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Rogers-Barnett, Cheryl, and Frank T. Thompson.

Legacy

Rogers and Evans became well known as advocates for adoption and as founders and operators of children's charities.

In 1929, Rogers had the opportunity to travel to California with his sister's father-in-law, and the rest of the family followed in the spring of 1930.

Rogers and his father immediately found employment as truck drivers for a highway construction project. The economic hardship of the Great Depression had followed them West, and the Slyes soon found themselves among the economic refugees traveling from job to job picking fruit and living in worker campsites. Rogers' father soon realized that the farm alone would provide insufficient income for his family, and he took a job at a shoe factory in Portsmouth.

He, for example, had about decided on a trip to Hawaii by steamer. .

The whole thing was carried off with dignity and a complete, refreshing lack of cheap cracks on the part of filmland’s pack of gossip columnists.

Yep, there’s gonna be a Queen now, too, and that’s all te the good. The couple adopted several children after the death of their natural child from complications of Downs' Syndrome.

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“The gong sounds, and the announcement comes—‘all ashore that’s going ashore’—then everybody has to rush down the gangplank.

In 1919 the Slyes purchased a farm about 12 miles north of Portsmouth at Duck Run, near Lucasville, Ohio. Roy was also twice elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame, first as a member of The Sons of the Pioneers in 1980 and as a soloist in 1988.

Personal life

Rogers and his second wife, Arline (Wilkins) had three children: an adopted daughter, Cheryl, and two biological children, Linda Lou and Roy Jr. Arline died of an embolism shortly after giving birth to Roy Jr. (Dusty) in 1946. The mistletoe, a fungus growth on the giant sycamore, made us think of kisses—naturally—and kisses made us think of romance—naturally.

In 1941, the Sons of the Pioneers co-starred with Rogers in Red River Valley, continuing their partnership with him in films through 1948. “That sure appeals to me,” he remarked. You can be hustling along and it looks like you’re headin’ for all kinds o’ prosperity, when boom! The Answer Is God; The Inspiring Personal Story of Dale Evans and Roy Rogers. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1955.

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