Thursday, October 6, 2011
Otis Slone and daughter Judy
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Grandma Susanna Slone
Was told this is Grandma Slone (Susanna thomas Slone ) but she was a very short lady and this lady as you can see is not short . Not sure who this is! Judy Slone McNeese
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Bill Slone Payne Recreation Center
Playing music at the Payne Recreation Center in Moraine City, Ohio Feb. 14, 2011
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Monday, January 19, 2009
Joyce, Judy, Emmie and Tweeda
This picture was taken in in the summer of 2008 at the Moraine City Park in Dayton, Ohio and was sent in by Judy (Slone) McNeese
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Sunday, January 18, 2009
Eddie, Ronnie And Ernie Slone
Here are three of my uncles: Eddie, Ronnie and Ernie Slone. Photograph was taken at the Moraine City Park in Dayton, Ohio and was sent in by Judy McNeese. Thanks Judy!
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Emmie, Ernie, Judy, and Tweeda
Pictured from left to right are brother and sisters: Emmie, Ernie, Judy, and Tweeda.
Thanks goes to Judy (Slone) McNeese for sending this picture in to share with everyone. Photo was taken in Moraine City, Ohio in 2008.
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Thanks goes to Judy (Slone) McNeese for sending this picture in to share with everyone. Photo was taken in Moraine City, Ohio in 2008.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Kentucky Related Websites
I thought I would list some websites that would be of interest to those living, or originating, in Kentucky. I have been to many different states, but I always come back home to Kentucky. If you would like to suggest a website to be added here use the contact form to submit it. If anyone has a Slone related website I welcome you to submit it.
IDigBluegrass.com
Local Kentucky Area Bluegrass Music, Artists and fans from all over.
Bill Monroe
The "Founding Father" of Bluegrass music himself!
Ralph Stanley
Probably the best and definitely the most influential banjo picker of all time.
J.D.Crowe
J.D. Crowe and The New South has been prforming and touring since 1971.
The SteelDrivers
A relatively new band with members from Floyd and Johnson Counties. I saw these guys live and they are really good.
Jerry Clower
Jerry Clower wasn't from Kentucky, but I am sure that many of us grew up laughing at his southern "old time" comedy. Clower was a Christian and he proved that comedians can be funny without resorting to dirty or offensive jokes.
Kentucky.gov
Kentucky Tourism
Kentucky.com
Kentucky Legislature Home Page
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Kentucky State Parks
Kentucky Music
IDigBluegrass.com
Local Kentucky Area Bluegrass Music, Artists and fans from all over.
Bill Monroe
The "Founding Father" of Bluegrass music himself!
Ralph Stanley
Probably the best and definitely the most influential banjo picker of all time.
J.D.Crowe
J.D. Crowe and The New South has been prforming and touring since 1971.
The SteelDrivers
A relatively new band with members from Floyd and Johnson Counties. I saw these guys live and they are really good.
Who Remembers Jerry Clower?
Jerry Clower
Jerry Clower wasn't from Kentucky, but I am sure that many of us grew up laughing at his southern "old time" comedy. Clower was a Christian and he proved that comedians can be funny without resorting to dirty or offensive jokes.
Kentucky Government, Information and Tourism Websites
Kentucky.gov
Kentucky Tourism
Kentucky.com
Kentucky Legislature Home Page
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Kentucky State Parks
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