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Steven Oehler from Haines City wrote on November 15, 2024 at 1:00 am

As a child we always traveled during my birthday and each year get a plastic skeleton from the vending machine! Once while traveling to California my parents let me get a tom tom set. Didn't take long before it got locked away in trunk! Lol!

As a child we always traveled during my birthday and each year get a plastic skeleton from the vending machine! Once while traveling to California my parents let me get a tom tom set. Didn't take long before it got locked away in trunk! Lol!... Collapse

Bonnie Carter Haynie from Kingsland wrote on November 8, 2024 at 4:22 pm

Stuckys off side of I-95. Those delicious chocolate milk shakes. Sometimes dad would splurge and by pecan log rolls. But the gift shop had those dunking birds. I’d sell the farm to get one of those. Yes there are knock offs but the get an original……..

Stuckys off side of I-95. Those delicious chocolate milk shakes. Sometimes dad would splurge and by pecan log rolls. But the gift shop had those dunking birds. I’d sell the farm to get one of those. Yes there are knock offs but the get an original……..... Collapse

Gayle Painter from Lowell, In wrote on October 21, 2024 at 1:58 pm

Stuckey's was my family's life for 20 years. My mom and dad, Anne and Garland Fish, were store managers in Houston, Texas starting in 1966. I worked in the snack bar and met a lot of interesting people including the actress RoseMarie from the Dick Van Dyke show. We moved back to Indiana when dad was promoted but we were also still involved. Then a store was built near my home and went back to work in snack bar till went to college. It was a great experience where I learned a lot about people. Thank You, Stuckey's!!!

Stuckey's was my family's life for 20 years. My mom and dad, Anne and Garland Fish, were store managers in Houston, Texas starting in 1966. I worked in the snack bar and met a lot of interesting people including the actress RoseMarie from the Dick Van Dyke show. We moved back to Indiana when dad was promoted but we were also still involved. Then a store was built near my home and went back to work in snack bar till went to college. It was a great experience where I learned a lot about people. Thank You, Stuckey's!!!... Collapse

Mark Dale from Centerpoint wrote on October 20, 2024 at 8:20 pm

Edit to my earlier entry, this was the Stuckey’s at Buff Bvld with a Dairy Queen. I recommend stopping here as opposed to Love’s Truck Stop! You will NOT be disappointed!

Edit to my earlier entry, this was the Stuckey’s at Buff Bvld with a Dairy Queen. I recommend stopping here as opposed to Love’s Truck Stop! You will NOT be disappointed!... Collapse

Mark Dale from Centerpoint wrote on October 20, 2024 at 8:05 pm

What a lucky find! As a kid back in the 60’s and 70’s dad would always stop at a Stuckey’s so we could buy treats and get gas on road trips. We traveled to NC and then to Charleston, SC and looking for a place to eat and get gas. Looking for a truck stop my wife said “Look! A Stuckey’s sign!” And it said it was the best in SC! We just HAD to stop! It was an original building thus the architecture and had ALL THE TREATS! $40 later and a burger in our belly as well I... Read more

What a lucky find! As a kid back in the 60’s and 70’s dad would always stop at a Stuckey’s so we could buy treats and get gas on road trips. We traveled to NC and then to Charleston, SC and looking for a place to eat and get gas. Looking for a truck stop my wife said “Look! A Stuckey’s sign!” And it said it was the best in SC! We just HAD to stop! It was an original building thus the architecture and had ALL THE TREATS! $40 later and a burger in our belly as well I left with a bag of goodies, bumper stickers, yep two, and the best memories of my childhood. I am 65 now and felt like a kid again! Sooo glad my wife saw the sign! Buckey’s has nothing on Stuckey’s! Especially the super sweet lady behind the checkout that probably has been there 70 years or so. Big shoutout to the sweet lady at the I95 store or we on 26? Don’t know but have to find this store again next time we head to NC! I don’t eat sweets hahaha but I will be careful of these in moderation! Thanks again for keeping my childhood memories alive!... Collapse

Brian Sibell from Colorado Springs wrote on October 19, 2024 at 9:56 pm

My dad built and painted billboards for Stuckeys for about15 years. Started in Apache Juntion Az. Moved to Colorado in the late 60s as several stores were built here. Went alot of places and met alot of great people along the way. Glad Stuckeys is making a comeback!

My dad built and painted billboards for Stuckeys for about15 years. Started in Apache Juntion Az. Moved to Colorado in the late 60s as several stores were built here. Went alot of places and met alot of great people along the way. Glad Stuckeys is making a comeback!... Collapse

Andy Steuart from Plattsburgh wrote on October 19, 2024 at 5:01 pm

In 1972 on our way to a field trip in Montreal our church bus broke down at exit 43 on 87 North and we pulled into the Stuckeys where we had to wait for a replacement bus We were a group of school kids and had the best time there. When I got home mom asked about the trip and all I could talk about was Stuckeys pecan rolls and the cool souvenirs I bought We never made it to Montreal but it was the best field trip ever!

In 1972 on our way to a field trip in Montreal our church bus broke down at exit 43 on 87 North and we pulled into the Stuckeys where we had to wait for a replacement bus We were a group of school kids and had the best time there. When I got home mom asked about the trip and all I could talk about was Stuckeys pecan rolls and the cool souvenirs I bought We never made it to Montreal but it was the best field trip ever!... Collapse

Christy Reed from Glenallen wrote on October 9, 2024 at 9:39 am

When I saw I could carry Stuckey's in our old-fashioned Mercantile-Soda Shop-Hotel I ordered immediately as it took me back to my childhood traveling with our parents! Months later, I saw Stephanie’s story and I am over the moon at what she has done and is doing!!

When I saw I could carry Stuckey's in our old-fashioned Mercantile-Soda Shop-Hotel I ordered immediately as it took me back to my childhood traveling with our parents! Months later, I saw Stephanie’s story and I am over the moon at what she has done and is doing!!... Collapse

Chad Wallace from Springfield, IL wrote on September 20, 2024 at 4:35 pm

Just visited a place in Peoria, IL - Urban Artifacts. They sell antiques. Was pleased to see that they have a display of Stuckey's products there! They told me that Stephanie has stopped in there before. I'm really happy to see the rebirth of this brand, and hope they expand more and more! As a kid I never had the pleasure of visiting a Stuckey's, as the old man was never interested in stopping on any of our road trips. Woe is me.

Just visited a place in Peoria, IL - Urban Artifacts. They sell antiques. Was pleased to see that they have a display of Stuckey's products there! They told me that Stephanie has stopped in there before. I'm really happy to see the rebirth of this brand, and hope they expand more and more! As a kid I never had the pleasure of visiting a Stuckey's, as the old man was never interested in stopping on any of our road trips. Woe is me.... Collapse

Linda Hendrick Dettar from Marine City,MI wrote on September 7, 2024 at 3:21 pm

My Aunt and Uncle would come up from Marion, Illinois to visit. They had a long trip. But I remember them talking about stopping at Stuckeys for a lunch or dinner. I believe they always brought Mom and Grandma something. They loved Pecan rolls from Stuckeys . Or the Peanut Brittle. We could buy them here in Michigan. But over the years they are hard to find. But I do recall having such fond memories of my relatives visits because Stuckeys was such a part of their travels. And now I'm glad I found your treats and Souveniers online. I... Read more

My Aunt and Uncle would come up from Marion, Illinois to visit. They had a long trip. But I remember them talking about stopping at Stuckeys for a lunch or dinner. I believe they always brought Mom and Grandma something. They loved Pecan rolls from Stuckeys . Or the Peanut Brittle. We could buy them here in Michigan. But over the years they are hard to find. But I do recall having such fond memories of my relatives visits because Stuckeys was such a part of their travels. And now I'm glad I found your treats and Souveniers online. I just received your Travel Mug. Now Stuckeys will be a part of my memories. Thank you Stephanie Stuckey for carrying on what your Grandparents started. Their legacy lives on.... Collapse

Earl Stuckey from Honolulu wrote on September 4, 2024 at 4:12 am

Parents took me on vacation to Arizona and Arkansas early60- 70 - Our Favorite Place !!at rest stops along the way ! we bought pecan candies , when I was in elementary and jr heigh school , loved the pecan candies /rolls - iam Rev .EARL STUCKEY JR - who knows may be related , lol , Iam African AMERICAN! son of Rev .EARL STUCKEY SR. - prominent Pastor in California !

Parents took me on vacation to Arizona and Arkansas early60- 70 - Our Favorite Place !!at rest stops along the way ! we bought pecan candies , when I was in elementary and jr heigh school , loved the pecan candies /rolls - iam Rev .EARL STUCKEY JR - who knows may be related , lol , Iam African AMERICAN! son of Rev .EARL STUCKEY SR. - prominent Pastor in California !... Collapse

John Wilson from Sugar Hill wrote on September 2, 2024 at 1:11 pm

Back in the early 1960's my dad & I would drive from New York to Florida to visit my sister's family. After going through New Jersey my dad would take Routes 17 and 301. We always stopped at Stucky's for gas and a meal. The food was good and we always picked up some gifts for the family. I have a lot of good memories of those long drives.

Back in the early 1960's my dad & I would drive from New York to Florida to visit my sister's family. After going through New Jersey my dad would take Routes 17 and 301. We always stopped at Stucky's for gas and a meal. The food was good and we always picked up some gifts for the family. I have a lot of good memories of those long drives.... Collapse

Patricia A Hahn from Erlanger wrote on August 14, 2024 at 10:10 am

My Husband Paul and I were married in 1956. We drove from Kentucky to Miami, Florida for our honeymoon I remember stopping at Stucky's along the way. We sent pecan candy to our moms for Mother's Day at a store in Georgia. Great memories.

My Husband Paul and I were married in 1956. We drove from Kentucky to Miami, Florida for our honeymoon I remember stopping at Stucky's along the way. We sent pecan candy to our moms for Mother's Day at a store in Georgia. Great memories.... Collapse

Candace Bowdoin from Lubbock, Texas wrote on August 6, 2024 at 4:22 pm

Our family roadtrips in TX, NM, AZ, and CO back in the 60s always included regular stops at Stuckey's. Distance was measured by how long it would take to the reach the next one. We always bought pecan log rolls, chocolate-covered pecans, and peanut brittle. It was THE place for gas, clean restrooms, a dog park, refreshments, and special souvenirs. Very wonderful memories.

Our family roadtrips in TX, NM, AZ, and CO back in the 60s always included regular stops at Stuckey's. Distance was measured by how long it would take to the reach the next one. We always bought pecan log rolls, chocolate-covered pecans, and peanut brittle. It was THE place for gas, clean restrooms, a dog park, refreshments, and special souvenirs. Very wonderful memories.... Collapse

Jackie Taylor from Plymouth wrote on July 30, 2024 at 5:11 pm

I remember stopping at Stuckey's in the 1970's and 1980's on our way to Arkansas to see my grand-parents. My family usually stopped at a Stuckey's on either Interstate 57 or 70.We always ate in the restaurant and bought Comic Books to read on our trip. I remember my mom had to have one of their Pecan Rolls and Peanut Brittle to take home. Stopping at Stuckey's was one my favorite family memories.

I remember stopping at Stuckey's in the 1970's and 1980's on our way to Arkansas to see my grand-parents. My family usually stopped at a Stuckey's on either Interstate 57 or 70.We always ate in the restaurant and bought Comic Books to read on our trip. I remember my mom had to have one of their Pecan Rolls and Peanut Brittle to take home. Stopping at Stuckey's was one my favorite family memories.... Collapse

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