Greetings
April 23, 2011 - April 30, 2011
The most recent week's greetings, Sunday through Saturday, are posted here in descending order. Scroll down to see previous days. Reach out and touch someone! Send your own greeting»
April 23, 2011 - April 30, 2011
The most recent week's greetings, Sunday through Saturday, are posted here in descending order. Scroll down to see previous days. Reach out and touch someone! Send your own greeting»
April 30, 2011
To: Cherie Worth
To Mom in the audience from your loving kids in Colorado and New York - we're so proud that you've dedicated more than 40 years to educating the kids who need it most, and happy that this is your last semester before retirement. You're still the best teacher we've ever had.
—Chris & Jennifer Worth
To: Rachel Boeglin
(Please read at your St. Louis show, as Rachel will be in the audience.) Rachel, I was thinking of flunking you, so that EHOC could keep you as an intern, but instead I'll wish you the best as a JVC volunteer in the Big Apple. Ciao!
—Mira Tanna
To: My son, Jacob
Well son, at the tender age of 20, you finally landed yourself a summer job. Not sure who's happier about this - me or my wallet.
—Scott Wilson
To: Larry Kuhl
Your 50 years old this week, so I've been praying that we both live to at least a ripe old age of 100 - that way we can still just be middle aged a little whole longer.
—Scott Wilson
To: Samuel Cooper
Well son, we know tonight is your big prom night, but you see Garrison Keillor has come to town. So, take some pictures for us and let us know how it all goes. Love, your utterly exhausted parents,
—Scott Wilson
To: Joe & Marilynn Wilson
How on earth after 50+ years can you be so completely enamored with one another? Happy Golden Anniversary to Joe & Marilyn Wilson from their finally grateful children.
—Scott Wilson
To: Louis
To Louis, my 10-year-old son, who just got a trumpet yesterday. I wish you many happy toots.
—Angela Morgan
To: Nancy Sturm
Happy 60th Birthday to Nonna Nancy in Ormond Beach, FL. Sorry we are not there to celebrate. You should be HERE at the show! Love,
—Favorite Grandson
To: Pat Coy
Thanks for introducing me to this show 25 yrs ago on that 12 hr van ride on our Spring Break Service Trip.
—Greg Rohde
To: Nana Thacker
Happy Birthday to Nana whose birthday was this past Easter Sunday. The last time your birthday fell on Easter was 1859! We love you, Nana!
—Katie Newman
To: Grandma and Grandpa 'S' and 'Z'
We are planning to visit you the weekend between winter and road construction – is that in May or June this year?
—Matt and Julie Sadler
To: Michelle and Jonny
Looking forward to the "George Straight" wedding in June of my twin sister's daughter, Michelle George, to Jonny Straight in Manitou Springs, Colorado! Hurray!
—Bonnie Wade
April 29, 2011
To: Dale Menke, Principal Rockwood Summit High School
Happy retirement, I'll drive you to your last high school prom after the show. From your loving wife.
—Bridget Hermann
To: Various family members in Oklahoma, Iowa, Texas, Tennessee, New York and Washington state.
Melanie and Christopher wish you all could just make a Missouri Compromise and move to St. Louis.....
—Melanie Ave
April 28, 2011
To: Bill Fraser
Happy Birthday to the best Billf in the midwest!
—Walter Robinson
To: Mom
After 28 years of your very persistent suggestions, here we are with tickets. I hope you're as excited as I am. I love you.
—Alfie Cruse
To: Mike Berenc
I could not have made it through the past 6 months without you, thank you. Life begins anew!
—Dale Berenc
To: Margery Plotkin
Happy Belated Birthday and thank you for finding me a wonderful rescue dog!
—Richard Truex
April 27, 2011
To: Janice, Carolyn, James
Kids, Thanks for the tickets for your Dad's 50th. He didn't quite need a walker and we didn't need a baby-sitter Mom and Dad
—Jim Beatty
To: joshua groft
happy 8th anniversary butch! love always, sundance.
—jahnna harvey
To: Margaret Meyer
Happy 50th Birthday to my darling wife of 17 years.. If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing. (I'd have just done it a lot sooner!)
—Lowell Meyer
To: Emily Saville
We're over a week late, but we'd still like to wish Emi a happy 2nd birthday in Seattle from her grandparents in St. Louis. You go girl, especially on that plasma car!
—Jerri Stroud
To: LeRoy Peters
Happy Birthday! Keep playing that guitar, dancing with Delores and enjoying Jello salads at Lutheran church dinners. Lord, you've eaten lots in your 90 years...
—Susan Vincent
To: Mommy Salami
A GREAT BIG HOOTIE HOO to my saintly mother, without whome i would not be here celebrating the 44th aniversary of my birth. (She drove 8^)
—wooly bull
To: Chris
My dear! Happy Anniversary. Eight years together have been so sweet.
—Kalen Ponche
To: Connor, Annelise (ah nah lees), and Amelia Joy
You are Strong, Kind, Gentle, and True, Sure as the shining stars above the rain, and Miracles like the turtles in the sea. Step every step toward your goals, chin up. My Sweetheart, Sugar Plum and Joy, Your I.E. loves you.
—Jennifer Baur
To: Sharon Megee
Hi Mom and Dad, I hope you have fun at the taping! Wish I could be there. I love you both!
—David Megee
To: Aunt Debbie
Would like to wish my favorite Aunt and Godmother a very happy 50th birthday!
—Liz Gaines
To: Florene Irene Quintero
Hey Mom, Happy Mother's day from your oldest of seven children, Tom (Thomas) in Afghanistan. Thanks for your prayers. You are a good woman that I have the best of within me. I miss you, love you and will be see you soon. COL Tom Quintero, US Forces, Afghanistan
—Tom Quintero
To: Helen & Dudley Shaw
Greetings from the Swiss Alps to the St. Louis Arch!
—Nancy & Urs Kienberger
April 26, 2011
To: Toonie
(for the April 30th Show) Hi to my lovely wife Toonie, who is back at home in Maine, wishing she had a horse.
—Steve Goldstein
April 25, 2011
To: Dave and Mo
Howdy to our cousins in Arlington VA.
—John and Kathy Bartlow
To: Pam Stewart
Happy belated birthday Mom backslash Pam Stewart. We love you. Kate, Madison, Dan, and Popagano the blind bird dog.
—Dan Stewart
To: Jack Poston
Life is an ocean, love is a boat. In troubled waters it keeps us afloat. Happy 30th anniversary! Love you.
—Elizabeth Poston
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Announce an engagement, admonish the babysitter, celebrate a birthday, or just say hi. At each live show, we collect greetings from the audience and from the Web site for Garrison to read on the air.
Each week's greetings will be collected and posted with that week's broadcast in the archive, and may be selected to be read on the air. To see your greeting, go to "Old Shows" and find the week you submitted it.
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