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[@freetob1]

My Mother knew him well. We lived in West Memphis and were there at the gates many days after school. He let my Mother run the gates and trusted her to do so. How awesome to have those memories. The earlier years 1970, my Mother was running the gates again while I played on the lawn when Elvis came through the gates. Thanks again Billy @Spa Guy!!! Keep bringing those awesome stories because we LOVE them. Tighten up and God Bless You Billy and Elvis too.

[@reconnsupernaturalsyndicat1493]

I was lucky enough to have met Uncle Vester right at the gates of Graceland about 79/80. He was working at the time. He was so very gracious and very kind to our family. Took a few photos w us. Only great things to say about him.

[@AlDi-gv4lf]

My Sister Joyce met Elvis’s Uncle many years ago at the front gate in the mid 70’s and they talked for quite while I was told he loved to talk to The girls! My wife & I went to an Elvis Concert in Chicago sat up front, two tickets cost us $15.00 each On May1st. 1977 - 3 mo.before he Passed!

[@reconnsupernaturalsyndicat1493]

@@AlDi-gv4lf amazing! Thx for sharing!

[@sandramillett8267]

Elvis certainly looked after his family. It's better to see the actual places rather than reading about them. Thanks once again Billy.

[@rvalasini9938]

I second that.

[@gracieg7601]

That’s what people did in families back then.when Vernon was away family helped him and his mother. So Elvis always felt he had to help them out.

[@jeremyelmore673]

I heard that Elvis used to Tell Vester down at the gates regarding the fans, in quote, " Uncle Vester don't hurt them folks they put me on this field".

[@robertmorra8603]

In Gk's production 'Elvis Memories', Uncle Vester said 'be nice to those cats who put me up on this hill.'

[@garybarnett4842]

Robert Morra you have it exactly right I remember hearing him say something in those regards to our Beloved Uncle Vester...

[@brendabooher6683]

Elvis loved his fans

[@gracieg7601]

I remember the remark he made about girls tearing his shirt off. He said they put it there so they can tear it off.

[@debsmith1956]

Your right but he said these folks put me on this hill

[@gerardogolaco4575]

FUNNY, HOW TIME SLIPS AWAY! Uncle Vester is worth remembering for all EP FANS especially to those lucky ones who met and chat with him at the gates of GRACELAND in pursuit of seeing and meeting THE KING in person. Mr. Vester is as good as it gets. Thanks again Sir Billy for another of your fine narrative surprises. GOD BLESS!!!

[@frednowicki7355]

Spa Guy,you are absolutely amazing with your ability to track down facts,places and the smallest details.You blow me away with your expertise.Thank you for sharing your knowledge .This info. should be recorded for all time !

[@TeeVeeZed123]

I live in Western Australia and visited Graceland (before the redevelopment) in 2003, staying at the Days Inn across the road and even ate once at the Picadilly, and I am amazed how easy it is to get my bearings in your videos. Love your Elvis history, cheers Billy.👍🏻

[@myelvischannel1992]

Verster seemd like a real gentleman. But every presley was a gentleman and Lady. Great work again spa guy, you've come up with the goods again well done

[@myelvischannel1992]

@@qso3566 I didn't know you knew the family personally I surprised that you haven't written a book like the others, you've missed out there.

[@chriswilliams-lilley5771]

You have such a talent for story telling. Feel like we’re there right there with you. How you get time to do this stuff is mind boggling. But please....keep them coming before these stories are gone forever. 🙏🏻🇬🇧😎😉

[@careyfaulkner7293]

What a great video... been in the jeep several times with Uncle Vester back in mid 70s when elvis when out on tour.....I told a tour guide at Graceland about that jeep and they didnt believe me....and I have pics of that jeep by the guard shack and even a lil rust at the bottom...lol

[@jitterbug121]

I Went to Graceland in August of 1988 and uncle Vestor was sitting across the street in a gift store signing autograph's on his book, I don't know where I got the nerve to even talk to him about Elvis and ask him different questions, which I don't even remember now what I asked, I do remember saying to him you must have so many happy memories of being with Elvis at Graceland He was so nice to me and was a true gentleman I also remember the feeling of being with him felt so surreal I loved it in the earlier year's when it wasn't as commercialized as it is now, I stayed in the Days Inn for the week I also met a waitress who worked right on Elvis Presley Blvd.and went to Humes High School with Elvis and she loved him also and said Elvis was such a friendly person to everyone I took video's of everything and when I was moving several year's later, I lost many of my movies including Graceland as well my family movies,. it breaks my heart when I think of those missing movies My brother was there with me and goes down every other year We come from New York I hope to get down there once again I also would like to meet you and your wife Billy I am a friend on facebook also! :)

[@hazelevans1971]

What lovely memories

[@jennytmaher]

Harold Lyod was sitting beside him. I bought both their books and they signed them.

[@r.d.g.7877]

I thought... when reading you found film missing. Somebody stole them. We may have seen them from those who had taken them from you. Please pardon the "stinking-thinking". Please pardon this comment. I felt the need as my job to remark of such a loss. I have experienced many deceiving people.

[@jitterbug121]

@@r.d.g.7877 these movies were not stolen they were lost while moving.

[@r.d.g.7877]

@@jitterbug121 please again forgive that stinking thinking. I thought again after commenting. ... perhaps just misplaced or discarded by mistake. My bad.

[@vadare]

Thank you for the video Billy. I love how you take us to the places these people lived whether the buildings are there or not. I can picture Vester driving from his home to Graceland. Probably thinking how thankful he was for his nephew. Now he didn't have to work in those factories any longer. I can relate to that.

[@susanw3066]

I'm really enjoying your videos on Elvis.I just recently started following you.I have been binge watching them all.Thank you for taking the time and effort showing us pieces of Elvis. I really enjoyed this video in particular. Have a blessed day, friend.

[@bonniebrown6960]

I love getting to see where they all lived . That's real cool that you got to meet uncle Vester too . As always thanks for sharing another great video .

[@stevemorby9987]

My mom and I had lunch with Vestor for an hour back in 1988. Told us lots of stories , signed our books etc. The one thing that still stands out was when asked what’s one thing about Elvis that people don’t know about Vestor said his feet. Elvis had the biggest feet by far compared to the rest of the family. Now when I watch videos my eyes are drawn to them. Sounds weird but true story. 👍

[@robertmorra8603]

Best info I have read says Elvis wore same size footwear as me - size 11D (medium width). The only different info I have seen is in article saying Elvis was given a pair of white size 10 shoes for his final viewing in August 1977. The other different size was said by Elvis himself at a 1975 concert. At that 1975 show, Elvis told audience he wore size 12 shoes. Size 12 was size on Elvis trading cards I bought in 1978. In my opinion they may have been size 12 because in Larry Geller's book, he said Elvis had suffered from water retention around his feet Late Road manager/friend Joe Esposito said same thing. Hopefully, Spa Guy can find correct info as all Elvis info is vital.

[@jimmyjames5861]

Ash an awesome story at least you got a medium bro where to go praise the Lord

[@sidneymartin1947]

Just found this video. On my first trip to Graceland in 1979 I met Uncle Vester at the gate, and got my picture made with him. I still have it to this day! Thanks spa guy for all your research.

[@SolarReturn1966]

I'm sure Vesters family has a picture or two of Vester and Elvis... SpaGuy, get in touch with Jimmy Gamble, he is Vester Presley's grandson and last I checked, he was still working at Graceland. Jimmy Gambles mother is Patsy Gamble, and yes, she is Vester Presley's daughter aka Elvis' double first cousin. I used to talk with Vested almost everyday back in the mid eighties. Became good friends with him to the point he would have me help him carry his books to the plaza there in his pickup truck. I was there at Vesters funeral. I was even fortunate enough to get to ride in that old yellow truck back then... They shouldn't have repainted/restored that truck! Elvis carved his initials on the drivers door... Should NOT have repainted the faded pink Cadillac either... I believe if Elvis saw what they had done to some of his things he would be beyond outraged! Elvis got alot of his personality from Vester.... Vester had a great sense of humor and he is still greatly missed....... Another great topic my friend! Best regards!

[@Tupelo_Honey77]

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[@SolarReturn1966]

@Flora Braswell Yes he was...Vester was very down to earth... Had a great personality and sense of humor to go along with it as well! I was the same way as you when I was growing up, I spent more time with the older folks than I did with people my own age... To me they were living history books! I always enjoyed listening to how things were way back then and hearing how they experienced those times of old...I miss those old folks and I miss talking to them and hearing their stories... What a good, decent generation back then... Thanks for the reply Flora, you sound like a nice person as well! Good to hear someone being nice here on the web! Take care!

[@robertmorra8603]

On my first visit to Memphis in October 1987, I bought two autographed books from Vester 'A Presley Speaks and Family Cookbook'. I bought the hard cover book 'Elvis A-Z in 1988 also. Prior to your Internet reports, this book was priceless - I still have it. saw his gold Cadillac parked in front of the gift shop. Vester told me he preferred Tupelo better than Memphis. He also was not fond of Colonel Parker. I really liked him. Thanks for sharing this wonderful story and his resting place. I hope to visit Forest Hill Cemetery if I am in Memphis TN.

[@AlA-ok5jh]

Years ago I read something about Elvis's uncle giving him a Holy Bible in the 1950s. Elvis was getting famous & he just wanted him to stay grounded. Assuming it was uncle Vester that gave Elvis the Bible. Hope I have this story right as it's yrs ago I read something like that & hope my memory is correct. Nice to see all the places you show in this vid. Grave stone...houses...apts...Vernon's house on & on.. Like getting a tour. Just shows how very special Elvis is & was. How is it a singer & actor who died in 1977 still has his millions of fans to this very day. Not only fans of his songs but still want to know "anything about him or connected with him" With others who die they are remembered but each yr interest fads away......but Elvis ...stays popular each yr that goes by. It amazes me that Elvis as famous as he was built such a low wall around Graceland. ???? With such fanatic fans but also all the crazy people...remember Manson Family killing people in Hollywood one would think the wall around Graceland would be at least 10 ft high. For security purposes. Imagine today they have security cameras etc. uncle Vester I'm sure would give his life to protect Elvis.

[@robertsmith7758]

Love your videos Spa Guy! I was born and raised in Memphis, TN. Didn’t really get into Elvis till I visited Graceland last year. And what an awesome experience it was. Ever since my visit I have been curious about the Lore of Elvis. It’s fascinating. Elvis was like a god back in his time. It must have been something to see him while he was living. I was born in 81 so i didn’t get the opportunity. That’s unfortunate. Elvis will always and forever be the biggest thing to come to Memphis.

[@tupelomiss8315]

Hi Billy. Absolutely classic my friend. Didn’t want to blink.!!! How hard must that have been for Vester agreeing to playing his part in the film (This is Elvis.)I have this book also A Presley speaks.its fantastic. Thank you so much for the tour of the houses.we so appreciate all that you do for us fans.keeping Elvis Alive in our hearts. 💕 England south West Country.xx Thank you also to Ashley.x

[@davidpickren9736]

Thanks again Billy. This video really brought memories. I met Uncle Vester November 13th 1981 he was working the gate you could walk up to meditation gardens. I bought a cook book from him just like the one you showed and he signed it for me. The reason I remember so well I got married on november 12th in Arkansas and we spent our little honeymoon around graceland. Thanks again.

[@rev.jennyosorio7003]

May the lord always watch over you and have you live a long life!! I love hearing and seeing these wonderful stories!!!

[@hollywoodjoe123]

I met Elvis' uncle Vester Presley at the Gates of Graceland August 16 1976 which was exactly 1 year to the day Elvis Presley would pass away - Vester Presley told me and my 2 friends I see you guys are from New York by way of your license plate - He was very easy going - I asked Vester is Elvis inside and he said - with HIS Southern drawl - "No he is over in Pine Bluff doing a show " - It was great to have met Vester Presley after years before seeing Elvis at Madison Square Garden on June 10 1972 - I can say that I saw 2 Presleys in person True story !

[@garynicholson8004]

Great video as usual...I love to see where they all lived..Really brings the story to life. Would be great to see where the Memphis Mafia guys lived ..Thanks again

[@sandralybrand9407]

Uncle Fester is a legend in his own right for his kindness and hospitality towards Elvis fans! I think he appreciated them as much as Elvis did. I imagine he was as grateful as Elvis was for having a better life because of them. Elvis didn't need PR, he had uncle Fester, the Best of the Best!

[@dianebradley8722]

I met Uncle Vester in 77' 3 weeks after Elvis passed. There was a crowd there but definitely not like Aug 16th . He came out of the guard house and started talking with me and I had asked for a picture and he was very sweet to take one with me. He was a good looking man! He, Vernon. and Elvis, lots of similarities. Thanks for another cool vid Billy ~~

[@nicholasdorazio10]

There was a fence jump October 1977 9:38

[@nicholasdorazio10]

Vester was at the gate

[@billyharper7328]

It’s exciting learning all this Elvis history. Thanks so much Spa Guy😀

[@valeriefelitto6336]

Another great detective elvis video. Seems like vester lived a quiet life. Gotta respect a guy for that considering what others were like

[@annette8141]

Can't thank you enough! I didn't think he lived that long! Ahhh I love these memories! Gracias xx 🖤⚡🖤

[@douglassmith1541]

Interesting video. I met Vester in 1988 on my first trip to Graceland as well. He actually posed for a picture with me but it didn't come out on my little 110 camera for some reason. Was very polite . Great guy ! I have a cookbook signed by him I found at used book store. Great memories. Graceland has become very expensive to visit. Think I'm done. Been 3 times. Also, the area is crime infested and very uncomfortable. The " Hood". Sad situation. RIP Uncle Vester.

[@timchen5299]

Uncle Vester was so much part of Elvis History - Gatekeeper to Elvis. Like Elvis,he was kind to fans.TQ for this. Will place flowers when we visit his grave, when we visit Memphis.

[@pugdognation3219]

My nephew Jason was a bid Elvis fan at the age of 6. In 1983 you could go up to the grave site in the morning so I took him. Vestor was at the gate drinking coffee. He cane out of the guard shack to greet us, Vestor rubbed the top of Jason’s head as I told him that this was Elvis’ uncle like I am your aunt! My nephew froze so we walked on up the the grave site.. all of a sudden my nephew screeched... that’s Elvis’ uncle... that’s Elvis uncle!!!! Too cute!! He was such a kind man!!

[@bettyjoegentry9280]

I was originally from Chicago but went to college in COOKEVILLE TN at TENN TECH. Our drama class had a speech meet in MEMPHIS so, of course I had to see Graceland. Elvis was out of town but the rea trouble was that I couldn't get there during the usual hours...soooo...I had to settle with talking to the gate guard who ended up being Uncle Vester. What a sweet man and soooo friendly. He teased me about having a Southern name but a Northern accent. He was also keeping a BIG SECRET. It was the week in May, 1967 when Elvis and Priscilla were getting married in Vegas. Of course I didn't know that until a few days later.

[@kjetin99]

I cant Thank You enough for what you are doing for us Elvis fans! Thanks so very much for your tremendeous work!

[@willieo6025]

I met him to. Around 1992, got my book signed. He was just out walking around before hand. By his self. Nice gentleman of what I remember, Jimmy velvet had a museum down there I remember going thru that and talking with him , I havent been down there since 92 I originally started going down in 78 on a bus tour. Fun stuff. I also remember, they flew the lisa marie into indy about a year after Elvis passed , ( to great fanfare) and it landed and taken where he originally got off the plane, people lined up and you could tour it, for $5 and yes I went thru it 5 x. So cool.

[@patrickbowen7942]

I wonder how Elvis would feel about how run-down that part of town is now. It seems sad to me.

[@annette8141]

😕

[@freetob1]

@@annette8141 20 hours ago???

[@annette8141]

@@freetob1 what ?

[@alanbower9296]

Your right he would be sad elvis , well said Patrick

[@annasearcy4046]

Patrick Bowen yes I used to live in Whitehaven Tn. Until 1966 and all the houses down hwy 51. (Elvis Presley Blvd) Drs. Lawyers and professionals leaved there and it was beautiful and Graceland didn't look and grander than the other houses. I left and went to the farm in 1966, when things were. Getting so bad. IAm sick of how is looks today, but I don't live there anymore. So sad

[@jameslovell8682]

Elvis bought houses for many people. It's amazing that uncle Vester lived in an apartment!

[@SpaGuy]

I agree.. The one he ended up in that I show Elvis Technically bought for him but not directly..

[@michelleelzey9152]

He probably didn't want Elvis spend so much money on him like the others

[@TCB0816]

Great to finally see where the archives are ...

[@joeymac3777]

I had....still have a copy of "A Presley Speaks". It's in safe storage right now. It is of course autographed....ans yes it came with a scarf. I am far too young (only 35) to have met Vester at the time of that book's release and signing. It was given me by a friend of my Mom's who met him. I don't remember it was signed to her or not. I'm pretty sure he only signed his name and no personalization. I LOVE the stories like this....seeing where Vernon and Vester lived....The maml where Elvis bought the dogs. It's great how you show what a place looks like now, if it's still in existence. Those are the stories i like the best. Keep up the great work Billy!

[@pink_panther2302]

Sir, your caring enough to research all of this. It shows me that you care more about Elvis than many of his friends and family. Keep up the great work!! Elvis deserves it and you deserve a thank you as well!!

[@NOVEMBER5TH2024]

I really enjoyed this one, I've always loved Uncle Vester. I've been to that Cemetery twice, not realizing Uncle Vester was buried there. I'll make sure to visit his gravesite next time I visit Memphis. Great job, "The Spa guy"

[@jamesmcombs1140]

Hey Spa Guy I went to Memphis in 1986...Met Uncle Vester He was selling his Book...I gave him one of my 45rpm Records....You Got Me Hypa-Ma-Tized...I even signed it to...Uncle Vester...After he passed away My Record was Passed down to Lisa Marie...Great Video...JamiE Presley

[@marthaashley2211]

Thank u Billy. U do an amazing job .thank u

[@sharonanne6293]

Day off work today so what better then Spa Guy showing me Elvis stuff. You never fail to amaze me xxx

[@walterjordan9466]

I met Vester in 1979 in the shop across from the mansion. I remember telling him “ it must’ve been fun being around Elvis and being part of that group. He told me “Naw, I wasn’t included in all that. I had a job to do “

[@manlystranger4973]

Great video!!! Very interesting to see where Vester lived. I do have his book, A Presley Speaks, but for some reason, I pictured him living on the grounds like Billy Smith's family, so this video was eye-opening. I have heard or read a lot of fan stories about the gate which featured Vester and he was always a kind gentleman in every one.

[@laurahiggs4040]

He was great as I hear Elvis did tell him don't message with the fans let um come from what I hear NOT NOW !!! Boy u walk or drive or come.e near that gate they are quick and most the time nasty to run u off!!! Lol!!!! Dang times change baby time changes everything and everyone thanx again spa guy !!❤ keep um comin

[@jimmyjames5861]

Spaga I just love your videos keep them coming my brother praise the Lord preciate you 💯🙏🙏🙏💯

[@bentalsaadi1924]

I have always wanted to know a lot about Uncle Vester. Thank you for this wonderful video.. as usual good job

[@debroy3262]

Vester seemed like a very quiet nice man. Thanks for more Presley knowledge!

[@robertshabarekh610]

We Thank the Good Lord for You and Your info and story’s Mr. B We love you 👍🏻👍🏻

[@bonniekaye]

Loved this video! You are "the" go to guy for everything Elvis! ☺

[@brcisna]

Great stuff SG. You're getting a lot of tidbits of history out there for people that are interested in Elvis history. You've got some neat tidbits of history in the autographs in your book your got from Vester also. Isn't that strange no photos of Vester with Elvis. Keep the camera rolling and the gray ghost out on the prowl for new adventures! Thanks again.

[@bernadettesmart3088]

There is a a fellow who just posted he has one. Hopefully Billy gets to see when wakes?

[@bonniefoerster8526]

This was so interesting I didn't know Elvis's uncle wrote books after Elvie passed away he sounds like such an amazing man I'm glad you got to meet him your videos I so informative I learned more and more each time I watch them thank you I have been in Elvis and since I am 12 years old and I will be 76 years young and November I absolutely love the king hope to go to Graceland next summer thank you for what you do by keeping his memory alive I absolutely would love to meet you someday you are in my bucket list you can't miss me I will be the one with the big and I will be in my pink wheelchair or I will have my pink walker with my pink legs thank you from the bottom of my heart for keeping Elvis alive. Bonmie Foerster su jordon ut ❤🎶❤

[@keithhuotari2571]

So neat. I met uncle Vester in the same place, and he autographed my notepad from the Holiday Inn. The photo I took got exposed when I accidentally opened the back of my camera. So we had to go back and see if we could get another photo. We were lucky to catch him in the parking lot at the plaza, and he was gracious enough to pose again. A good man. Thanks again, Spa Guy!!

[@adriannigro3473]

Another great video Spa guy! You go above and beyond thank you kindly

[@bethgillikin3691]

Thanks Spa Guy for your investigating report on Elvis family. Another piece of the pie solved. Keep um coming y'all Gold 🌟

[@clydehigaki1044]

I met Vester across the street from Graceland. He was a gentleman and very kind. He autographed his book for me and a Graceland book. When we went to Graceland, the bus driver said Elvis' aunt, I believe Delta Presley Biggs, was still living upstairs with the windows open.

[@coryfowler804]

thanks for another great show always luv taking a ride in the gray ghost and spending time with the spa guy

[@ellymeerleveldt614]

Thank you Spa Guy for this great video.

[@hotwheels2511]

I meet him in the 80's i have the book a Presley speak signed by him & talked to him at his desk across the street from Graceland his was a nice person......

[@bonniebarnett7202]

Hi Billy 😊 Enjoyed video today, that was incredible, So happy for you that you had the opportunity to meet Vester! Thank you 😊 so much for sharing this with us, appreciate you friend! Smiles 😁 Bonnie

[@jansorensen]

Thanks for the tour in uncle Vester`s foot steps Billy. Enjoyed thanks😊

[@debranalley9224]

Wonderful just wonderful, your videos always blow me away!

[@ruthiethompson4167]

As always love to ride around Memphis with you :-) Thanks Billy

[@11tophat]

As always my friend take care and thank you for your hard work..

[@KWHoffman]

I met Uncle Vester in 79. He was a nice man and loved the fans.

[@mrDCunningham]

I have one of those Bus brochures. My first visit was in July 1978 and Vester was at the gate. At that time we walked up the driveway and over to meditation garden. The house was not open to the public. There was a barrier in the driveway leading up to the house. Elvis hadn't even been gone a year yet. I was 13 yrs old. Great vlog Billy 👍🏻😎

[@SpaGuy]

WOW!!

[@scottburns5376]

I love Uncle Vesters (sherriff Roscoe P. Coltrane) uniform! Awesome!

[@jacquelynbramley1111]

I love your videos and see you work hard about sharing Elvis videos. I love your work, you are amazing. Great Job!!! My Grandmother Real Estate Broker Virginia Grant was at Lowensteins one day and met Elvis Presley's Parents and talked about finding Elvis a home to purchase. A month later She became their Real Estate Agent and met Elvis and showed them several properties including Graceland. I am so proud to say my Grandmother was Elvis Presley's Real Estate Agent for Graceland. Because my Grandmother approached his parents that day at Lowensteins we now have the amazing Elvis Presley Mansion Graceland. Much credit goes to Elvis and his family for making Graceland the amazing place it is today. My Grandmother wrote a book called How Elvis Bought Graceland in her own words and never published it for all to read. My Aunt and I are working on getting the book published for all to read. My Grandmother talked about her experience with the family in her book, including the fun fact that my uncles built additions onto the Graceland mansion as well. I am now following in her footsteps as a Real Estate Agent myself.

[@SpaGuy]

Jacquelyn that is very cool.. Contact me I would love to tell your story.. [e-mail]

[@jacquelynbramley1111]

Hey thanks. I emailed you Let me know if you got it Sending you support and positivity

[@jacquelynbramley1111]

My email [e-mail]

[@marilynmosley4237]

Thanks for sharing. Always happy to learn more about the Presley’s .

[@mikeboss7118]

Great video. I met Vester at the gates of Graceland in June of 1979. I have a picture of it somewhere...

[@esthersacilowski641]

Hi Billy 🙋 Thanks for taking me around , Memphis! 👍 It has been on my bucket list, but I'm not able to walk well ,any more! 🚶 I could Invision, Uncle Vernon, walking to work! , & Elvis standing , by the gates, talking to his fans with Vernon 🎸 At 7yrs old, I watched Elvis perform on our 17" Motorola, T.V. My mom said, " that Boy is going somewhere, someday, you just watch & see!" God Bless you & Your family Esther from N.Y.🎵🎸

[@kincaide67]

Awesome book. I have the 1990 edition. It's a larger, coffee table edition, but I don't have the autograph dangit! It's been awhile since I've had the chance to watch, but I'm still loving your videos, Spa Guy. Yours are the first I watch when I get the notification. Take care.

[@debbiecraddock7204]

Very Interesting all this History and you shine the Light on it so we all can see and enjoy it. Love all the things you do we would not know half of this if it was not for you..Thank You very much.Keep up the Great work that you are doing.GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND.

[@martyclark991]

Billy thanks so much for the videos I totally enjoy them.

[@sharonnorthern1525]

I have home movies of us about 70-71 running around the front lawn of Graceland with Vester talking to my mother.

[@sheilawarren4530]

Yet again Billy another great video showing us around where Vester lived. I meet Vester In 1982 got his autergraph and a kiss . Got the Presley soft lips. Lol. I also have his book Presley Speaks number 3771 in a blue and gold box White silk scarf.

[@SpaGuy]

Very cool rare collectible..

[@ajsmith5295]

Thank you very much for that Billy very interesting respect to you as always

[@huffhouseart3377]

I went to Graceland in 84 or85 and I still have my ticket for admission,it's identical to the one you pictured but I seem to have never got a program,or just missed placed it! Plus, I can't remember if vester was still a guard then? But I do remember when the racquet ball room was used to show a movie of Elvis rehearsing what he did best! Such as Burning love ,when he wore the blue jacket yellow scarf ,and his Sun Glasses!Thanks for sharing.

[@ramonaeichelberger4628]

So nice to learn more about Elvis's' family. Thank you for a another good video.

[@annaelvis3138]

Great story and video SPA GUY.

[@nancychartrand7808]

thankyou Billy ,,so interesting

[@maryvernooy1330]

That was super, thank you I always wonder what happen to uncle vester.🙂

[@gracieg7601]

Thsnk you Billy! A nice story about a really nice man. So many people have said so many lovely thivgs about Vester. Everyone who cane in contact with him said he was so kind.

[@vlloyd651]

Thanks for these Elvis videos i enjoy them. Some day soon i hope to get down to Memphis from Indiana and see sone of this for myself. Would love to have you as a tour guide! My mother was at the Last concert in Indianapolis June of 77.

[@raymondsloan734]

WOW! THAT WAS A GREAT PIECE OF HISTORY! I miss Piccadilly in Florida. That was the go to place after church on Sunday.

[@georgeanthony9333]

Great info.... would have loved to have met uncle vster.......I'm sure he was a very proud uncle and great man!!!!

[@RiverDocs]

I really enjoy these videos you have been doing of Graceland in the years after it was turned into a tourist attraction. This one I know was about Vester but the bits of Graceland and across the street late 80's are interesting...thanks

[@linapagliari8003]

Ur awesome spa guy ty for sharing great info on Elvis family😂🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@ADURANT42]

Another great job Billy...

[@kathysharpe7339]

Man this makes me feel old. Have all this stuff, didn't think about it. Oh well. Uncle Vester was a character. Spent lots if time, gossiping about all kind of stuff. Hee. Hee. Which shall remain to myself. Miss him and the talks.

[@recipe1953]

Enjoyed this story. Always read about Vester, his books and him at the gate. I am sad that I did not get to be at Graceland at that time. I saw Elvis in concert twice here in Denver. So happy that I did.

[@Luanne21]

I really liked this. Thanks

[@chriscobbdrummer6876]

Great video SG,My Wife is getting tired of all my new Elvis stories,Lol,No actually we are both huge Elvis fans,thanks for all the great videos.

[@sandralybrand9407]

So glad you had the foresight to get some of the autographs while these folks were alive and to meet them! What wonderful memories to have!

[@donnadoering5125]

Yes at store where Uncle Vester worked I bought that same Elvis cook book you have and Uncle Vester sold and signed it for me. The year was 1983. Vester was nice gentleman. I have looked at the coook book but don't want to use cause it may get dirty. Thanks 😊 From Ontario Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@ethnamccallion1959]

What a wonderful book 📙 Spa guy x elvis forever x ☓ 💜 ❤️ 👍 2019 x thank you

[@scottgarner7656]

Fantastic job Ashley and spa guy!!!!!! Now you two have got to have a set down interview with Patsy.

[@bernadettesmart3088]

Scott, what a great idea! I hope that comes to fruition. Cheers. 🐨

[@j.b.a.124]

Had our pic taken with uncle Vester on Nov. 1981 at gate in Graceland. He was driving the pink & white Jeep. Still have his autographed book “A Presley Speaks. Thank you Billy⚡️