Roy Rogers & Dale Evans (Jerry Skinner Documentary)

[@sarah4601]

I met Roy Rogers in 1967 i was 7. He got down on one knee shook my hand and talked to me like I was the most important person. I remember his beautiful blue eyes and his firm handshake. Years later I became a Real Estate Broker and copied his hand shake. He was a very kind man and I feel blessed to this day having met him. I’ve met many celebrities and related to one but Roy Rogers tops them all.

[@TheSassy777]

Great Guy in real life. He loved the Lord🐎

[@armamerica1023]

Roy Rogers was a great role model for me and for all kids. We lived on a ranch and had cattle and horses. One great surprize was when my Dad bought me a Golden Palomino ... I wanted to call her Trigger but she already had a name 'Bonanza' so that was alright with me. Roy and Dale were two outstanding people. Thank you Jerry Skinner for such a wonderful treat revisiting Roy and Dale again! God Bless you all and God Bless America!

[@hensonlaura]

I'm just blown away. What superior people they were. I never knew they were so truly GOOD. I never knew Dale Evans was a woman of extraordinary intelligence. Never knew they suffered the crippling loss of 3 children. Never dreamed they were really as kind and wholesome as their characters. I'm beyond impressed; thanks so much for doing what you do Jerry. This was very moving for me.

[@narniagirl1420]

Thank you Jerry, for this tender tribute to two western jewels. I was born in 1952, so as an adult I only caught just a few appearances of them on Trinity Broadcasting Network. When I was small we had an old tv with lot's of "snow" and other signal interference, and our "rabbit ear" antenna did not work very well - so no childhood memories watching them, unfortunately. But I certainly could sense the virtue and love in them when I listened to them as an adult, in a few interviews with Jan and Paul Crouch (of TBN). I hear others being sad about missing them, I miss them too. But I remind myself that I am so glad that as a Bible-believing follower of Christ I will have all eternity to get to know lovely, fun and wonderful people like Roy and Dale. Thank you again

[@m.e.c.1007]

Special people with big hearts who suffered so much sadness but remained faithful to each other, cared for special kids, and stayed true to themselves. Would that kids of today looked up to such heroes.

[@thunderbird1921]

Most kids and young adults today don't even know this couple existed. I try to tell my fellow younger folks about them whenever I get the opportunity.

[@raymondschneider5217]

Thank you so much for this tribute to Roy and Dale, Jerry. As an airman stationed at George AFB, Victorville, I fondly remember seeing/meeting/talking with Roy and Dale at the Airman's Club during unannounced visits. Memory still shows the joy they both seemed to have talking with us and letting us take pictures, if we had our cameras with us; they were "drop in" visits, as I remember. They didn't announce them in advance and didn't travel with an entourage; just common folks doing something great for us young airmen. I, also, remember with the USO opened a canteen in Victorville (circa 1966 or '67). Yes, Roy and Dale figured in that celebration and were a big part of the enjoyment for us all. They are truly missed; may God continue to Bless Their Hearts and enjoy His time with them. Y'all Be Safe!

[@JerrySkinner1943]

Thank you Raymond for that interesting story. I was in the Air Force in Georgia at that same time. Jerry

[@davidborden9698]

Great job. As a kid of the fifties, my best friend Sandy and I would go to Glenn’s Barbershop together to get our haircuts. Sandy would have Glenn to put Gene Autry hair tonic on his hair, and I got Roy Rogers tonic. Of course it it was probably the same tonic. Kids have such great imaginations, and love their Cowboy heroes. Thanks Jerry, from a fan for many years.

[@71742s]

Years ago when I was a kid, Roy Rogers was coming to my city to do some kind of show. We had a horrible storm including a small tornado the night before the show. Two young boys, ages 7 and 15 who didn't live far from the arena where the show was going to be was walking to the arena. The younger boy saw something on the ground and reached down to pick it up. It was a power wire that had come down from the storm and he was electrocuted. His brother grabbed him to pull him away from the wire and was also electrocuted. When Roy found out that 2 young boys were killed while on their way to see him, he was really upset. Roy Rogers not only attended the funerals of the boys but paid for their funerals. I will never forget that act of kindness.

[@beckycallihan9330]

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[@dianeweilheimer2142]

A true American, why can't people be like this today❓😪

[@nunya2954]

@@dianeweilheimer2142 - They do, it's called "gofundme".

[@billmitchell3329]

Thank you Mr. Skinner for your documentary on Roy Rodgers and Dale Evans.Those memories are etched in my mind and have reminded me of the joys of my youth and growing up watching Dale and Roy.With the help of Trigger and Bullet, Roy and Dale always came to the rescue. Nelly Bell and Buttercup were there too and brought countless hours of enjoyment. Roy and Dale were great Americans and represent everything that is great about America. I knew about their love for children but never realized how extensive their charity and commitment to children went. I thank and praise them and am grateful for everything they’ve done. Their memory lives on!

[@RubberCityRebel]

I was born in 1954 and grew up watching Roy and Dale every Saturday afternoon

[@bevcamren1316]

I believe I believe the most wholesome couple in Hollywood what a shining example they were

[@Utoober729]

Same here! My mom had the book written by Dale Evans. I was about 10 or 11 when I read it.

[@Knards]

Roy and Dale were part of my upbringing. Watching this brings tears of both happiness and sadness. They gave back.

[@alanmcneill2407]

Thank you Jerry, for a very complete history of my all time favorite cowboy. Roy Rogers was a very, very good man.

[@mechelemede4579]

I visited the Roy Rogers museum when I was a kid, and got to meet him. I remember being surprised that he was taller than my dad. ;) He was very nice, and spent a few minutes talking to us about some of the items. I mainly remember him, his stuffed horse (Trigger), and a Cadillac that had silver dollars in the upholstery. Love these biographies, thank you!

[@donaldlangle5584]

I got to meet Roy at his museum.He was a real nice guy & when l told him l never thot l woud be talking to Roy Rogers & he said lm no different than anyone else and gave me his name on a paper happy trails Roy Rogers & Trigger !!

[@beckycallihan9330]

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[@juliekemp2318]

I visited the museum also, but both Dale and Roy had passed away. Trigger was awesome. Beautiful.

[@gabrielmartinez-wi8bu]

I’m a big fan of Roy Roger, and I’m still watching his great western. Thanks Jerry, great job! Los angeles

[@melodyjordan6052]

Roy Rogers and Dale Evans were Angels on Earth.

[@Elainerulesutube]

😥Together in heaven.

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Law me...l don't know about you Jerry...But l grew up watching Roy Rogers movies and on TV to....Once again Jerry you have taken me back to my youth again....Roy's dad passed away the same year my dad did 1972....Roy Rogers and dale were very good people....Thanks Jerry hope you are doing well my friend.....An again thanks very much indeed...!

[@JerrySkinner1943]

Thank you Steve, good to hear from you again my friend. Jerry

[@elaineteut6508]

As a child, I watched them all the time on Saturday afternoons. I remember the shows later with Pat Brady and his jeep "Nellie Bell". Great bio Jerry, always look forward to every one. Happy Trails, you brought a tear to my eye

[@davidjones8164]

Roy Rogers was my hero when I was growing up and nobody could have been a better model! I never knew there was do much tragedy in his life. I thank you for producing this biography. It gives me a complete picture of my hero - and after seeing this video he is more of a hero than ever before!

[@gomphrena-beautifulflower-8043]

Jerry, this may be my favorite documentary yet. I’m (almost) 64 and grew up with the adventures of Roy and Dale on TV. I never knew about their personal lives until you posted this wonderful account. These were the wholesome actors we could admire and wish we had the same quality today. Thanks Jerry for reminding me of the good parts of growing up.

[@iandaniel2153]

Having role models like Roy Rogers as a child of the '50's had a remarkable effect on my life. Thank you Jerry for the wonderful back story.

[@otyce]

Thank you Jerry for another great documentary. I met Roy and Dale when they came to our camp in Vietnam and had lunch at the mess tent in 1966. I'll always remember how down to earth they were and how they always had time for their fans.

[@daved7024]

Thank you Jerry for your wonderful documentaries. I grew up watching Roy Rogers. His family is a true American inspiration.

[@baird5776mullet]

Superb!

[@TroyFutureExpat]

Another awesome job Jerry. Can't stop watching. You're so easy to listen to and it's like not be able to put down a good book. Take care sir.

[@trackdusty]

Jerry Skinner himself is a legend.

[@juanitaparks3032]

This was wonderful. I loved Roy and Dale as a child and still do. I wish there were more people like them today. The world would be a much better place. Thanks Mr. Skinner.

[@dianamoody7251]

Loved these two. Watch them growing up. Thank you. I saw her on the 700 Club for awhile.

[@Amphy002]

They were good people with strong values. We could do with a few Hollywood actors like that today.

[@sourkraut6248]

For all the differences between then and today we may as well be living in one of those nightmarish alien movies. LOL Today's celebrities sure do look like it. And act like it. On BOTH sides of the set. They call it "progressive" and I say for God's sake....... show me where.

[@stever.hamilton586]

YES we sure can.

[@eddielee6490]

No movie today cannot be made in Hollywood without filth and smut. Its the writers directors and producers that put it on the screen . Garbage best describes todays Hollywood productions, this includes Disney of today.

[@thunderbird1921]

@@eddielee6490 Disney's been trash for years, at least 12 or more IMHO. Oh how I wish people would search for quality, moral stuff again. 95% of the current actors aren't worthy of carrying Roy's boots.

[@sallystraub1394]

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[@thomashazlewood4658]

I was born in 1949 and grew up watching Roy and Dale. Soon there won't be any of us left who cared about these wonderful people.

[@mechelemede4579]

They live on. My dad shared these films with me, and I'll pass them onto mine. ^_^

[@sadiehill6792]

My cousins and I had a Roy Rogers fun set, that we played with every Saturday while watching the show....

[@gregcoates4305]

I was born in 1949 and had a Roy Roger's bed spread and lunch box. Loved their TV show. Went to the Barnum & Bailey Circus on a class trip in grade school and saw Roy ride Trigger around the Arena. What a thrill that was for all us.

[@geoffburton822]

Beautiful and sad thought, Thomas Hazelwood. Saw them & Trigger at the Calgary Stampede in 1956. Can people be this good, anymore?

[@jonmacdonald5345]

@Frogman Smith is trigger still for sale?

[@annpirtle713]

I met Roy and Dale when I was 4 never forgot when he picked me up and kissed me on my cheek. My mother said I wouldn’t was my face for a week. I fell in love with him and love him to this day. Dale was there an Indian trigger. What a blessed memory.

[@deedeejohnson3452]

Beautifully documented Jerry . At one time I knew the name Roy Rogers but little else then I met my cowboy and he taught me all about Roy Rogers now my cowboy has passed away . So thanks Jerry even though I'm crying my eyes out you made me happy tonight .

[@195511SM]

I was born in the mid-1950s, and can't recall which one I enjoyed more.......but remember seeing a lot of Roy Rogers & Gene Autry movies on Sat. television. And Tarzan too.

[@buckacre1348]

Thank you, Jerry, for this wonderful tribute to my childhood heroes .

[@OneLastHitB4IGo]

The only 2 horses I've ever fallen in love with were Trigger and Secretariat and I've had a life long love of Palominos. As a kid I never missed an episode of The Roy Rogers Show. For a long time all I ever wanted to be was a cowboy. Thanks Jerry, one of your best.

[@rebeccagable9629]

Thank you for the happy memories! As a little girl, I watched their TV show (the first one) at my grandparents every week (Saturday night, I believe). "Happy trails to you, until we meet again..." I even have their book; "Angel Unaware".

[@scottielover5415]

Thank you for this great tribute to Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.

[@manuelmaldonadojr2526]

MR.Jerry Skinner I am a big fan Roy Rogers I love him thank you very much for send is to me and take care of yourself.

[@kerridillon3120]

I grew up watching Roy Rogers & Dale Evans. You are such a captivating storyteller Jerry! Thank you for this wonderful video trip down Memory Lane! Happy Trails! 🤠🐴💕

[@alanderson9711]

Perfect way to end the day, thanks Jerry.

[@gbmarie836]

I watched them as I grew up. I read Dale Evan’s book “Angel Unaware.” The book made a profound change in my life. They were wonderful.

[@lizeggar2421]

I also read that book. I must have been around 10 years old. My mother was given it and then gave it to mr to read. I have ever forgotten it.

[@Rangersly]

I was born in 1965, so too late to be a Roy Rogers fan as a kid. I really leaned about the King of Cowboys in the last 15 years or so. I grew to admire the man, his movies and his values. I now own many of the movies and tv shows on dvd, and collect the Roy Rogers Comics. I really admire the cowboy stars of that era, not only Roy and Dale, but also Gene Autry and Hoppy, and others, good people who lived their lives as they appeared on the screen: with strong values and a generous heart. Happy trails all!

[@thunderbird1921]

I was born in 1998, the year he died, but my family talked about him when I was a kid. I finally said "who is this guy?", they showed me a documentary on his work and life. I have become incredibly impressed with him the older I get. What a truly remarkable man.

[@MaryWhiteWolf]

What a beautiful tribute to a pair of my favorites! As a life-long horsewoman, I especially loved "Trigger" and thought him to be absolutely gorgeous. These people were the epitome of angels in their way of caring for children and animals. May they rest peacefully and have been reunited in heaven. Thank you for this video, Mr.Jerry. :-D

[@ellygreaves9793]

Thank you again Jerry, your videos are always so remarkable, enjoyable and memorable. Big hugs xxx

[@virtualselfie6899]

Trigger was my favorite palomino of all time. He lives to a very old age for a horse, 32 years. The way he played dead when that poor bus crashed goes to show you how smart our pets are. Whenever he heard clapping from audiences, he would bow. I grew up with the Happy Trails to You show. Those times are gone now. I played Annie Oakley and couldn't wait till Saturday morning when Mighty Mouse and then Happy Trails came on. We miss you Roy and Dale and your kindness in adopting those special children has marked my life and you've been a trail blazer and inspiration for millions. ~Annie

[@mikekyle4076]

I remember growing up watching them on TV when I was a child he was such an inspiration and Dale was the perfect mother may they always rest in peace

[@hell0hkitty]

so nostalgic! what american baby booomer not grow up with roy and dale, trigger and buttermilk. thank you jerry. another epic video!

[@elizabethcantarell5094]

Loved Roy Rogers and Dale Evans I grew up watching their TV show and singing Happy Trails to you...I did not know Roy had had so much tragedy in his life. What a kind heart they both had. God must be happy to have these two Angels among his Angel Choir.

[@Bill-py1fn]

Real people, the way they were meant to be. Thanks for the memories.

[@demportboy1584]

Roy Rogers, a true human being for taking on orphaned children, much respect for him and his wife, also the way he cared for his animals.

[@MrShobar]

His trusted companion, "Trigger", wound up as a taxidermy exhibit at Roy's museum in California. What you call "care", I call utter lack of respect. I'm surprised Dale didn't also wind up as a taxidermy exhibit.

[@christhompson9486]

I read an article years ago where the family was wondering that too. Especially after he had Buttermilk stuffed. Guess he loved his horse and dog, he couldn't just bury them.

[@MrShobar]

"... he couldn't just bury them...". Instead, he charged an admission fee to view their remains. If that's "love", then you can keep it.

[@demportboy1584]

@@MrShobar I am shattered on hearing this news, that he is taking advantage of dumb animals, how could he.

[@kittyrichardson68]

As a person who got to visit the museum in 1985 I was please to have the privilege to see Trigger, Buttermilk and bullet and the old jeep. They had one of Babies dresses and many more things. I got to meet their son as he was outside weeding an area by hand. I don’t remember just know Dale had written another book. She was having a book signing here in the Atlanta. So I got one for my mom. She has passed away and I now have. It might have been in the front of the book she had them put in Roy used to say. “ If you don’t have valleys in your life how du you appreciate the mountain tops.

[@markhoward8301]

In 1957 my mother took all of us kids along with some of the neighborhood kids in Reserve Louisiana to see Roy st the ferry boat landing . He was passing in the Mississippi river in a motor boat . It seems like every kid up and down the river road was there on the levee for a look at their cowboy hero . THANKS MR.SKINNER

[@joycekuschel1833]

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[@MB-vu3ow]

I was 9 then, in New Orleans, and loved Roy Rogers. Never missed his old movies on Saturday morning and his tv show in the afternoon. I am just learning reading this that I missed something to remember. I recall being on that ferry lit by yellow lights after dark on the black Mississippi several times.

[@goodolzimm5827]

As we go along, we often don't remember often enough those who shared their time with us. Thanks for the remembrance Jerry.

[@janmoss211]

I might have been one of the few females who carried a Roy Roger's book bag in the 1st grade back in 1958! Brings back memories!

[@auntmayme8119]

Jan Moss Oh I remember that! I wanted one of those so bad, but my parents couldn’t afford one so they bought me a lunchbox with them on it instead.......

[@pinstripingbybear.]

Beautiful work.. thank you for sharing this video..

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

What a legend Roy and Dale were.

[@keylock9064]

children will never know what they are missing today. God rest these two wonderful souls.

[@TheMartinick]

This is one of my all-time favorite videos. So many fond memories of Roy and Dale, two fine people. Jerry, this was superb. Thanks ever so much for this wonderful story of two special people from my childhood.👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻

[@uvaharris3620]

One of my hero's is Roy Rogers, and Dale Evans was a perfect match for him. They were truly an example to all of us of what compassion, kindness, courage and joy looks like! One day I hope to meet these two wonderful people when it's my time to leave this earthly existence.

[@ronniewatkins]

Thanks for another great video, Mr. Skinner!!

[@sylviamcbride6117]

I was born and bred in London England . I thought Roy Rogers , Dale Evans and Gene Autry were the greatest of all people. I used to be mocked because I loved them so much. When Roy and Dale came to England , I begged my mother to let me go to see them but she said she couldn't afford it . We were a large family with little money. I cried, especially as my mother had the newspapers hidden from me hoping I would not find out. I was even more broken hearted when I read that they had adopted the Scottish girl, I wanted that to be me. Well I'm still a fan today of all three Roy, Dale and Gene. That will never change. Thank you for allowing me to read and see them once again.

[@JerrySkinner1943]

Thank you Sylvia for your sad, sweet, story. Jerry

[@WildWestGal]

Your usual great storytelling, Jerry! I grew up on a small ranch in Tarzana, not far from the Rogers' ranch. They were one of the staples of my childhood but I certainly never knew all of these details! Thanks for another great video!

[@41plymouthnut87]

Thank you Jerry for another great story. I am still a big Roy Rogers and Dale Evans fan. I had the six shooters, outfit and named my first horse Trigger. What a great influence they had on American culture without all the immorality , illegalities and negative drama generated by many of today's entertainers. Happy trails to all!

[@lestc8579]

Im from england and have absolutely no idea who these people are but this guy tells such a great story that i just have to listen

[@blueycarlton]

You must be too young. In Australia Roy Rogers' films and TV shows were very popular. Hopalong Cassidy was even more popular.

[@MARKETMAN6789]

I'm from England and I'm 70 when I was young everybody who was a child went to the cinema on a sat to the matinee .Roy Rogers used to be seen regular as a cowboy with trigger and the kids loved him

[@Carballoca]

Search here The Roy Rogers Show the shows will come up. So you can get and idea of who Roy & Dale were like. If your new to Jerry Skinner your in for a real treat he has so many videos on so many people. I could listen to him tell his stories all day long.

[@cindyroy8541]

@@Carballoca well said Pam 😀✌Jerry is awesome. Still in two thousand AND twenty.!!!!!yeah Jerry.

[@TheMartinick]

I grew up on Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Just wonderfully wholesome movies and also were on TV series. They were our heroes in the 50's (for most kids in the US).

[@marksmith7054]

I grew up with Roy and Dale, learned right from wrong and how to treat others with kindness.

[@tj921able]

I did too. Many of today's youth could learn valuable lessons from his program.

[@michaelalloway2736]

I always loved watching his movies and TV shows

[@user-do3fz1il1d]

I grew up loving Roy Rogers, my favorite cowboy. He reminded me of my dad. a true cowboy and great dad, too. ❤

[@pearcerf]

I really like your work, Jerry. And this particular documentary was especially well done. Thanks for the memories of the great Roy Rodgers and Dale Evans.

[@Savannahtyyy]

Ditto that 😀

[@kevinbabbs1679]

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[@cowboyvalley]

My mother and two of my aunts knew Dale and Roy. My cousin lived with them for a couple of years because my uncle was an alcoholic. I was born in Apple Valley in 1957 and I can remember meeting Roy and having him sign my baseball glove in 1965. I also remember my mom and aunts talking about how wonderfully benevolent the Rogers were. I remember them mainly for their TV show, but also form my relatives stories.

[@susie2366]

I’m so glad that I watched this documentary. I found myself wondering how the blended family would work out and was touched to learn how they added more children who needed a good home and loving parents. They’re an inspirational couple and I’m grateful to have learned their story.

[@bobwallace9814]

In the early 70's there was a show called Celebrity Bowling where the TV stars of that era bowled against each other on two man teams. Most were really bad bowlers. Roy Rogers appeared and I noticed right away he had a league type bowling shirt with his name on the back. He threw strike after strike in perfect form with a big spinning curve. Roy was a ringer, basically a pro bowler.

[@mervyncouture1161]

I remember when Roy gave me a ride around the arena at the rodeo in London Ontario. when I was 8 years old. was the best day I had as a kid

[@harveyabel1354]

I'm from that lovely city myself - now living near Belleville, Ontario :)

[@prichards5113]

Trigger the horse with a sense of humour at 11:00 - gold!

[@MARKETMAN6789]

Another great documentary made by Jerry .Roy and his wife must have been really nice people to adopt so many children.nice to see that they got the recognition they deserved

[@cindyroy8541]

Dont ever stop saying AND when speaking the YEAR. It's perfect. Love ya Jerry. Thanks for the stories. Very cool sir.

[@caroldry9262]

Such a great video. They were not only stars but fine people as well. I really enjoyed watching ..

[@wallys11000]

Such a good hearted couple almost puts me to shame how they took in children that really needed them.

[@MsDaylilylover]

Jerry do you an awesome job narrating! Thank you for such a great memory that we all grew up with!

[@corinneone]

This is a great Tribute to a great man and First Lady of our Western Era. Thank you Mr. Skinner. You did well by them. You honoring their lives brought tears to my eyes.

[@SailorSam41]

Thank you Mr Skinner, that was wonderfully done.

[@dethray1000]

when i was kid in about early 60ties we went into the apple valley inn--roy and dale were having dinner-dad let us walk up and say hi--they were very nice and called my dad and mom over-we chatted for about 5 minutes or so- when roy was in the rose parade in pasadena a year later i yelled "hey mr rogers"!- he stopped his horse and said hi,how you doing? my family laughed their butts off when trigger put his cheek on mine!!!!! they dont make em like roy and dale anymore.....they are the best--thanks mr skinner

[@donnakerr4629]

I was born in 1946 and grew up with Roy and Dale every Saturday afternoon. I’m still missing those shows.

[@lovingmayberry307]

I remember reading "Angel Unaware" when I was 7 or 8 and was deeply moved and remember thinking Roy and Dale must be the most loving parents on the planet. Thank you for another great video, Mr. Skinner.

[@TheJodiah]

I have a picture of me with Roy at a party I was performing for the Roy Rogers Restaurant chain. I was yodeling in Blue Shadows on the Trail, a tune Roy had sung, and he walked up at stared at me from about a foot away from my face. I said to the 2 other guys I was playing with, "Oh man, I think Roy's giving me the hairy eyeball". When we took a break Roy came up to me and said, "I didn't git a chance to shake yer paw". I still have that picture hanging on the wall.

[@DBAllen]

Your videos are always so well done. Thank you.

[@bethlehemeisenhour8352]

My step dad's name was Dale Evans, also from Ohio, where I was born in 56, my Grandparents lived just off the Sandusky road where slaves were taken to get a boat to Canada.

[@dukeandusnewbeginnings6176]

How awesome!! Jerry Skinner to wake up to and such beautiful subs/ THE GREATEST crowd ever here!!😊😊🤣❤️❤️❤️ Much Love and God bless to all!

[@LindaCasey]

💖 I teethed on Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Trigger, but I had no idea that Roy was a member of that fabulous singing group Sons of the Pioneers. 💖

[@TheMartinick]

Our bluegrass jam group plays many of Roy n Dale's songs. Will never tire of 'Happy Trails'! Great memories of this great singing group...Sons of the Pioneers.👍🏻

[@cleftoftherock6797]

Great! Song of Solomon 2:17 “Until the day break, and the shadows flee away” They had kindness.

[@jackorloff9907]

Roy and Dale on treasure Sierra madre?

[@jackorloff9907]

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[@jackorloff9907]

Roy and trigger on Sierra madre treasure? The Mexicans wouldn't have gotten the gold.

[@joeobrien196]

These videos are always worth the wait. Long enough to tell the story and still hold interest. Well done sir.

[@debyoung7133]

This was such an awesome story; I didn't realize how much heartache Roy and Dale went through. I remember watching them a lot back in the 60's Thanks so much for this one Jerry. Hope you have a wonderful weekend. Happy trails, Charley and Deb 🐎

[@JerrySkinner1943]

Thank you my friends. Jerry

[@carlinkay1151]

A persons heart 💓 can only take so much sorrow, they certainly had their share ! Thank you once again for another wonderful story!

[@krisgett]

You just made a bad day better, Jerry. I love getting the notifications on your new videos. Thank you.

[@jellythelang2558]

Me too!

[@ameliareaganwright2758]

Ditto that!!!

[@MrN2hendrix]

Great story thanks for sharing Jerry

[@carolwatson988]

Roy had the eyes and the smile like no one else such a sweet sweet smile

[@petersdotter1]

He could ride a horse like nobody's business.

[@tamaradevault9333]

he looked a lot like my dad!

[@redheadhere040]

And my oldest brother looked just like Mr. Roy and yes eyes and sweet smile 😃 ☺ identical...went to heaven, bet they best buds...BLESSINGSFOREVERMORE

[@ElectedOfficial1]

Thank you very much Jerry for bringing my Texas Ranger who happen to be from Ohio or next to where I was born back to me. I was two years old when he started his TV career and I was so jealous of Dale all those years. Roy was my hero! I will never forget him or Dale for that matter LOL. My family were musicians, professional, and Farmers and I continued my career as well doing the same. I love playing the guitar and singing although it’s a lot more complicated now. Thank you again!

[@Hamigal]

That was absolutely well done Jerry. I really enjoyed it.

[@whaszis]

81 yrs here and really enjoyed this vid of my childhood heroes, Roy and Dale. Saturday movies at the Broadway Theatre in OK. I was named Dale by my father who expected a boy but I have loved sharing that name with a great lady. People always asked e if I was named for her, and I just said yes.

[@JamesVaughan]

Terrific video as always, Jerry! The photo of Roy Rogers' first wife, at 5:42, looks remarkably like pictures I have seen of the singer, Jo Stafford (1917-2008), from about 1940. If the lady in the photo wasn't actually Jo, she sure had an amazing resemblance to her!

[@Misskitty15]

What a beautiful story Jerry! And you tell it so well! They sure had big hearts!!💖

[@martynewell1181]

Roy Rogers was and still is my idle and watch numeries movies and I remember his tv shows Thanks Jerry

[@kittyrichardson68]

Thank you Jerry it means a lot to me. I grew up in Northern Ky not far from the son they adopted. It was all over the newspaper’s and TV.

[@carlmontney7916]

Thanks Jerry for another informative video. You allow us to get a glimpse of the REAL people behind what we saw in movies, on TV, or heard on the radio. I remember as a small boy watching Roy, Dale, and Trigger on TV. Thanks for the memories.

[@MrChefjms]

Roy Rodgers was always my idol and now I know it was for good reason. He was real man that I looked up to for moral courage and true justice that was tempered with honest wisdom.