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We seen Vince summer of 2009 in Laughlin NEVADA, about 2-3 months after my Dad's death. He sang a song that I also had played at Dad's funeral. Go Rest High on... |
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The day that I married my wife of fifty-six years. It was a simple ceremony, but it has had lasting effects.
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Since Pure Prairie League was on American Bandstand, I have jokingly referred to Vince Gill as my boyfriend! When I first heard “When Love Finds You,” I said this will be my... |
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Like my daddy before me, Traditional/Classic Country Music has always been a big part of my life. My sweetest memories were time spent with him (he has since passed), picking and grinning... |
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My memory is my husband and I seeing Vince Gill in concert several times and husband James always quoting what he would give to have a guitar like Vince Gill plays. He... |
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I met my husband, Steve, at a bar that had karaoke. I was singing Walkin' After Midnight when he walked in I and I knew I had to find out who this... |
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My wife Diane and Vince from American Music Shop in the early nineties. Vince was telling her a funny joke at the time. |
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This was my 5th time meeting Vince, it was bitter sweet. This was the day we learned my mom had stage 4 ovarian cancer. Going to Vince's concert that night and getting... |
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Oh...the day I got to put my arm around Vince! Sweetness! |
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A gathering of the.Goode tribe. One of few photos of my brothers and sisters.together. |
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July 2018 one year after the passing of my husband the love of my life I took a trip to visit his siblings in Oregon and share with them on the anniversary... |
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My sweet memory is of my daughter, Breanna Harmon, meeting Vince Gill on April 6, 2003 at the annual St. Louis Variety telethon that raised money for children with disabilities. Breanna was... |
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This was the very first time I ever saw Vince in concert, and I was SUPER excited because I loved his music! It was at a small club in Pittsburgh called Graffiti,... |