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Mo M. wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:15 am

Some of my fondest childhood memories are of traveling around the country and stopping at Stuckey's. We always made my father stop at a Stuckey's. While Stuckey's is famous for the peanut brittle and pecan, another great memory was the Stuckey's souvenir cigar. In fact, my first cigar was Stuckey's!!! Now as an adult, I am disappoint that we don't have a Stuckey's in McKinney, TX. Please bring Stuckey's to McKinney so that I might relive my childhood.

Some of my fondest childhood memories are of traveling around the country and stopping at Stuckey's. We always made my father stop at a Stuckey's. While Stuckey's is famous for the peanut brittle and pecan, another great memory was the Stuckey's souvenir cigar. In fact, my first cigar was Stuckey's!!! Now as an adult, I am disappoint that we don't have a Stuckey's in McKinney, TX. Please bring Stuckey's to McKinney so that I might relive my childhood.... Collapse

Foster Wallace wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:14 am

I am 65 and my father's family was from Knoxville,TN. Before I-75 was built we, 6 kids and parents, would travel down Rt. 25 or Rt.27. We would occasionally stop for gas and food. I can remember our most favorite was STUCKEY'S. I would get a papaya drink and of course the PECAN LOG. I don't see any STUCKEY'S but look for them whenever I travel South. When we get together we always recall those trips, especially stopping at STUCKEY'S because dad wouldn't stop just anywhere. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.

I am 65 and my father's family was from Knoxville,TN. Before I-75 was built we, 6 kids and parents, would travel down Rt. 25 or Rt.27. We would occasionally stop for gas and food. I can remember our most favorite was STUCKEY'S. I would get a papaya drink and of course the PECAN LOG. I don't see any STUCKEY'S but look for them whenever I travel South. When we get together we always recall those trips, especially stopping at STUCKEY'S because dad wouldn't stop just anywhere. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.... Collapse

Tammy McNeill wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:14 am

My parent were traveling managers and trained alot of managers. We traveled to all of them at one time or another for their work. We lived in three of them too. Martin, Michigan and Rosebush Michigan were our longest assignments. I grew up in Stuckey's Stores. Great memories.

My parent were traveling managers and trained alot of managers. We traveled to all of them at one time or another for their work. We lived in three of them too. Martin, Michigan and Rosebush Michigan were our longest assignments. I grew up in Stuckey's Stores. Great memories.... Collapse

Rodney Pryor wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:13 am

My wife and I were heading down to Frisco Texas from Oklahoma city on I35 south and we saw a new Stuckeys sing that said Exit 15 we could not believe it !! I told her we are going to have to stop and get gas and see if this is the real Stuckeys and it was the employee said the store opened 3 days ago and it was one of the original stores and what a awesome experience it was to see it and to see all the Stuckeys merchandise that we grew up with Thanks for bringing back... Read more

My wife and I were heading down to Frisco Texas from Oklahoma city on I35 south and we saw a new Stuckeys sing that said Exit 15 we could not believe it !! I told her we are going to have to stop and get gas and see if this is the real Stuckeys and it was the employee said the store opened 3 days ago and it was one of the original stores and what a awesome experience it was to see it and to see all the Stuckeys merchandise that we grew up with Thanks for bringing back such great memories and America needs this and Stuckeys... Collapse

M. wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:13 am

"As a child, we would stop at a Virginia Stuckey's on the way to the beach house. Stuckey's treats were such a delight. Sadly, after recently receiving an online order, I understand why their stores closed and the company is failing. The quality of their products is now simply awful and their customer service is worse. Keep your memories and your $$. Don't buy from this site. M"

"As a child, we would stop at a Virginia Stuckey's on the way to the beach house. Stuckey's treats were such a delight. Sadly, after recently receiving an online order, I understand why their stores closed and the company is failing. The quality of their products is now simply awful and their customer service is worse. Keep your memories and your $$. Don't buy from this site. M"... Collapse

Frederick wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:12 am

My dad was in the military so we traveled across the country a lot, from Kansas, the Dakotas, to North Carolina to Texas. I always remembered stopping at Stuckey's for food and gas. Our job as kids was to look for the signs to Stuckey's and let dad know how far the next one was. Great childhood memories and still get excited with flashbacks when me and my kids travel today . . .

My dad was in the military so we traveled across the country a lot, from Kansas, the Dakotas, to North Carolina to Texas. I always remembered stopping at Stuckey's for food and gas. Our job as kids was to look for the signs to Stuckey's and let dad know how far the next one was. Great childhood memories and still get excited with flashbacks when me and my kids travel today . . .... Collapse

Deck Hughes wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:12 am

We used to stop at a Stuckey's enroute to Florida every year in Statesboro, GA on US 301 and then we would stop at one in Hilliard, FL for breakfast every year, also on US 301. Are those Stucky's still there? They were good stops for us throughout the 1970s and early 1980s.

We used to stop at a Stuckey's enroute to Florida every year in Statesboro, GA on US 301 and then we would stop at one in Hilliard, FL for breakfast every year, also on US 301. Are those Stucky's still there? They were good stops for us throughout the 1970s and early 1980s.... Collapse

Robert Turner wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:11 am

I worked at Stuckeys for 2 years while in high school and enjoyed the experience greatly. Met lot of interesting people and pumped a lot if gas from 25 to 35 cents a gallon. Yes it was in the early 70's. Was so disappointed when they closed down. I at least like, today get to enjoy a Stuckeys product or two on occasion. I used to have a book describing the history of Stuckeys pecan plantation and stores but have not seen it when I moved out of my parents home many years ago. If anyone knows where I could... Read more

I worked at Stuckeys for 2 years while in high school and enjoyed the experience greatly. Met lot of interesting people and pumped a lot if gas from 25 to 35 cents a gallon. Yes it was in the early 70's. Was so disappointed when they closed down. I at least like, today get to enjoy a Stuckeys product or two on occasion. I used to have a book describing the history of Stuckeys pecan plantation and stores but have not seen it when I moved out of my parents home many years ago. If anyone knows where I could find one I'd be interested in purchasing it. Maybe I'll make it out to Eastman Georgia one these years and check them out. Lot of good memories... Collapse

Leslie C wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:11 am

Driving on family trips from California to Texas to visit mom's family, there were always many stops at Stuckey's!! It became a family "joke" to say we needed to stop for a milk shake to hold us over til dinner! Recently driving through Texas and encountered Stuckey's products at a truck stop!! The pecan roll and divinity are my favorites! Thank you for the stroll down memory lane!!! I will be back!

Driving on family trips from California to Texas to visit mom's family, there were always many stops at Stuckey's!! It became a family "joke" to say we needed to stop for a milk shake to hold us over til dinner! Recently driving through Texas and encountered Stuckey's products at a truck stop!! The pecan roll and divinity are my favorites! Thank you for the stroll down memory lane!!! I will be back!... Collapse

Teresa Andrews-Koep wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:10 am

When we travled as a family we would always stop at Stuckey's. I still remember the pecan roll. My grandma would buy little treats for us. It was a treat to stop at Stuckey's.

When we travled as a family we would always stop at Stuckey's. I still remember the pecan roll. My grandma would buy little treats for us. It was a treat to stop at Stuckey's.... Collapse

Linda Kay wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:10 am

Back in the mid 1950's when I was around 10 years old, my parents would load me and my two brothers into our Chevrolet station wagon and begin our journey to visit relatives in Tampa, Florida. As we drove south from Pennsylvania we began the search for the first Stuckey's of the trip. My mother was hooked on the Pecan Log Rolls and the rest of us loved the Pecan Pralines and just about everything else in the store! We stopped at every Stuckey's we encountered and stocked up on all the precious pecan candies we could. Mother also fell... Read more

Back in the mid 1950's when I was around 10 years old, my parents would load me and my two brothers into our Chevrolet station wagon and begin our journey to visit relatives in Tampa, Florida. As we drove south from Pennsylvania we began the search for the first Stuckey's of the trip. My mother was hooked on the Pecan Log Rolls and the rest of us loved the Pecan Pralines and just about everything else in the store! We stopped at every Stuckey's we encountered and stocked up on all the precious pecan candies we could. Mother also fell in love with the alligator purses for sale in the stores. They would never be offered for sale in this day and age, but they certainly were in the fifties. Mother bought one for herself and one smaller (fashioned for little girls) for me. Do you remember the ones with the alligator head on the front of the purse and then the rest of the alligator would be on the reverse side? We just loved them and I still have my Mother's purse but have no idea where my little prize ended up! There were so many things about the memories associated with our stops at each Stuckey's and they will remain in my heart and soul forever. It was all part of our lives as we travelled south and then home to Pennsylvania again. After each trip to Florida we would begin dreaming about the next one and all the while knowing it would include numerous stops at each Stuckey's! Thanks for all the memories!!... Collapse

Lynette wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:10 am

When I was a young child in the late fifties, early 60s, we were a financially poor family. When we did travel, we always got to stop at Stuckey's. The only reason we got to stop, was so my Mama could get her pecan log. we are traveling right now, and looking for a Stuckey's to stop and get her one now. She has Alzheimer's, but I know she will remember her pecan log, and it will put a smile on her face. My sisters and brothers and I would get to spend our well earned quarter allowance. Stuckey's brings... Read more

When I was a young child in the late fifties, early 60s, we were a financially poor family. When we did travel, we always got to stop at Stuckey's. The only reason we got to stop, was so my Mama could get her pecan log. we are traveling right now, and looking for a Stuckey's to stop and get her one now. She has Alzheimer's, but I know she will remember her pecan log, and it will put a smile on her face. My sisters and brothers and I would get to spend our well earned quarter allowance. Stuckey's brings back wonderful childhood memories. My brother and sister are gone now, but we still have pictures that we took out in front of Stuckey's.... Collapse

Suzanne wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:09 am

We were a military family and always traveling from where my dad was stationed to Houston, TX to visit relatives. Our major stop was always the Stuckey's on the road. It was our favorite stop. My brother, sister and I always loved the Knicks knacks you found, my brother even bought some classic 45's that I still have today and enjoy listening to. My mom and I always fought over the pecan log roll until she mad me start getting my own. Was and still is my favorite candy.

We were a military family and always traveling from where my dad was stationed to Houston, TX to visit relatives. Our major stop was always the Stuckey's on the road. It was our favorite stop. My brother, sister and I always loved the Knicks knacks you found, my brother even bought some classic 45's that I still have today and enjoy listening to. My mom and I always fought over the pecan log roll until she mad me start getting my own. Was and still is my favorite candy.... Collapse

Karen Wydeven wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:09 am

"Growing up in the 1960's and '70's, my family drove from WI to FL several times. Dad had a Texaco credit card so we stopped for gas and our free pecan log roll with 8 gallon purchase! I haven't seen a Stuckey's for years. Happy to know you still exist!"

"Growing up in the 1960's and '70's, my family drove from WI to FL several times. Dad had a Texaco credit card so we stopped for gas and our free pecan log roll with 8 gallon purchase! I haven't seen a Stuckey's for years. Happy to know you still exist!"... Collapse

Terry Brill wrote on November 6, 2019 at 9:08 am

My partner is a Stuckey and we always look for the hats to return. Might be hard to find the cotton with shorter bill on the hat again. He still wears the raggedy old one. The logo is about to expire and take flight, thinking of displaying under a glass bell. Please bring the Stuckey's - short billed denim hats with embroidered logo, bring the hats back so we can stock up!! Oh, and LOVE, Love, LOVE . . .your Pecan Rolls!!!

My partner is a Stuckey and we always look for the hats to return. Might be hard to find the cotton with shorter bill on the hat again. He still wears the raggedy old one. The logo is about to expire and take flight, thinking of displaying under a glass bell. Please bring the Stuckey's - short billed denim hats with embroidered logo, bring the hats back so we can stock up!! Oh, and LOVE, Love, LOVE . . .your Pecan Rolls!!!... Collapse

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