2 years agoMs. Jackson, I have always enjoyed watching you perform, and it has been a pleasure to see you give us your best. I hope you can get relief. Thank you for giving us your best work ever.
2 years agoYou look great so happy you are able to get out and enjoy life may the Lord wrap his loving arms around you
2 years agoMy aunt went to school with Ray! Did he sing, “The day the squirrel went bizurk in the first self righteous church”? 😂 A classic!
2 years agoOur farm in Northwest Arkansas is two hours from Branson, MO, where Mr. Stevens owned his own theater for about 20 years. We attended his wonderfully entertaining shows many times.
2 years agoBless you! ❤️. I used to take my son to Branson in the early 90’s when Ray had a theater there! We had his “tapes” for the car and we still sing The Pirate Song!
2 years ago✍️ Here’s a poem inspired by the name Victoria Jackson: Victoria’s Grace In the name of Victoria, strength is born, A whisper of courage in the early morn. With Jackson’s will, steadfast and true, A blend of heart and mind shines through. Victoria, a name of regal grace, In every step, a poised embrace. Jackson, rooted, solid as a tree, Grounded in truth, yet wild and free. A tapestry woven of past and present, With threads of wisdom, bold and pleasant. Victoria Jackson, a name that sings, Of all the beauty life can bring. From dawn to dusk, through trials and light, Victoria’s journey, a noble fight. With Jackson’s resolve, unwavering, bright, She carves her path, with endless might. In her, we see the dance of time, A rhythm strong, a gentle rhyme. Victoria Jackson, a name, a song, Where heart and strength forever belong. This poem combines the meanings and connotations of “Victoria” and “Jackson,” creating an image of strength, grace, and resilience.
2 years agoWhat a FUN evening! Love Ray Stevens! “The Day the Squirrel Went to Church!” We all need to laugh more. When we stop laughing at ourselves, we’re in trouble…. BTW, you look adorable! ❤️
