Don and Phil is a sons of Ike Everly.

Terry Everly was born on Feb. 20, 1948. He married at 18 and have kids, Jason, Danny and Jesse, and D-I-V-O-R-C-E in 1972. Terry married to another one and have 2 children, Shannon and Lisa. He married for the last time, Patty Everly and have 4 sons, Blake, Jody, Cody, and John. Jason is not married, Danny is married to actress Joan Collins and Divorced in 2000. Jesse married Elizabeth Taylor in 2001. Shannon have a date with her boyfriend over 12 years, Mike Wallace. She married to Atlanta Hawks' Ira Newble and have a son named Randall Hank. Lisa loves her man, Elijah Slater. she have her baby girl named Lily Lynne. Jody is a crew member of the Everly Brothers and Blake loves games.

Cassy Kulwicki is a widow of Alan Kulwicki.
Paula Fly is the ex-wife of Jimmie Johnson and divorced on June 12, 2001.
Brenda Stewart-Thurston is the ex-wife of Tony Stewart and divorce on Mar. 2, 2003, and her husband, Jamie Lee Thurston.

Stanton Fly loves Craftsman Truck Series at 19. and Amelia Fly said Yes.

Victoria Williams was born in 1982
Margot Williams was born in 1984
Morgana Williams was born in 1986.

This is a beautiful biography of both Wyonna Judd and her mother, Naomi Judd. There are more than 15 color and black and white photographs throughout the book (mostly color). It is a nice size for reading and includes a glossary of musical and medical terms. There is also an index. It is from 1995 so it is fairly current. What an inspiring story on how to handle difficulties and to persevere in following your dreams. Feel free to email me with any comments or questions.

A great photo-filled cookbook...few original recipes, but some tasty bits of Naomi's Southern Wisdom. I'm guessing that if there weren't so many photos of Wynonna Judd in the book, the publishers might have taken a "pass" on it. Maybe this is the precursor to "LOVE CAN BUILD A BRIDGE PART II; AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE".

I love this book! Down home country food. The recipes are easy to make, but full of flavor. These are recipes that your grandma would make, and hopefully will inspire you to bring your family back to the kitchen table.

This is a wonderful cookbook. The recipes call for basic ingredients and are easy to make and taste delicious. I grew up eating food like this, reminded me of my childhood, hence "comfort food". The photos and Naomi's inspirations make you want to invite your family and friends over for dinner! This book would be a great Christmas present.

In light of recent revelations about the misrepresentations and inaccuracies of specific facts and details in LOVE CAN BUILD A BRIDGE, all I can surmise about this work is that it is a great FICTIONAL STORY, based on a true story, but highly manipulated and manicured to put NAOMI JUDD in a flattering light. Creative, witty, and highly imaginative, Naomi Judd is no doubt a talented writer...of fiction. Take the content of this book with a grain of salt.

A wonderfull book and song that show how children work togother through love. Beautifull illustrations with a simple but wonderfull message that even an adult would appreciate.

As a fan of country music and the Judds I found this book extreemly interesting. I know there are so many rags to riches stories out there, but somehow Naomi makes you feel that this one is different. She wants the fans that love her know about how her life has gone, about the illness that she has and how she is overcoming it. I loved it! It was extreemly moving. Thanks Naomi!!!

Luckily, I picked this poorly written book up at the library before buying. The jacket is convincing, as is the fact that the author had 35-36 yrs experience as a journalist etc. But his innumerable errors border on the ridiculous, including his constant referral to the Merv Griffen show as the "Merv Griffeth Show". His commentary is calculating, biased, and just plain nonsensical. PLEASE, don't waste your time!

I have read almost every book and article written on the Judds. There is no way this author did anything but rehash info from other publications. The typos and mis-statements are so bad that I cannot believe that a reputable publisher would print this. At one point the author attributes a quote to Naomi that is actually some lyrics from the song "John Deere Tractor" which the Judds recorded. This book was a total waste of money. I put it down about half way through and have no desire to finish it. I agree that a country music fan's dollars are much better spent on books like "Love Can Build a Bridge" or "Dreaming Out Loud".

I did enjoy reading this book, but agree with the reader in Virginia, that the story was difficult to follow at times. The editing in this book was far from meeting my expectations. There are several typos and word reversals throughout the book. One thing stated which really baffled me was the author's statment that Naomi was quite upset by Princess Diana's death in 1997 because Naomi and Princess Diana shared the same birthday. Just a few pages prior to that statement it was stated that Naomi's birthday is January 11 and Princess Diana's birthday was July 1. Where did the author get his information on that one? It made me wonder what other information is his book was incorrect.