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Julie Rae Jennings Burdette ... memorial page for Waylon Jennings (15 Jun 1937–13 Feb 2002), Find a Grave Memorial ID 6179360, citing City of Mesa Cemetery, Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA; Maintained by Find a Grave. · Report Abuse. Are you sure ...
2. Apr. 2024 · Jennings had several romantic relationships throughout his life. He was first married to Maxine Lawrence in 1956. They had four children together, Terry Vance Jennings, Tomi Lynne, Julie Rae Jennings, and Buddy Dean. Jennings eventually divorced Lawrence and married his second wife, Lynne Jones. They had a son together, Shooter Jennings, who ...
25. Jan. 2019 · Waylon Jennings 1937 – 2002. Maxine Carol Lawrence Hines 1937 – 2004. Siblings. Julie Rae Jennings Burdette 1958 – 2014. Deana Carol Jennings 1964 – 2015. Sponsored by Ancestry. Advertisement. See more Jennings memorials in: Oakw ...
18. Mai 2020 · That marriage produced four children: Terry Vance, Julie Rae, Buddy Dean, and Deana. Jennings was married for a second time on December 10, 1962 to Lynne Jones, adopting a child, Tomi Lynne. The pair divorced in 1967. He next married Barbara Rood. Waylon’s song “This Time” was inspired by his string of marriages and divorces. Enjoy Waylon’s audio video performance of the tune below!
The legend of Waylon Jennings lives through his creative and motivated sons, Terry and Shooter. Born when his father was only 19 years old, Terry Jennings has been around music his entire life. Terry Vance Jennings is one of four children with Waylon’s first wife, Maxine Lawrence. Terry was introduced to the music business at an early age ...
28. Mai 2003 · Waylon Jennings, one of country music's original "outlaws," died Feb. 13, 2002, at 6 of complications from diabetes. Taylor Ray Jennings' mother, Julie, and his aunt Deana are both daughters of the late country singer. In addition to his aunt and mother, Mr. Jennings is survived by his grandmother, Maxine Hines, of Grand Prairie. With Sadness ...
1. Juli 2019 · Waylon Jennings’ Son Undergoes Heart Transplant. Before Waylon Jennings was an outlaw country legend, he was a bass player in Buddy Holly’s band. He was hired by Holly for the Winter Dance Party Tour, which began on January 23, 1959. Because of the freezing temperatures and the broken heater on their tour bus, Holly chartered a four-person ...
