Meet the Walters

In 1969, as Ronny went into the military, Marty decided to scheduled a show in Warren, Ohio. Marty had a heart attack. Lois, Lefty's daughter buys the little house, and AD (Justin's mom Patsy Medders) and Naamon (David Keith) were there supporting Lefty. In January 1970, Marty was in a studio recording a song about Marizona called "My Woman, My Woman, My Wife," with Charlie Daniels (Brian Scott May) as a session member. A few days later, Marty had a heart surgery. In 1972, Lefty had left Columbia, and Marty disqualifies the race at Talladega that was won by David Pearson. Marty had grow his mustache while having a 5th place finish at Michigan two years later. Lefty recorded a song written with Whitey Shafer called "I Never Go Around Mirrors." Lefty and Alice had a fight while Christopher (Colter Reeves) was watching as did Marlon and Rickey. The season finale will be Lefty's death so does Marty.

Happy 62nd birthday to Ward Burton. He married Tabitha in 1990 before he adopted Tabitha's daughter. Jeb now has 2 Talladega wins in Xfinity series, and Ashton went to the military. He is now a grandfather of two girls by Sarah.

In 1963, Lefty was very ashamed of his drinking, and younger brother David arrived. Lefty recorded "Saginaw, Michigan," who became his last big hit. Meanwhile, Alice told Lefty that she's going to church, and Lefty did not like the new preacher Jimmie Rodgers Snow, the only child and son of Hank Snow. Alice was saved, and J.R. was relieved. Lefty is still drinking and playing with his friends. In 1966, Marty was trying to race at Nashville, and Wendell Scott insulted him, and Buddy Arrington (Jeremy Medders) and Clyde Lynn followed. Coo Coo Marlin asked Marty about racing, and his son Sterling tries to meet him. Marty had the oil leak, and Richard Petty won the race. A few weeks later, Marty was at the Grand Ole Opry performing "Singing the Blues." Lefty became a grandpa for the only time until his death, Lois gave birth to a son Christopher. Next week's episode is Lefty's hard times, and Marty's first heart attack.

After the death of Mara and the birth of Maverick, Darlia was at the psych ward having depression on Sunday. The doctor called her husband Jody that she has postpartum depression same thing as Marie Osmond on the birth of her third and final biological child. Darlia needs to feel well in 10 days.

In January 1954, Lefty had a car accident, near Elementary School in Minden in Webster Parish, Louisiana, through which he passed after leaving the Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport en route to a concert in Mississippi. In 1957, Marty toured every nation. In January 1959, Marty and Marizona welcomed their second and final child, Janet. Marty was at the studio recording El Paso, and that make him a big star. Lefty also recorded "Long Black Veil," a haunting story song. Alice, along with Lois, Rickey and little Marlon were upset. Lefty and Alice had a fight about the song. Marty was pursing racing and he and his buddies were ready to roll. Next week's episode is about Lefty's final big hit, and Marty's racing.

Happy 15th birthday to Jocelyn Reeves. Jocelyn is headed back as a model and helped out for her own good. She is the aunt of not one, but two little ones, Donovan and Cambria.

This is the season finale of Meet the Walters. In July, Ethan lost his wife of killing by a SWAT team. In August, Marla and Maverine were in Canton again, and visit Dick Butkus, who later died two months later. Meanwhile, Maverine and Marla celebrates Marv Levy's 98th birthday. On Aug. 11, Marla's step granddaughter Mara was overdosed to death, and flies to South Dakota for a visit, but Maverine wants her to go to Minnesota the next day, and she did. Jody and Darlia were very stressful about Mara's passing, and Kyle and Marla were upset. The next day, Marla went to Minnesota for a visit, and baby Marla Pauls and her twin brother Skip were there. Paul Krause, Stu Voigt, who turned 75 that same day, Ed White and Dave Osborn were also there. Three days later in South Dakota, Mara's memorial was held and was cremated. Recently, Marla announces it's special called "The Walters: Halloween Mourns" to be aired Oct. 31. It's like Simpsons' 33 Treehouse of H

Natalee called Marla this morning about the death of Walt Garrison, who died over the weekend in Texas. He was 79. Marla remembers Walt as a wonderful and loving man. His youngest son Ben died in April of this year, and he was divorced with no children at the time. The oldest son Marty had two sons and a grandson. Walt played for the Dallas Cowboys from 1966-74, he was on Skoal commercials several times, and visit Marla's sister-in-law Lori in her own show in 1987.

Marla was headed back to her hometown of Ames, Iowa on May 28, 1986 with her four guys Keith Fahnhorst, Russ Francis, Randy Cross and Dwight Clark. Here's her fans before the show starts: Stacy Birchmier, born on Apr. 14, same as Marla's brother Arlie. Rowdy Miskimins. Keynan Mullica, who died on Oct. 3, along with Marla's brother Johnny. Tia Poush and Lynn McCrabb, both 4th graders. Duane Shickell, who died in 2013 of injures of a car accident. Marla's former school friends: Gloria Henryson Daryl Handsaker Julia Ostrem Nancy and Julie Sampson Mark Snyder Rosemary Molde Mark Streuber Bruce Switzer Kevin Weir Pam Swanson Brian Escue and Mary Lang

Marla was interviewed this morning in Dallas, Texas about her ex-boyfriend Russ Francis and her brother Johnny and his wife Cissie. They died two days apart, and Marla was very upset for the weekend. Yesterday, she was in Ames, Iowa for the memorial of Johnny and Cissie and eight other victims of the picnic shooting. Marla said she wants to have a solo concert for next year.

Happy 17th birthday to Trey Walter. He will be a first time father of Gatlin due in January 2024.

In 1950, Lefty performed in Texas, and the jukebox operator saw Lefty performed. He wants Jim Beck to be at the studio for cutting some songs. The first one, "I Love You A Thousand Ways" in which Jim said "no ballads," but the second song, "If You've Got the Money (I've Got the Time)" was good, as Jim said, "that's it." Don Law, who saw Lefty in concert, told Lefty to sign the Columbia records, and it did. Both songs went to #1, and Jack Starnes became his manager. At the Frizzell household, Lefty had a last sibling, Allen. Lefty told his mother AD that he and Lois are expecting again. Three days after Christmas, son Rickey was born. Meanwhile, Marty had his Arizona TV show, and Jimmy Dickens arrived and he got a deal with Columbia records, same as Lefty. He and Marizona had a fight, and never left. Marty strums guitar for singing "I'll Go On Alone," and the song went to #1. Later on, Lefty had a bad dream while in Calif

In 1991, during the VHS of Marla, Vern and Conway on tour, Marla's drummer and nephew Todd had look like Elvis Presley's assistant Jerry Schilling, and Marla though it was Charlie Waters, but Todd usually sees in the mirror, and he said it's Jerry's before the show starts. Here's the credits for Marla's 1991 solo band: Kim Browne: background vocals Ernest McBride: steel guitar, fiddle Jody Medders: keyboards Lane Medders: guitar Rodney Medders: bass and vocals Todd Medders: drums Mike Walter: guitar and vocals

On the morning of July 1, Marla had a phone call from her grandson Lincoln said he was a father again for the fourth time named Donovan Martin. A few hours later, the namesaker Pat Donovan, Lincoln's friend who had turned 70, arrives, and he holds baby Donovan. That same day, Marla and Kyle went on to watch the Birmingham Stallions and the Pittsburgh Maulers, and Skip Holtz was coaching, and Faron was the tight end coach and a newest grandpa. Faron coached the Stallions, the Stallions beats the Pittsburgh Maulers, and Faron was proud of his mom and stepfather.

Dwight Medders has a new single, "Some Memories Just Won't Die," which was released on Monday. The original version is good, but the alternate version features the duet with the late Marty Robbins. The Marty and Lefty mini series were still going on as of now.

Marla's brother Johnny and his wife Cissie, both 70, were killed of a shooting at the after school picnic on Oct. 3. The suspect Kailer McKeag, 17, is shot to death by a police officer. Among the dead in addiction to Johnny and Cissie went like this: Keynan Mullica, 41 Ruth Iselin, 27 Cora Kellen, 25 Norbert Cheke, 19 Loyd Hughes, 16 Elijah Lorntson, 15 Zion Lorntson, 13 and Miracle Natukunda, 6. Four injured were Cassie Kellen, 25, Hunter Hilgenberg (cousin of Wally), 20, Matt Wu, 20 and Cindy Zhang, 16. Total is 11 dead and 4 injured.

Due to Russ Francis' death, Marla is selling her own airplane for exactly a million dollars. She's been riding planes since 1976. Her friend Maverine did too sell planes. Her friend Rusty Wallace refuses to sell, but he keeps it.

Happy 4th birthday to Canaan Walter. He lost his oldest sister Mara of drug overdose two months ago, and was a big brother of Maverick.

Dwight Medders played Marty Robbins, and his cousin Justin played Lefty Frizzell, and the mini series "Marty and Lefty" aired yesterday on Showtime. Here's Dwight's narration: My name is Marty Robbins, I was born Martin David Robinson on Sept. 26, 1925, at 9:55 PM, and my twin sister Mamie was born at 10 PM. I was the sixth of my mom's nine children, and my dad's fourth. Five siblings were older than me, and the last set of twins were brothers were five years younger than me and Mamie. My first hero was Gene Autry, in which I decided to watch in theaters. Here's Justin's narration: My name is William Orville Frizzell, I was born on Mar. 31, 1928, and was the first of eight children. My parents called me Sonny, and went to several schools when I was young. I just notice that my nickname didn't fit it all. First, Marty went to a theater to see Gene Autry, and when he got home, his parents had arguments, and John, Marty's father divorces Marty'

Russ Francis, the Patriots and 49ers tight end, dead of a air crash with Richard McSpadden yesterday evening. Russ was 70. He was one of Marla's ex-boyfriends, and he was in her dad's obituary in 1980. This is the third loss for the original group, but Randy Cross is the last surviving man.