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Mike K from St Petersburg wrote on May 21, 2020 at 3:18 pm

Waters, MI Location. We used to walk through the Woods from Heart Lake (between Big Bradford & Otsego Lake), as 8, 9 & 10 year olds to make our way out to busy I-75, to the Stickey’s for candy. We loved the Taffy. We would come in from beside the store to avoid the cars. Crazy our Parents just said be careful. Then walk back to the dock on crystal clear Heart Lake, sit down and catch a sunset with our trasured candy. Simple life.

Waters, MI Location. We used to walk through the Woods from Heart Lake (between Big Bradford & Otsego Lake), as 8, 9 & 10 year olds to make our way out to busy I-75, to the Stickey’s for candy. We loved the Taffy. We would come in from beside the store to avoid the cars. Crazy our Parents just said be careful. Then walk back to the dock on crystal clear Heart Lake, sit down and catch a sunset with our trasured candy. Simple life.... Collapse

Donna McDonald from Huntsville wrote on May 17, 2020 at 2:21 pm

So many memories! I love Stuckeys! I'm so happy to have found this on Facebook ad!

So many memories! I love Stuckeys! I'm so happy to have found this on Facebook ad!... Collapse

Terry Hibbs from Panama City Beach wrote on March 18, 2020 at 3:53 pm

I ordered some of all the oldies we ate as children so I could share with my Grandchildren. It was fun and they loved it. Thanks for the opportunity to share old memories.

I ordered some of all the oldies we ate as children so I could share with my Grandchildren. It was fun and they loved it. Thanks for the opportunity to share old memories.... Collapse

Irene Fudge Putman from Athens wrote on March 14, 2020 at 2:11 pm

I lived across the road from the candy plant where my daddy worked when I was little. I grew up eating Stuckey candy and pulled my teeth on the caramel kind. Just visited Eastman last weekend and took pictures of the old plant and offices. It is so sad to visit and see what a negative impact the company's leaving had on this community.

I lived across the road from the candy plant where my daddy worked when I was little. I grew up eating Stuckey candy and pulled my teeth on the caramel kind. Just visited Eastman last weekend and took pictures of the old plant and offices. It is so sad to visit and see what a negative impact the company's leaving had on this community.... Collapse

Mark Danielson from WARREN wrote on March 14, 2020 at 1:07 am

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... Read more

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.... Collapse

Jeff K. from Mechanicsville, VA wrote on March 1, 2020 at 1:36 am

I was born in 1965 and our family has driven across the USA more than a few times - with many trips in the so-called Mid Atlantic states. Stuckey's was often a nice place to stop for fuel, a potty break and a chance to get some snacks. Times are different nowadays, but we still have those great memories!

I was born in 1965 and our family has driven across the USA more than a few times - with many trips in the so-called Mid Atlantic states. Stuckey's was often a nice place to stop for fuel, a potty break and a chance to get some snacks. Times are different nowadays, but we still have those great memories!... Collapse

Barbara J Guster from New York wrote on February 29, 2020 at 11:35 pm

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... Read more

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.... Collapse

Carol McDowell from Odessa, Tx wrote on February 27, 2020 at 12:29 am

Oh how this makes me smile. Having been born in 1954....I have so many memories of every summer, traveling from west Texas to far northeast Texas (Odessa to Clarksville) about 500miles....all yr my brother & I saved money, collected cents off coupons and sold them to a local store called Cabels and got face value for them. And most of it was to buy stuff at several Stuckeys stores along the way.....I always bought those colorful coconut bonbons. I so wish Stuckeys would come back to this great state. We have lots of Buc-ees stores, though none near west Texas.... Read more

Oh how this makes me smile. Having been born in 1954....I have so many memories of every summer, traveling from west Texas to far northeast Texas (Odessa to Clarksville) about 500miles....all yr my brother & I saved money, collected cents off coupons and sold them to a local store called Cabels and got face value for them. And most of it was to buy stuff at several Stuckeys stores along the way.....I always bought those colorful coconut bonbons. I so wish Stuckeys would come back to this great state. We have lots of Buc-ees stores, though none near west Texas. But Stuckeys will always always be the best One-stop Road Trip Store.... Collapse

Stewart McMahand from Kennewick wrote on February 26, 2020 at 9:01 pm

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

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

Kerri Jenkins from Fort Collins wrote on February 25, 2020 at 12:29 am

Saw your show on the food network Unwrapped 2.0. Made me look into your company and place an order of the delicious pecan log roll. Thank you, Kerri

Saw your show on the food network Unwrapped 2.0. Made me look into your company and place an order of the delicious pecan log roll. Thank you, Kerri... Collapse

Catalina from Los Angeles wrote on February 17, 2020 at 12:01 am

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.

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.... Collapse

Linda Reinhardt from Young Harris wrote on February 16, 2020 at 5:22 pm

Grew up in Miami. Whether traveling to the mountains or heading out west, we always begged dad to stop at Stuckeys. Good memories. My brother just went to TN and saw one of the stores, he had to share the pic with us. Definitely made our day! I wanted to share the picture/conversation, but I can't :(

Grew up in Miami. Whether traveling to the mountains or heading out west, we always begged dad to stop at Stuckeys. Good memories. My brother just went to TN and saw one of the stores, he had to share the pic with us. Definitely made our day! I wanted to share the picture/conversation, but I can't :(... Collapse

BRIAN D GIDDENS from Saint Louis wrote on February 11, 2020 at 8:37 pm

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.

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.... Collapse

Tim Taylor from Wellsville wrote on February 4, 2020 at 6:57 pm

I cannot say enough good things about Stuckey's! I ordered some goodies and souvenirs as well. The peanut logs I received were the best and freshest I have ever had, so delicious, the perfect combination of sweet, salty, creamy.... just nuts! :) I also snagged a t-shirt.. so soft and comfy and the size was perfect, the XL was what it should be. I also received a ball cap that was MUCH higher quality than I was expecting, and it arrived in perfect condition... normally ordering a ball cap elsewhere, you almost expect it to arrive crushed but not from... Read more

I cannot say enough good things about Stuckey's! I ordered some goodies and souvenirs as well. The peanut logs I received were the best and freshest I have ever had, so delicious, the perfect combination of sweet, salty, creamy.... just nuts! :) I also snagged a t-shirt.. so soft and comfy and the size was perfect, the XL was what it should be. I also received a ball cap that was MUCH higher quality than I was expecting, and it arrived in perfect condition... normally ordering a ball cap elsewhere, you almost expect it to arrive crushed but not from Stuckey's... it was perfect. The customer service impeccable! A big THANK YOU to Stephanie Stuckey and her team, you have a loyal customer and friend in me. You Rock!... Collapse

Jessica Printke from Portage wrote on January 27, 2020 at 1:44 am

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

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... Collapse

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