You Can Call Me Sharon

I started this here blog in 2005, but, didn’t get serious about it til about January of 2006. Even then, it wasn’t a “serious” thing so much as an outlet.

My little outlet turned out to be life-changing in more ways than I’m even aware of.


11 Responses to “You Can Call Me Sharon”

  1. Hey girl! Somebody told me they saw my name used in vain on some weirdo’s blog…didn’t take long to figure it out!

    Hope all is well with you and yours!
    Love – Kim

  2. Kim…you coulda left yer email.

    And you weren’t at the reunion because???

  3. I like what you’redoing.911 is designed to help save lives,not the other way around.If people don’t speak up,then nothing get’s changed! Do write back.

  4. I had heard you were blogging along, hard to go to Forest Hills Baptist and hear your name, yo mama, yo sis, yo daddy and everytime I tell some tale about the good old days, and cant remember who told me, I lie and say Biffer.

    Glad you are doing well and doing what yo daddy would approve without a doubt.

    Mike (come to see us) Hight

  5. YOU rock!!! Sista Smiff is awesome! I’m her newest fan and friend!! God is GOOD, sista!!
    Love,
    Tara….

  6. Minta Cotten

    Once you discover the opinions you were seeking out, you can put it to use.

  7. Enjoyed you eloquent recollections about Jim and Helen. I hope you continue to post other first hand experiences.

  8. Sista,

    I usually visit your blog about every other day. If you wrote more, I’d visit more. Now, please undestand that this next statement is in no way a slam. I truly wish I could write about nothing as you do, so eloquently.

    Thanks for all your efforts. I may bring a Frosty from Wendy’s by your house sometime when I’m out there. You’d probably appreciate it better than you would a smily face sticker or a ribbon.

  9. I am a huge Wilburn Brothers fan and would love to hear more stories about them. I first saw them at the Grand Ole Opry in 1963. Doyle was married to Margie Bowes at that time and Sharon was just a baby. I really liked Margie and was sorry when she and Doyle broke up. Did Doyle or Margie ever remarry any one else? Did Teddy marry? I was so sad when the Wilburns stopped touring and so sorry when they died. I really miss them.

  10. I would like very much to know whatever has happened to Margie Bowes. I loved her when she was on the Grand Ole Opry and never figured out why she was no longer on. Let me know if you would. I’ve been searching the Internet but haven’t been able to get much information.

  11. Thanks for the reply about Margie. Are you related in some way? If you are or know her personally, tell her she still has a fan out here. I loved her recording of “Big City”, “Understand Your Gal”, and “Little Miss Nobody” and all the other songs she sang on the Opry. I saw her a few years back on an Opry “oldtimers” show. It was great to see her then, and would like to see what she looks like today.

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