Buck Grantham
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Reggie Duncan
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Buck Grantham
I am sad to report that Mr. Buck Grantham passed away this morning. RIP
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Bill Ferguson
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I just got off the phone from a 30 minute conversation with Mitzi.
She said that Buck went peacefully.
Continue your prayers for Mitzi.
She said that Buck went peacefully.
Continue your prayers for Mitzi.
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A bunch of powerful prayers up for Mitzi and family..
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Randy Blackwell
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Buck Grantham
Buck passed peacefully in the loving arms of His wife of almost 74 years, Mitzi. What an example of True Love.
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Danny Harrell
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Buck was so influential to so many of us, like part of his family. He helped me so many times with tone, licks, contacts, and many other ways. When he and Ms. Mitzi would come to our show every month, he would sit in his reserved seat on the front row, right in front of me….talk about pressure lol. The Evans rack that I use today is a result of Buck helping me to get it from John Hughey. He was a dear friend to Brenda and I. A mentor, a coach, player, friend, we will miss him dearly. Ms. Mitzi called me earlier and we talked for awhile, these are good people and had friends all over the world. Ms. Mitzi took photos everywhere they went and shared them. Buck was admired and respected throughout the country.Please keep Ms. Mitzi and the family in your prayers.
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Roger Osbourn
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Oh my goodness. I've been dreading this day for years.I knew it would happen someday. Buck was our headliner many times at the Siloam Springs Show. Delores and I loved that precious man with all our hearts as most everyone did as well. My emotions a very worn of late. I found out a lifelong friend died yesterday and my son's been in the hospital with a blood infection for a week and now this. I need to pray. Mitzi, we love you dear. Peace and blessing to your family. Roger & Delores Osbourn
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The greatest gift a father can give his children is to love their mother.
Opportunity is missed by most people because it's dressed in overalls and looks like work,(Thomas Edison).
The difference between Genius and Stupidity is that Genius has its limits.
The greatest gift a father can give his children is to love their mother.
Opportunity is missed by most people because it's dressed in overalls and looks like work,(Thomas Edison).
The difference between Genius and Stupidity is that Genius has its limits.
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A genuine Southern Gentleman
We met Buck and his wife at the last St. Louis show, enjoyed visiting with them, enjoyed his set with the band. Remembered that I had this photo taken there. We treasure that memory!Two Spector 5 string basses, Martin D-18, Taylor 812CE, 1996’Epiphone Sheraton, 1944 Epiphone Zenith, a killer Luttrell 6 string resophonic, 1932 Model 56 Dobro, Beard Model E, Martin Soprano Uke, 10 string 1953 Alkire Eharp, Peavey Nashville 112, Fender Bassman, Fender 75 watt Rumble, and a Fender 100 watt Rumble.