travelers would take all kinds of pictures of them. They thought it was so funny. Awww memories.... Collapse

Frank Smith from Gadsden wrote on March 24, 2023 at 7:50 pm

Back in 1969 my mother, sister and I went from Bremen Georgia to Los Angeles California to visit family. We stopped at a Stuckys in Louisiana for gas and a break. After that we stopped at every Stuckys we saw on the way to California, it got to be fun looking for the store's. We did the same comming home. Those were some fun days and great memories.

Back in 1969 my mother, sister and I went from Bremen Georgia to Los Angeles California to visit family. We stopped at a Stuckys in Louisiana for gas and a break. After that we stopped at every Stuckys we saw on the way to California, it got to be fun looking for the store's. We did the same comming home. Those were some fun days and great memories.... Collapse

Nancy Richman from Liverpool wrote on March 1, 2023 at 9:30 am

When we would travel as a family throughout childhood, every southern trip we would stop at Stuckey’s. My Dad loved the pecan logs! After all these years and to still have Stuckeys is wonderful! As a surprise to my parents I ordered several products for Christmas! They were so excited and have been savoring every bite!

When we would travel as a family throughout childhood, every southern trip we would stop at Stuckey’s. My Dad loved the pecan logs! After all these years and to still have Stuckeys is wonderful! As a surprise to my parents I ordered several products for Christmas! They were so excited and have been savoring every bite!... Collapse

Patty Cael Cortez from Vancouver, WA wrote on February 26, 2023 at 9:56 am

One summer we took a road trip from our S.W. Washington (state) home to California. My cousin Bob who was a college student in Oregon came along as our designated driver due to the fact that he wanted to visit a college flame who lived in CA. He and our family of six piled into our Vista Cruiser station wagon and took off. Along the way through Oregon and Northern California we would stop at just about every Stuckey’s we’d see. Our mom loved the pecan rolls and divinity. Cousin Bob was getting annoyed with all the stops because it... Read more

One summer we took a road trip from our S.W. Washington (state) home to California. My cousin Bob who was a college student in Oregon came along as our designated driver due to the fact that he wanted to visit a college flame who lived in CA. He and our family of six piled into our Vista Cruiser station wagon and took off. Along the way through Oregon and Northern California we would stop at just about every Stuckey’s we’d see. Our mom loved the pecan rolls and divinity. Cousin Bob was getting annoyed with all the stops because it delayed him getting to his girl. To this day my siblings and I laugh about us yelling “STUCKEYS!!!” every time we saw their sign in the distance. Our frustrated cousin finally yelled, “NO MORE STUCKEYS!!!” and hit the gas and we drove on by very disappointed. But he wasn’t with us on the drive home so we were once again in Stuckey’s heaven.... Collapse

Donna from Mountain Home wrote on February 16, 2023 at 11:27 am

I still have my Stuckey's game from the 70's. We use to go on the big 2 week vacation across the country hitting as many states as possible on the way. I would get a charm from every state or a spoon. We would stop at least one in every state

I still have my Stuckey's game from the 70's. We use to go on the big 2 week vacation across the country hitting as many states as possible on the way. I would get a charm from every state or a spoon. We would stop at least one in every state... Collapse

James Stark from Clarksville TN wrote on February 15, 2023 at 12:05 am

Back when I worked for Canal Barge Co of Natchez MS in the late seventies/early eighties, we had a headstrong cook named Ida Mae Stuckey; She was a great cook & a big talker; Word was that she was divorced from the Stuckey’s founder; I remember the good days of Stuckeys, as I was born 1/1950 @ Clarksville TN; I have driven 3 million miles all around our country in the last 28 years, passing by many Stuckey’s stores; Occasionally I buy pecan logs @ truck fueling stops that carry your products; Glad to see Stephanie keeping the legacy going... Read more

Back when I worked for Canal Barge Co of Natchez MS in the late seventies/early eighties, we had a headstrong cook named Ida Mae Stuckey; She was a great cook & a big talker; Word was that she was divorced from the Stuckey’s founder; I remember the good days of Stuckeys, as I was born 1/1950 @ Clarksville TN; I have driven 3 million miles all around our country in the last 28 years, passing by many Stuckey’s stores; Occasionally I buy pecan logs @ truck fueling stops that carry your products; Glad to see Stephanie keeping the legacy going with high quality treats…... Collapse

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