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Share your favorite Stuckey’s memory! Our guestbook is your opportunity to share those experiences with others.

Just about everybody has a Stuckey‘s story, recalling a time when they took road trips in the family station wagon and found “highway happiness” at one of our stores.

We would love to hear your most fond memories from yesterday or today, and we know others would love to share in your experiences as well. Please take a moment or two and post your comments in our guestbook.

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551 entries.
Alan Laskowski wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:56 am
Moved from South Texas to near Seattle. Missing home but Stuckey's ships Pecan Rolls anywhere. Spent 40 years going to Stuckey's and glad they ship these Pecan Log Rolls of goodness across the nation.
Moved from South Texas to near Seattle. Missing home but Stuckey's ships Pecan Rolls anywhere. Spent 40 years going to Stuckey's and glad they ship these Pecan Log Rolls of goodness across the nation.... Collapse
Roy McCollum wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:56 am
Mom!!... how come they got more Log Roll than me?
Mom!!... how come they got more Log Roll than me?... Collapse
Joel wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:55 am
We loved seeing the billboards for Stuckey's during our family road trips in the early 1970s. Sometimes my dad would stop for lunch and we always got a treat to eat in the car as we were leaving. Today I always try to stop in GA on my way to FL from MI.
We loved seeing the billboards for Stuckey's during our family road trips in the early 1970s. Sometimes my dad would stop for lunch and we always got a treat to eat in the car as we were leaving. Today I always try to stop in GA on my way to FL from MI.... Collapse
Sandra wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:55 am
Growing up and traveling to our grandparents house several times a year, my Dad always stopped at Stuckey's for your Pecan Log! I was never so happy when I was old enough to have my very own Log! Sharing with four siblings was rough! It was always the best part of our three hour drive! Great memories and 60+ years later...it is STILL my favorite treat! Thank You for continuing to make the BEST!!!
Growing up and traveling to our grandparents house several times a year, my Dad always stopped at Stuckey's for your Pecan Log! I was never so happy when I was old enough to have my very own Log! Sharing with four siblings was rough! It was always the best part of our three hour drive! Great memories and 60+ years later...it is STILL my favorite treat! Thank You for continuing to make the BEST!!!... Collapse
Cynthia C Floyd wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:54 am
I placed an order last week. It arrived promptly. The only problem was that I ordered 12 6 oz. pecan logs, but received 6 12 oz. pecan logs. I notified the company and they are sending the correct order immediately and said to keep the others as well. You can't beat customer service like that! Thank you, Stuckey's!
I placed an order last week. It arrived promptly. The only problem was that I ordered 12 6 oz. pecan logs, but received 6 12 oz. pecan logs. I notified the company and they are sending the correct order immediately and said to keep the others as well. You can't beat customer service like that! Thank you, Stuckey's!... Collapse
Sue wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:54 am
Used to stop at Stuckey's on our family road trips in the 60s and early 70s; really looked forward to those stops. I loved the selection of items for sale: the wooden jewelry boxes,, bags of polished stones, little glass bottles with a penny inside and all sorts of neat things. Of course, the Holy pecan log!
Used to stop at Stuckey's on our family road trips in the 60s and early 70s; really looked forward to those stops. I loved the selection of items for sale: the wooden jewelry boxes,, bags of polished stones, little glass bottles with a penny inside and all sorts of neat things. Of course, the Holy pecan log!... Collapse
joanne volpe wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:53 am
"oh my god Stuckeys!!! we traveled alot and always ,I mean always stopped at every Stuckeys we drove by...my mom was addicted to your pecan rolls..I would sit there watching her eat them ...""may I have just an end piece? "" no response just the sound of the empty wrapper hitting the lip of the garbage can falling to the floor taunting me with slivers of caramel stuck on the crumpled wrap... fortunately I had bought my own with my allowance ...oh that pecan roll a bit of heaven here on earth..."
"oh my god Stuckeys!!! we traveled alot and always ,I mean always stopped at every Stuckeys we drove by...my mom was addicted to your pecan rolls..I would sit there watching her eat them ...""may I have just an end piece? "" no response just the sound of the empty wrapper hitting the lip of the garbage can falling to the floor taunting me with slivers of caramel stuck on the crumpled wrap... fortunately I had bought my own with my allowance ...oh that pecan roll a bit of heaven here on earth..."... Collapse
Ken E. wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:53 am
As a family I remember many vacation trips by car from Illinois and a stop at Stuckey's was always included. Now I have a family of my own, and have since moved to North Carolina. It is a thrill to share Stuckey's with my kids. I travel for work on occasion, and my kids look forward to when I stop at a Stuckey's on the road and bring home a treat. Stores have changed from the stand alone stores I remember. Those are hard to find, but the Stuckey's name is still going strong in my household.
As a family I remember many vacation trips by car from Illinois and a stop at Stuckey's was always included. Now I have a family of my own, and have since moved to North Carolina. It is a thrill to share Stuckey's with my kids. I travel for work on occasion, and my kids look forward to when I stop at a Stuckey's on the road and bring home a treat. Stores have changed from the stand alone stores I remember. Those are hard to find, but the Stuckey's name is still going strong in my household.... Collapse
reycraig333 wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:53 am
My dad was a Navy career man. So, our family spent a lot of time traveling to naval duty stations for his new assignments. We also spent many days/night on the road traveling to my grandparents farm whenever my dad could get leave (vacation). My best memories as a kid are stopping at Stuckey's during these road trips. I later joined the military myself. I try to stop at Stuckey's during my travels.
My dad was a Navy career man. So, our family spent a lot of time traveling to naval duty stations for his new assignments. We also spent many days/night on the road traveling to my grandparents farm whenever my dad could get leave (vacation). My best memories as a kid are stopping at Stuckey's during these road trips. I later joined the military myself. I try to stop at Stuckey's during my travels.... Collapse
Katy (Hudson) Silva wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:52 am
My family would travel from San Leandro, CA to Marysville, MI during the summer in the 70's and 80's.... Those long hot trips along Highway 80 brought us much joy when we would run across a Stuckey's. Thank you for making our trips that much sweeter with those delicious pecan-rolls!!!! And for making wonderful family memories!!
My family would travel from San Leandro, CA to Marysville, MI during the summer in the 70's and 80's.... Those long hot trips along Highway 80 brought us much joy when we would run across a Stuckey's. Thank you for making our trips that much sweeter with those delicious pecan-rolls!!!! And for making wonderful family memories!!... Collapse
Angela Merritt wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:52 am
I grew up a Stuckeys brat! My parents got sent from store to store to fix them back up after bad managers and then would move on to the next store. My parents ran them in North Carolina, Missouri, Indiana, Texas, Ok, Kansas, Alabama, Georgia and Ohio. They ran them from the early 80's until about 2008. It was hard always moving around as a kid but there was always Ice Cream and snacks at our destination! Spoiled brats we was.
I grew up a Stuckeys brat! My parents got sent from store to store to fix them back up after bad managers and then would move on to the next store. My parents ran them in North Carolina, Missouri, Indiana, Texas, Ok, Kansas, Alabama, Georgia and Ohio. They ran them from the early 80's until about 2008. It was hard always moving around as a kid but there was always Ice Cream and snacks at our destination! Spoiled brats we was.... Collapse
Andrew Mills wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:51 am
Stopping at Stuckeys was always a highlight of the trip across Kansas. There was even a Stuckeys with a live beehive you could see inside of.
Stopping at Stuckeys was always a highlight of the trip across Kansas. There was even a Stuckeys with a live beehive you could see inside of.... Collapse
Mike Sawyer wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:51 am
The first five years of my life were spent living in the 2nd floor apartment of Stuckey's in Sanford, NC. Having recently turned 60 years of age, I am glad to have found that store in your gallery.
The first five years of my life were spent living in the 2nd floor apartment of Stuckey's in Sanford, NC. Having recently turned 60 years of age, I am glad to have found that store in your gallery.... Collapse
RICK BRANT wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:48 am
"I remember how good the strawberry milkshakes were on a hot day of traveling. "
"I remember how good the strawberry milkshakes were on a hot day of traveling. "... Collapse
Brad Hawkins wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:43 am
As a kid I remember seeing Stuckys stores, while we were headed down I-75, & just thought of them, and looked them up....they're still around!
As a kid I remember seeing Stuckys stores, while we were headed down I-75, & just thought of them, and looked them up....they're still around!... Collapse