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Steve McCoy from Saint Marys, Ohio 45885 wrote on February 26, 2024 at 1:09 pm

My favorite stops when traveling was the Famous Stuckey's Plazas for resting, getting fuel, and the best walnut "Log Rolls" in existence! I always had to purchase 6 Log Rolls for my "stash" back home, and a Log Roll for the road home! I always had to stop at the very last Stuckey's along I-75 going North so I could "stock up" on Stuckey's Log Rolls when they weren't available in our area! I sure miss those days! I had a very good friend at work who went to Florida in the winter, who always stopped at a Stuckey's on... Read more

My favorite stops when traveling was the Famous Stuckey's Plazas for resting, getting fuel, and the best walnut "Log Rolls" in existence! I always had to purchase 6 Log Rolls for my "stash" back home, and a Log Roll for the road home! I always had to stop at the very last Stuckey's along I-75 going North so I could "stock up" on Stuckey's Log Rolls when they weren't available in our area! I sure miss those days! I had a very good friend at work who went to Florida in the winter, who always stopped at a Stuckey's on their way back home to pick up a Log Roll or two for me to enjoy! She always said she enjoyed her trips to Florida...and I always told her I enjoyed her return home with the Stuckey's Log Rolls! Those were the days!!... Collapse

Shari from San Angelo wrote on February 23, 2024 at 1:05 pm

My favorite memories are during the summer going to my grandparents house in Borger TX. There were 2 Stuckey's stores on the way and we always stopped at them. Wish we had one around San Angelo, TX. The pecan logs were the best.

My favorite memories are during the summer going to my grandparents house in Borger TX. There were 2 Stuckey's stores on the way and we always stopped at them. Wish we had one around San Angelo, TX. The pecan logs were the best.... Collapse

Joel D Keener from Vidalia wrote on February 21, 2024 at 3:29 pm

My wife bought a Pecan Log while we were in Savannah over the weekend not only for the treat that it is, but because like so many of us, it brings back such great memories of road trips with our families. She particularly remembers how much her Grandfather loved the Pecan Log and she would have to stop at any Stuckey's she saw and get him one. Thanks Stephanie for all of the past memories that seeing your products bring back to us.

My wife bought a Pecan Log while we were in Savannah over the weekend not only for the treat that it is, but because like so many of us, it brings back such great memories of road trips with our families. She particularly remembers how much her Grandfather loved the Pecan Log and she would have to stop at any Stuckey's she saw and get him one. Thanks Stephanie for all of the past memories that seeing your products bring back to us.... Collapse

Albert Darcangelo from Locust Grove wrote on February 17, 2024 at 4:06 pm

June of 1970. When I was about 8 years old. My parents would take us colonial Beach Va. On weekends over the summer. On are way home 🏡 We would stop a Stuckey’s On Rt. 301 near Dalhgren N.A.S. And we were allowed 1 item from the glass counter’s My favorite item was a Stuckeys Pecan long roll and would sit a table and have a soda and devour are Items we picked out. Then we would use the bathroom and head home. 😊

June of 1970. When I was about 8 years old. My parents would take us colonial Beach Va. On weekends over the summer. On are way home 🏡 We would stop a Stuckey’s On Rt. 301 near Dalhgren N.A.S. And we were allowed 1 item from the glass counter’s My favorite item was a Stuckeys Pecan long roll and would sit a table and have a soda and devour are Items we picked out. Then we would use the bathroom and head home. 😊... Collapse

Steve from Knoxville wrote on February 8, 2024 at 9:41 pm

In the early 70’s I pumped gas.. back when that was a thing.. at Stuckey’s on I-85 in Mebane N.C. Helped to unload the weekly truck with all of the candy, etc. Good memories!

In the early 70’s I pumped gas.. back when that was a thing.. at Stuckey’s on I-85 in Mebane N.C. Helped to unload the weekly truck with all of the candy, etc. Good memories!... Collapse

Matresa La'Tanya Hill Boykins from MACON wrote on February 6, 2024 at 5:54 pm

I close my eyes as I bite into the best pecan log ever.

I close my eyes as I bite into the best pecan log ever.... Collapse

Chuck Boyer from Mercer wrote on January 28, 2024 at 4:29 pm

I worked briefly at the store here in Mercer,PA, when it first opened in 71. I was hired in 76 and trained at Chambersburg, PA, with Artie Brahme. Between then and 81 I managed stores in Abilene, KS, Ravenswood,WV, and Shartlesville, PA. I also did relief work at McGraw, NY, Sedgewick, CO, Springfield, MO, and Mebane, NC. It was a really great experience! I was very surprised to actually find an open store in Mappsville, VA, while traveling in 21. Had to stop for a log roll & some other candy & a Stuckey's mug! Then last week I see... Read more

I worked briefly at the store here in Mercer,PA, when it first opened in 71. I was hired in 76 and trained at Chambersburg, PA, with Artie Brahme. Between then and 81 I managed stores in Abilene, KS, Ravenswood,WV, and Shartlesville, PA. I also did relief work at McGraw, NY, Sedgewick, CO, Springfield, MO, and Mebane, NC. It was a really great experience! I was very surprised to actually find an open store in Mappsville, VA, while traveling in 21. Had to stop for a log roll & some other candy & a Stuckey's mug! Then last week I see a display of toasted pecans in our local grocery store! Hope to see more of you!... Collapse

Robert Niederhauser from Costa Mesa wrote on January 27, 2024 at 12:08 am

I was introduced to Stuckey's by some locals while in the army and stationed in Georgia from the mid-to-late '80s. I learned company history and tried some of your pecan products thanks to my friend's parents, who knew where to take me. Stuckey's is associated with some great friends and experiences. I was thrilled to be able to visit a couple of stores on my vacation while driving back to Missouri to visit a friend. Thank you, Stephanie, for your father and yourself bringing your family's piece of Americana back. I am happy to see its success.

I was introduced to Stuckey's by some locals while in the army and stationed in Georgia from the mid-to-late '80s. I learned company history and tried some of your pecan products thanks to my friend's parents, who knew where to take me. Stuckey's is associated with some great friends and experiences. I was thrilled to be able to visit a couple of stores on my vacation while driving back to Missouri to visit a friend. Thank you, Stephanie, for your father and yourself bringing your family's piece of Americana back. I am happy to see its success.... Collapse

Michelle Larkins from Lake City wrote on January 25, 2024 at 1:07 pm

I grew up in Michigan during the 60's and 70's, and we used to take road trips with my family a lot. My dad would always look for a Stuckey's to stop at along the way. He would always get 2 Pecan Logs, 1 to split between him & my mom, The other for me.

I grew up in Michigan during the 60's and 70's, and we used to take road trips with my family a lot. My dad would always look for a Stuckey's to stop at along the way. He would always get 2 Pecan Logs, 1 to split between him & my mom, The other for me.... Collapse

Millie Mullin from Vermont wrote on January 22, 2024 at 12:43 pm

My parents would take me and my siblings to visit our grandparents in Florida every Christmas vacation, in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s.We traveled from Albany, New York to Melbourne, Florida and back. Dad was never keen on stopping along the way unless it was at Stuckey’s. What a great treat it was for us to get a hot meal and a little break from the road. We always got pecan log rolls on the way home to make our vacation experience last longer.

My parents would take me and my siblings to visit our grandparents in Florida every Christmas vacation, in the late 1950’s and early 1960’s.We traveled from Albany, New York to Melbourne, Florida and back. Dad was never keen on stopping along the way unless it was at Stuckey’s. What a great treat it was for us to get a hot meal and a little break from the road. We always got pecan log rolls on the way home to make our vacation experience last longer.... Collapse

Kim Harloff from Oneonta wrote on January 20, 2024 at 8:25 pm

In the early 60's, mom drove us between DC to NY and DC to Chicago. There wasn't yet Interstate highways so we traveled on long and boring toll roads and turnpikes. As a 7-year-old, I'd look for the roadsigns that told us how many miles to the next Stuckey's. That was our oasis!

In the early 60's, mom drove us between DC to NY and DC to Chicago. There wasn't yet Interstate highways so we traveled on long and boring toll roads and turnpikes. As a 7-year-old, I'd look for the roadsigns that told us how many miles to the next Stuckey's. That was our oasis!... Collapse

Jill Shrout from Oak Grove Mo wrote on January 20, 2024 at 4:30 pm

I worked at our local store in Bates City, MO while I was in high school. I remember cooking the King of the Road burger and making pimento cheese from scratch. Both were the BEST! Sure do miss the candies too.

I worked at our local store in Bates City, MO while I was in high school. I remember cooking the King of the Road burger and making pimento cheese from scratch. Both were the BEST! Sure do miss the candies too.... Collapse

Linda Secrest from Naples, FL wrote on January 13, 2024 at 3:11 pm

My aunt and uncle had a number of Stuckey‘s franchises as I was growing up. I spent every summer in Virginia visiting with my aunt and uncle who worked tirelessly at their franchises. The latest was in Stoney Creek, Virginia, and it closed only after I 95 Supplanted Highway 301 for road trips. Stuckey has been an integral part of my life from early childhood throughout my teens. Sadly, my uncle passed away, while working at the cash register when a big bus tour group came in. My mother was standing right beside him at the time because she was... Read more

My aunt and uncle had a number of Stuckey‘s franchises as I was growing up. I spent every summer in Virginia visiting with my aunt and uncle who worked tirelessly at their franchises. The latest was in Stoney Creek, Virginia, and it closed only after I 95 Supplanted Highway 301 for road trips. Stuckey has been an integral part of my life from early childhood throughout my teens. Sadly, my uncle passed away, while working at the cash register when a big bus tour group came in. My mother was standing right beside him at the time because she was also working the cash register. His funeral was the only day in their history of being with Stuckey’s that the store was closed. I was sad to see Stucky‘s close up most of their stores but I have been a flight attendant for 57 years and I really do think that there should be a Stuckey’s nook in every airport in the country. People have taken to the skies more than the roads. it would be wonderful to see a little Stuckey’s shop at the airport and I know that they would do well. The nostalgia aspect alone for our older travelers would be an enormous draw. The generation that took road trips years ago are now flying. Stuckey’s would be well remembered by all of them. They wouldn’t be able to resist a trip down memory lane during their long waits between connecting flights. I hope this message gets to Stephanie Stuckey as my aunt and uncle were friends with her grandfather.... Collapse

Penny L Cox from Columbus wrote on January 11, 2024 at 4:46 am

I learned of stuckey’s in 1979 on my very first trip. I think we stopped at every stuckey’s from Monroe La to Biloxi Ms and bought an insane amount of souvenirs, pecan logs and cheeseburger combos!! Now they are few and far between sadly

I learned of stuckey’s in 1979 on my very first trip. I think we stopped at every stuckey’s from Monroe La to Biloxi Ms and bought an insane amount of souvenirs, pecan logs and cheeseburger combos!! Now they are few and far between sadly... Collapse

Philip from Greenfield Indiana wrote on January 9, 2024 at 4:41 pm

As a child in the late 1960's, our family would travel between Houston, Texas and Stillwater, Oklahoma to visit family. The iconic blue roof was always a highlight of the trip, and I can remember watching for it as miles of prairieland whisked past my window in the back seat. As I remember it, my mother would get two pecan rolls - one to share...and one to NOT share...at least it seemed that way. Stephanie, I wish you all the best as you rebuild this brand into a new and warm memory for another generation.

As a child in the late 1960's, our family would travel between Houston, Texas and Stillwater, Oklahoma to visit family. The iconic blue roof was always a highlight of the trip, and I can remember watching for it as miles of prairieland whisked past my window in the back seat. As I remember it, my mother would get two pecan rolls - one to share...and one to NOT share...at least it seemed that way. Stephanie, I wish you all the best as you rebuild this brand into a new and warm memory for another generation.... Collapse

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