Dan Acree’s story about living in Oklahoma and listening to distant radio signals brought back a flood of memories—all good—of growing up in Tulsa. I also discovered the Wolfman on XERF-AM and tuned in Larry Lujack (WLS-AM), William “Hoss” Allen (WLAC-AM) and many others. Was there a better time for radio? I don’t think so. Nothing can replace the DJ talking to you and spinning the 45s.

All of us at Habitat for Humanity of Grayson County are truly grateful for Texoma Living!’s sponsorship of the Home Sweet Home Tour. The funds raised will build part of a simple, decent, affordable home.

Thank you so much for including me in Texoma Living!. I’ve had wonderful response. Customers feel they know me even better and I’ve met so many more people because of the article. I had no idea how many people read the magazine.

I cannot possibly be the only person who didn’t know “brazier” wasn’t the name of a Dairy Queen franchisee, but a style of grilling. For as long as I can remember, I thought the “Brazier family” owned most of the DQ’s in Texas.

Thank you for including me in your list of 10 Artists. Writer Joe Munoz did a great job on my story.

Texoma Living! has made this little North Texas community just one step above the rest!

I love your publication. You are how I keep up with my hometown of Sherman.

Where do you find writers for your magazine? I have noticed that there are new names in each issue and I wonder what it takes to become a freelance writer for Texoma Living!.

Robert Ely
Denison

I am disappointed that you limit your coverage to a small area. You have a very fine magazine that needs more exposure. I am a member of the Creative Arts Center in Bonham and have done several lectures there, at the Paris, Texas Art League, Greenville Art League, and others.

Jess Russell
Caddo Mills, Texas

I was very pleased with the article on me in the Summer issue. I thought (writer) Will Watson did a super job. I have had many favorable comments on the article and also about your magazine. Your magazine gives some much needed class to the area.

Jerry Peddicord, Cpt. U.S.N., Ret.
Pottsboro