Meet the Walters

Natalee's husband Brendan Boone was killed of a car crash early this morning after headed to the bar to meet his buddies. He turned 26 on July 9. In addition to Natalee, he survived by his children Charlie, Lilly, Garrison, Landry, Mac, now 4 years old, Brooks and Everly.

In 1972, Marla and her six older brothers were with some of the football stars to take more time. First Jim was having fun with Tommy Nobis, Greg Brezina and John Zook. Harold visits Johnny Unitas and Bubba Smith. Mike Reid was playing piano as Marla was singing a song with Lem Barney. Chuck plays handball with Rayfield Wright. Later on Marla chats with Tom Mack, and Harold sings while Emmitt Thomas plays the clarinet and Marla and Frank Nunley, who passed away last month, plays the saxophone.

This morning, Bobby Bryant is named the Vikings Ring of Honor. Bobby called Maverine on the phone about the good news, and she told him to say to hello to Ron Yary, who turns 78 today. The ceremony is in Week 3 against the Texans.

This is a new charity song called "Didn't We Shine" about the Olympics in Paris. The song was previously recorded by Lynn Anderson, Waylon Jennings, and Randy Travis and friends. The song will released the same day as the opening ceremony on July 26. Soloist went like this: Harrison Nitschke Marla Medders Duane Allen with the Reeves Sisters Crystal Gayle Gatlin Brothers T.G. Sheppard Clint Black Natalee Reeves McBride & the Ride Taylor Weller Diamond Rio and TaRanda Reeves

First, Khyree Jackson, who tried to play for the Vikings this year, was killed of a car accident with his two high school friends on July 6. Four days later, Neil Clabo, the punter in the 1970s, died of Alzheimer's at age 71. And the next day, Monte Kiffin passed away today at age 84. He tried to play for the Vikings in 1964 to be with his high school friend Mick Tingelhoff, but was cut. Monte was on the same team as a Defensive Coordinator in 1991.

On the morning of July 9, Joe Bonsall has passed away of ALS, seven months after his last performance as an Oak Ridge Boy. Maverine Michael was with Misty McMichael and Mary Hilgenberg via phone call about Joe. Maverine decided to have a commercial about Joe next month. Marla is in Bismarck with Kyle Jr. at the time of Joe's death.

In 1995, nine years after the original feud between Canadian and Australian singers. The same song "Hands Around the World" was redo by new and old artists. Soloist went like this: George Fox Lee Kernaghan Michelle Wright Colin Buchanan Terri Clark Greg Champion Myrna Lorrie Shanley Del Ronnie Prophet and Glory-Anne Carriere Dead Ringer Band Johner Brothers Terri Window Jason McCoy Darcy Le Year Patricia Conroy Tristan Christie Charlie Major Graeme Connors Beccy Cole Trevor Hood Crosby Sisters Lisa Brokop Brent Parlane Clint Beattie Crista Paschal

This month, in honor of Allan Caswell, the song "The Garden" was redo by some new and old Australian artists. The song was originally became a charity song for Ethiopia. Soloists went like this: Keith Urban Kylie Minogue Terri Window Tristan Christie Lee Kernaghan Shane van Gisbergen The McClymonts Air Supply Ali Keeves and Franklin Yee Beccy Cole Troy Casser-Daley Kasey Chambers Fletcher Harrison Gabriella Cilmi Felicity Urquhart Troye Sivan Arabella Armstrong Sia Marcus Clee and Tanya Willcocks

Rusty Golden, William Lee's oldest son, has passed away on July 1. He was 65. He was a lifelong bachelor, and spent more time with his nieces and nephews. He and his brother Chris formed as the Goldens in 1990. Before that, he helped with Larry Gatlin. He is survived by brothers Craig, Chris and Solomon.

In 1985, Kyle Livingstone and Nicole Vivier were writing a song about the Ethiopian children called "We Are Ethiopia" for Canadian country music stars. Soloists: Terry Carisse Terry Sumsion Hank Snow Marie Bottrell Lucille Starr Myrna Lorrie Family Brown Mercey Brothers Ronnie Prophet with Glory-Anne Carriere Kyle Livingstone Nicole Vivier One of choir members were Gordie Tapp and Don Harron, both from Hee Haw TV Show.

Walker, Waylon and Winston were big enough to go home, but Winston's growth is getting stronger. Wheeler is having an eye problem, and the doctor diagnosed him as being blind by a right eye. The three other surviving quints had decided to go home later this month, but Wheeler needs to stay at the hospital for the eye condition and decided to go home by next month.

In 1986, before the death of Buddy Williams, the Canadian and Australian country music stars recorded separately with a song written by Marcus Clee and Tanya Willcocks called "Hands Around the World." Soloists went like this: First Verse: Carroll Baker Slim Dusty with Joy McKean and Anne Kirkpatrick Terry Carisse Marcus Clee Second Verse: Mercey Brothers Jean Stafford R. Harlan Smith with Chris Nielsen Reg Lindsay Dick Damron Tanya Willcocks Eddie Eastman Dave Pincombe Chorus: Ronnie Hawkins Allan Caswell Third Verse: Matt Minglewood Col Joye Dallas Harms Alan Hawking Lee Marlow Johnny Chester Nicole Vivier Reg Poole Chorus: Murray McLauchlin Rex Dallas Bridge: Gary Fjellgaard Nev Nicholls Terry Sumsion Family Brown Chorus: Albert Hall Kyle Livingstone

After she went to the Vikings game in late October 1985, Maverine went to Argentina to visit All Blacks players from New Zealand for the 25th anniversary game. There are 29 players attended, but the 30th, Roger Urbahn passed away in November 1984. The oldest is Denis Young and the youngest is Tony Davies. Mick Bremner is now alive at 93 with six others surviving as of Ralph Caulton's death. Eric Anderson April 4, 1931-July 27, 2014 Mick Bremner August 2, 1930 Kevin Briscoe August 20, 1936-April 1, 2009 Hugh Burry October 29, 1930-June 18, 2013 Denis Cameron November 17, 1938 Ralph Caulton January 10, 1937-June 9, 2024 Adrian Clarke February 23, 1938 Don Clarke November 10, 1933-December 29, 2002 Ian Clarke March 5, 1931-June 29, 1997 Red Conway April 22, 1935-May 25, 2022 Tony Davies September 16, 1939-April 7, 2008 Dave Gillespie August 6, 1934 John Graham January 9, 1935-August 2, 2017 Ron Hemi May 15, 1933-September 13, 2000 Ron Horsley July 4, 1932-December 20, 20...