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Guest: Born Country - Alabama Regular Music Video: Brother Jukebox - Mark Chesnutt (Burton Brothers) Medley: Don't Let Me Cross Over - Marla Alabama Jubilee - Clifford Kansas City - the Burton Brothers CC Rider - Tracy Comedy about Nat and Connie recreation with Tracy Guest:  Down Home - Alabama Gospel: I Shall Not Be Moved - Marla, Tracy and Clifford After Elton and Patty left, Clifford was replaced. Lynn Vrat had a cameo in a regular music video. Clifford did the Fred Astaire dance routine during the medley.

Guest: Liza Jane - Vince Gill Regular Music Video: Someday - Alan Jackson (Elton) Song: For Marla: Never Give Up For the Night Medley: 1969 Statue of a Fool - Marla Games People Play - The Burton Brothers (Jeff sang the lead) Just Someone I Used to Know - Tracy and Marla Suspicious Minds - Elton and Patty All I Have to Offer You Is Me - Marla Guest:  Pocket Full of Gold - Vince Gill Gospel: Life's Railway to Heaven - Marla, Patty, Elton and Tracy Hey Dude's Christine Taylor and Elton's wife Patty had a cameo in a regular music video. Elton, Patty, Marla and Tracy sang the two verses in a gospel finale.

Kyle Garrett Walter Sr.: June 9, 1961 Marla Lynn Medders: June 4, 1958 Kyle Garrett Walter Jr.: Jan. 1, 1979 Cheyenne Lynn Walter: Feb. 12, 1980 Jody Allen Walter: Feb. 13, 1990 Matthew Oak Walter: Apr. 20, 1992 Faron Michael Reeves: June 25, 1982 Natalee Lynn Reeves: Sept. 9, 1984 Lincoln Mark Reeves: Mar. 21, 2001 Ethan Jay Reeves: Dec. 25, 2004 James Dorsey Reeves: Mar. 19, 2007 Jocelyn Leona Reeves: Oct. 16, 2008 TaRanda Lee Reeves: May 17, 2010 Cheyenne Lynn Reeves: Jan. 1, 2012 John Colter Reeves: Aug. 29, 2014 Addison Kay Reeves: Nov. 12, 2015 Brendan Randall Dwight Reeves: Aug. 17, 2016 Riley Keith Russell Reeves: Aug. 17, 2016 Lewis Cole Reeves: Apr. 14, 2018 Jason Witten Reeves: May 6, 2019-Jan. 27, 2021 Whitley Marie Reeves: May 6, 2019 Boone Michael Reeves: May 22, 2021 Laramie Laraine Reeves: Jan. 18, 2024 Marverine Louise Reeves: Jan. 8, 2025 Charles Michael Combs: Nov. 3, 2014-May 31, 2025 Lilly Marla Combs: Jan. 1, 2016 Garrison Martin Combs: Jan. 31, 2017 Landry Ernest...

Marla's stepson Jody and his wife Darlia had welcomed their 10th child and fifth girl by the name of Juniper Louise this morning at 4:06 AM. She was joined by three sisters and five brothers, but the fourth sister died two and a half years before she was born.

On June 21, at the celebrity race in Nashville, Tracy Leslie was supposed to drive for #63 Hensley car, he felt sick for the flu and let the singer from Harlan, Iowa, Lynn Marie Peterson drive a race car. She finished second to Jeremy Medders, who drove for Kingsford sponsor car for Robert Pressley, who was in Pocono. Jeremy won the race after the last lap pass after Lynn led 5 laps.

In August 1993, minutes after Marla's team won for the Superstars of NASCAR. She has a concert in Daytona Beach, and Tracy Leslie was the special guest. The VHS was released in December 1993. 1. Stay Forever 2. Gone Too Far 3. There Must Be Something About Me That He Loves 4. Secretly 5. Sweetest Moment 6. Quittin' Time - Tracy 7. Dim Lights, Thick Smoke - Tracy 8. Honky Tonk Crazy - Tracy 9. In My Own Backyard - Tracy 10. If You Want Me To - Tracy 11. Break My Mind - Tracy 12. Today My World Slipped Away (with Tracy) 13. I'm The Only Thing (I'll Hold Against You) (with Tracy) 14. Till the End (with Tracy with a surprise appearance by Reid Jones and Cheyenne Langston) 15. Yesterday's Gone (with Tracy) 16. Love I Own For You 17. It's Not Over 18. Every Time I Think It's Over 19. One More Heart 20. Duet Medley: Making Believe/Just Someone I Used to Know/I'll Hold You in My Heart/Have I Told You Lately That I Love You (with Tracy)

In 1995, Faron had a duet with Karen Marshall in a song called "This Old House," which is not a Stuart Hamblen song, it was the Clint Black song. The music videos feature the cameos of Joe Bessey and Tanya Tucker. As you can see Karen was using Karen Brooks' album "Walk On," and she got Freddy Weller's self-titled album. That song is from Karen's only album in 1995. Clint's version is with 8 singers in 2019.

A few days ago, Marla Medders and Mike Judge decided to have a new crossover movie between King of the Hill and the Marla Comedy Show. This was made in live action and it's called "The Hills and the Boones." Marla reveals there's going to be a reunion after her character ex-husband's current wife died of breast cancer and Gracie's adoption story. The shooting was next week or so.

In 1991, Tracy Leslie had his first movie role in "Hard Times Keep Waiting" as a hard-core worker named Randy Keith McBride, and Lynn Pomeroy played Lynn, Randy's wife. After his Michigan win for ARCA, Tracy decided to shoot the film before he failed to qualify at Charlotte. One song in this movie was "It's Not Over" by Marla Medders. Marla's daughter Natalee played Randy's daughter Jessi. Lynn also had a movie with her twin sister Gwynn after that in "Quadruplets in Love."

Sidney Kibrick, the Woim, died three days ago at age 97. He died a day before the 33rd anniversary of his big brother Leonard's death. Sidney and Leonard first known Marla's mother Margaret and Margaret's two brothers in 1934. Sidney attended Margaret's funeral in 1996.

In 1986, after Sandi Patty recorded a VHS version of "Let There Be Praise," Marla interviewed all members of First Call, Marty McCall, Bonnie Keen and Melodie Tunney. The group had four children at the time, Ben, Courtney, Peter and Whitney. At the show, the group sang with MMQ called "Undivided" where Melodie wrote as Dwight, Marla and Keith did a bridge part, and Randy and Russ later added in the chorus.

In 2015, Cheyenne Langston was pregnant with Micah as she recorded a song called "Love in Any Language" from Kristen Finnemore's album "A Tribute to Sandi." This is a tribute album for Sandi Patty. Cheyenne sang the first verse after Kristen. Phillips, Craig and Dean, First Call, 4him and Larnelle Harris had a cameo in that same song. The Macomb County, Michigan children's choir was also on hand. Lane Craddock also had a duet with Kristen in the "Duet Medley," and Michael Tait is the super vocalist in "Hosanna."

Guest: Elvira - Oak Ridge Boys Regular Music Video: Brotherly Love - Keith Whitley and Earl Thomas Conley (Burton Brothers) Comedy about meeting with legends with Ward Burton Medley: 1965 I've Got a Tiger By the Tail - Marla Strangers - The Burton Brothers (Jeff sang the lead) Make the World Go Away - Tracy Take Me - Elton and Patty What's She Doing in My World - Marla Guest:  Lucky Moon - Oak Ridge Boys Gospel: Amazing Grace - Marla and the Oak Ridge Boys Marla's son Faron played the younger Ward, and Jeff's then girlfriend Kim Browne played the love interest in a regular music video. Steve Sanders had the ending role.

In 1989, just before Sandi Patty had her last biological child Erin, Marla and her husband Marty invited Sandi for lunch and she and her ex-husband John Helvering had three other children, Anna (pronounced Onna), and twins Jennifer and Jonathan. Marla's children Faron and Natalee were there, and Anna and Natalee were the same age. Anna and Natalee had a movie that same year with the Pomeroy twins, Lynn and Gwynn called "My Cousin's Keeper," about a cousin who passed away from cancer. Anna and Natalee played the fraternal twin daughters of Lynn.

Jonah and his wife Savannah are expecting their fifth child due at the end of July. Cas, Conway, Glynis and Weller will be big siblings.

In January 1998, after getting tired of "Lawyers Guns and Money," the Medders Cousins are ready to roll for the live concert on VHS. 1. Making My Day 2. Going With the Flow 3. Buicks to the Moon 4. Whole Lotta Gone 5. Ricky Skaggs Medley: Country Boy - Randy/Cryin' My Heart Out Over You - Faron/Hearbroke - Micah 6. Quittin' Time (with Tracy Leslie) 7. Cheyenne - Tracy (with a surprise appearance by Cheyenne Langston) 8. Today My World Slipped Away - Tracy and Marla Medders 9. Til a Tear Becomes a Rose - Tracy and Marla 10. Dim Lights Thick Smoke - Tracy 11. Let it Rain 12. Some Hearts Won't Mend 13. It's Hard to Love You Again 14. Hanging On - Randy (with Sheena Eller) 15. We Did But Now You Don't - Faron (with Sheena Eller) 16. Round About Way 17. Chasing My Dreams 18. Seven Bridges Road - Micah, Faron and Randy (sans Justin and Dwight)

This afternoon, after 25 years of not seeing each other. Marla Medders finally reunited with Tracy Leslie at Mt. Clemens Mall where Cheyenne Langston had the autograph session for her latest book "Being the TV Daughter." Reid Jones was also there. Marla, Tracy, Cheyenne were Reid were happy together since the 1999 reunion in Atlanta, Georgia. Marla said she is thrilled to see Tracy again, even Cheyenne and Reid. Marla and Tracy last saw each other in September 2001 in Marne, Michigan where the late Tim Steele won the race.

In January 1998, the Medders Cousins had released the only program for a concert. The first two pages are when they performed at the Astrodome in Houston. The next few pages are when they were profiled. Faron Michael Reeves (6/25/1982): Parents: Marla and Marty Reeves Sibling: Sister Natalee Height: 6'2 Favorite Drivers: Joe Bessey and Rusty Wallace Favorite Football Teams: San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys Favorite Leisure Activity: Fishing and basketball Favorite Artists: Faron's mom Marla and Mark Chesnutt Micah Paul Medders (6/26/1979): Parents: Duane and Carleen Medders Siblings: Brothers Jody and Noel and sisters Barbie and Mysti Height: 6'1 Martial Status: Wife Angela Child: Tracy Eugene "Thunder" (6/28/1997) Favorite Drivers: Tracy Leslie, Randy LaJoie and Rusty Wallace Favorite Football Team: Detroit Lions Favorite Leisure Activity: Boating and Fishing Favorite Artists: Joe Diffie, Diamond Rio and George Strait Randy Jon Medders (5/1/1980): Parents: ...