Guestbook

Michael Fulghum wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:06 am

My Dad used to sell insurance to Mr. Stuckey back in the 40's or 50's and he used to tell me how nice he was and he would bring some pecan rolls home and sometime we get some for Christmas !! Always loved stopping at a Stuckey's store on the way to Florida to see our kin.. God Bless and Merry Christmas

My Dad used to sell insurance to Mr. Stuckey back in the 40's or 50's and he used to tell me how nice he was and he would bring some pecan rolls home and sometime we get some for Christmas !! Always loved stopping at a Stuckey's store on the way to Florida to see our kin.. God Bless and Merry Christmas... Collapse

Joanne Buus wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:05 am

We used to drive to Scottsboro AL from Chicago area every summer, leaving super early in the morning,,, I can remember we would always stop at Stuckeys on RT 41 near Terre Haute IN to have 99 cent breakfast but my sister hated eggs so she would order a hot dog and fries. The silly little things that mean so much to us now...

We used to drive to Scottsboro AL from Chicago area every summer, leaving super early in the morning,,, I can remember we would always stop at Stuckeys on RT 41 near Terre Haute IN to have 99 cent breakfast but my sister hated eggs so she would order a hot dog and fries. The silly little things that mean so much to us now...... Collapse

Paul wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:05 am

"Remember going in them with my mom and dad in the 60s in Georgia when going to see my grandparent s in alabama Remember the minor bird and the wax statute machines"

"Remember going in them with my mom and dad in the 60s in Georgia when going to see my grandparent s in alabama Remember the minor bird and the wax statute machines"... Collapse

jessica dawn sitman wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:04 am

Stopped at these stores all over the USA. When I was a kid it just wasn't vacation until we had loaded up on delicious pecan products and souvenirs. Put one in New Mexico. Like maybe outside Santa Fe....

Stopped at these stores all over the USA. When I was a kid it just wasn't vacation until we had loaded up on delicious pecan products and souvenirs. Put one in New Mexico. Like maybe outside Santa Fe....... Collapse

Tom S. wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:04 am

"This is a follow on to Robert's comment on the Stuckey's message display system. My recollection of using it was in the summer of 1967. We were traveling from Ohio to Colorado to vacation at a Dude Ranch. My father sent a message to his brother, who had left a day after us, we did get his response later that day. I was 10 at the time. It's also probably worth mentioning that my father and uncle are Engineers. So of course they were intrigued."

"This is a follow on to Robert's comment on the Stuckey's message display system. My recollection of using it was in the summer of 1967. We were traveling from Ohio to Colorado to vacation at a Dude Ranch. My father sent a message to his brother, who had left a day after us, we did get his response later that day. I was 10 at the time. It's also probably worth mentioning that my father and uncle are Engineers. So of course they were intrigued."... Collapse

Lynda wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:03 am

travelling witth my grandparents in 1967 from British Columbia down the West Coast through Wash-ington, Oregon, California to Arizona. We tried to always stop at a Stuckeys to get unusual local souveniers and the AWESOME Pecan Rolls at every stop! I was so heartbroken when Stuckeys disappeared from the West Coast!!

travelling witth my grandparents in 1967 from British Columbia down the West Coast through Wash-ington, Oregon, California to Arizona. We tried to always stop at a Stuckeys to get unusual local souveniers and the AWESOME Pecan Rolls at every stop! I was so heartbroken when Stuckeys disappeared from the West Coast!!... Collapse

David Newport wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:02 am

"Your find-a-Stuckey's thing doesn't work very well on my phone. Would it kill ya just to put a state by state LIST on your website???"

"Your find-a-Stuckey's thing doesn't work very well on my phone. Would it kill ya just to put a state by state LIST on your website???"... Collapse

Amy Stuckey Gilbert wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:02 am

loved seeing all the Stuckey signs on the interstate while traveling. I'm a distant cousin.

loved seeing all the Stuckey signs on the interstate while traveling. I'm a distant cousin.... Collapse

Andrea S wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:01 am

My favorite memory of Stuckey's is when our family would drive from southern California to Chicago via Route 66. We would make our Dad stop at every Stuckey's along the way. My favorite picture is of my brothers and sister in front of Stuckey's at the Continental Divide in New Mexico.

My favorite memory of Stuckey's is when our family would drive from southern California to Chicago via Route 66. We would make our Dad stop at every Stuckey's along the way. My favorite picture is of my brothers and sister in front of Stuckey's at the Continental Divide in New Mexico.... Collapse

Mark Scheidegger wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:01 am

Happy, happy childhood memories of Stuckey's from our family road trips between NJ and NC. I will never forget the taste of those Pecan Logs. Thank you!!

Happy, happy childhood memories of Stuckey's from our family road trips between NJ and NC. I will never forget the taste of those Pecan Logs. Thank you!!... Collapse

Dee Reed wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:00 am

"My father is now retired military. As a youngster we were constantly traveling across this country for family and military reasons. There were 4 of us kids packed into our car. Stuckey's was like a savior to us kids! We would always stop at Stuckey's! We welcomed being able to get out, stretch our legs and take a break from traveling and eat some good grub and Stuckey's treats! Us kids were allowed to buy little mementos as well! As an adult I also would stop at Stuckey's until they went away. There are none here in my home state... Read more

"My father is now retired military. As a youngster we were constantly traveling across this country for family and military reasons. There were 4 of us kids packed into our car. Stuckey's was like a savior to us kids! We would always stop at Stuckey's! We welcomed being able to get out, stretch our legs and take a break from traveling and eat some good grub and Stuckey's treats! Us kids were allowed to buy little mementos as well! As an adult I also would stop at Stuckey's until they went away. There are none here in my home state of NM anymore.....but in 2015 on my travels across country, I noticed one in Missouri with a cookin' made from scratch restaurant. I didn't stop but here in 2016 I did, both going and coming home! I loved it! So welcoming. The food smelled great and I wish I could've had time to stop and eat!"... Collapse

chlowenberg wrote on November 6, 2019 at 8:59 am

So many memories of watching the road signs teasing you of how many more miles until Stuckey's. Love the surprise sack and saving the log role as long as I could. I miss having the experience for my children driving down they long Texas roads. Thank you for your web sight to be able to order the treasures y'all make. Cathy

So many memories of watching the road signs teasing you of how many more miles until Stuckey's. Love the surprise sack and saving the log role as long as I could. I miss having the experience for my children driving down they long Texas roads. Thank you for your web sight to be able to order the treasures y'all make. Cathy... Collapse

Scott Boyle wrote on November 6, 2019 at 8:58 am

In Michigan, thee were any number of these we would go by on our way up north. We would be in a campground, while dad and his friend tried to catch fish. On the way home, we passed by Stuckey's again. We knew better than to ask twice to stop at the places other kid's parents stopped at coming from up north. Ergo, I never set foot in one. Never tasted the candy. We were only allowed the fish dad and his friend caught to have to eat on vacation. My childhood sucked. I would love to try one of... Read more

In Michigan, thee were any number of these we would go by on our way up north. We would be in a campground, while dad and his friend tried to catch fish. On the way home, we passed by Stuckey's again. We knew better than to ask twice to stop at the places other kid's parents stopped at coming from up north. Ergo, I never set foot in one. Never tasted the candy. We were only allowed the fish dad and his friend caught to have to eat on vacation. My childhood sucked. I would love to try one of these. :(... Collapse

Sharon wrote on November 6, 2019 at 8:57 am

Every year our family took a vacation to Florida. We would always stop at Stuckey's to fill up and to get our favorite candy the pecan divinity. My mom just loved the candy and after she let us try it we loved it too. Back then candy was a real treat and something we really only had on vacation. Even to this day my sister and I always reminisce about this part of our childhood! It is funny how the taste of that candy can bring back such good memories.

Every year our family took a vacation to Florida. We would always stop at Stuckey's to fill up and to get our favorite candy the pecan divinity. My mom just loved the candy and after she let us try it we loved it too. Back then candy was a real treat and something we really only had on vacation. Even to this day my sister and I always reminisce about this part of our childhood! It is funny how the taste of that candy can bring back such good memories.... Collapse

Phil Palm wrote on November 6, 2019 at 8:57 am

Back in the 70s, I was traveling across Illinois and drove into a serious thunderstorm. I stopped off at a Stuckey's for a hot dog, and was one of a half dozen customers in the store. The wind picked up outside, and the staff asked us to go into the back room with them and away from the windows because of the weather. The storm passed overhead and shook the windows violently, but they held on. A few minutes later, the worst of the storm passed, so we all emerged from the back room, a little worried, but all safe.... Read more

Back in the 70s, I was traveling across Illinois and drove into a serious thunderstorm. I stopped off at a Stuckey's for a hot dog, and was one of a half dozen customers in the store. The wind picked up outside, and the staff asked us to go into the back room with them and away from the windows because of the weather. The storm passed overhead and shook the windows violently, but they held on. A few minutes later, the worst of the storm passed, so we all emerged from the back room, a little worried, but all safe. The hot dog was delicious as well.... Collapse

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