Death hurts so bad for the people left behind. I Love this couple. They seem like some really good people that you would want to know. My heart goes out to Miss Phyllis now. Shes already going through so much already.
One of my favorite videos you made was about angels. You knew the angels were real and now you can see them and that makes me smile. Mr. Bucky you will be missed terribly... ❤
Mr Bucky you put a soft spot in my for you and Mrs Phyllis, I feel a closeness to you guys. You will forever be in my heart.❤️🙏🏽 Sorry for the loss of your husband.😢
Mr. Bucky you're just my favorite. I love your old South charm and your charisma. You remind of growing up listening to my aunts and uncles tell stories. I could sit in your living room and listen to you for hours. I also love that you and Mrs. Phyllis do morning devotional. Y'all are precious!
He is such a sweet man and he's it's a term of respect in the south, same as ma'am and sir for those ya don't know! Blessing always Mr. Bucky.. you'll be missed.
Miss Phyllis, so many of us are amazed at your recipes and ideas. I've been shocked to hear the news from you, Miss Phyllis, about the passing of your beloved Mr. Bucky. You've left everyone remembering that none of us are promised tomorrow. God bless you and I know Mr. Bucky is resting in the arms of Our Lord and Savior.
Mr.Bucky.....what a sweet kind gentle soul you were...Miss Phyllis will miss you terribly and so will all of us who love your videos. Heaven got a whole lot sweeter when you got there...what a friend we have in Jesus who makes it all possible..
I so loved Miss Phyllis and Mr. Bucky. Coming from New York, I fell absolutely in love with the lovely people of the south and their traditions - this being one of them. I often tell my husband that we are so fortunate to have moved here and discovered a more gentile way of life. Thanking all down here for their lovely manners and everyday politeness. It has been such a breath of fresh air. I already miss Miss Phyllis and her videos. May her and Mr. Bucky Rest In Peace.
Rest in peace Mr Bucky, I had only just begun watching your videos. Phyllis my thoughts are with you and may God stay by your side for as long as you need him.
Oh my Lord how cute are you. Mr. Bucky and Miss Phyllis, you both are too cute and need your own show preferably on PBS. You gave my vote 👍 God bless you both
MAY God keep you in his loving hands. I enjoyed listening to Mr, Bukie talk about the bible . It is sad to lose the love of your life, my husband passed away 11 years ago in an accident at work, we had been married 43 years, keep the faith and look to god for your strength, love from one of your many followers
Death is always hardest on those left behind and it leaves a whole in your soul that never goes away. I'm sorry you lost your husband. I feel bad for Miss Phyllis as well, especially with her health...life is so strange, as I get older I realise how mysterious it really is.
Yes , I lost my husband 13 1/2 yrs.ago at 60 .We were married 41 yrs. God bless Miss Phyllis and their family. I just met them and now he's gone.This is a nice Video. He is such a handsome , sweet , humorous man with a wonderful voice . RIP.dear Mr.Bucky..🙏😇💔
Dear Phyllis, I hope Mr. Bucky’s videos bring you some comfort. You have over the years taught me some very interesting things. Recently, your strength and love of life has been inspiring. I know Mr. Bucky loved and respected you deeply. We know he is at peace in heaven. I will pray for you to feel the great love and support from all your friends and family as well as God’s love.
Mr. Bucky, I loved listening to your stories and those of Ms. Phyllis. You had a life to envy and you and Ms. Phyllis have taught us all out here how to grow old gracefully and with dignity. Rest high on that mountain and we will hear your stories again.
That is a great message. I too, born and raised in Kingsport, Tennessee.... but moved away as a very young person, but even tho, having been gone from the beautiful South.... I have always addressed men and women of most all ages....... Mr. Or Miss. or Ma'am.... or Sir.......... it is with me to stay forever ! And how very proud I am to do so.
My son went into the Army, and was told by some of the older non-coms that he didn't need to call them "Sir." He always replied that his mother would do him more harm than anyone in the Army if she ever heard him address an older person without a "Mister" before their name, and his mother was bigger and badder than all of them! I was so proud of him for that. They were so impressed that he had good manners, and, as a buck private, he was often asked to make up a foursome when the officers needed someone to play golf. He would ask why he was playing golf with Generals, and was told it was because he could talk intelligently with anyone, and they didn't know why. He was raised in a minister's home, and had heard great men talk about great ideas in his home growing up, and could be polite. I am still a proud mother, and he is nearing 50, now.
Well, Mr. Bucky and Miss Phyllis, I am convinced, had I known you both when I came South from the north, I could have answered a lot of my own questions about New and odd customs, and this is one of them...where did the Bucky come from? I have often wondered about that, and the explanation of calling each other by Mr. or Miss or Ms. being a sign of respect was SO well explained! And now I have picked up the same practice. Not a bad habit to have! RIP Mr. Bucky and Ms. Phyllis. Y'all are dearly missed.
It is such a testimony to the specialness of Mr. Bucky & Miss Phyllis that we are all going through these videos due to the heartache we are all feeling at the loss of Mr. Bucky and the cancer struggle of Miss Phyllis. This is SUPER SUPER tough on us all. We have been through so much of their lives with them through these videos. They are family really. I love them. We must keep praying and holding Phyllis up in prayer. Please leave a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven’t and click on the sponsored ads or at least let the ads play through don’t click SKIP AD. This will help Miss Phyllis financially. Our little way of helping Phyllis. Bless you all! 💕🕊🙏🏽
Miss Phyllis you are so sweet to put Mr. Bucky’s story up again. It is so good to see his happy face. You have been on my mind ever since I learned of his passing. God bless you. Love and prayers.
How awesome to have these videos...what a great man.. he made a success out of life and him being home surrounded by love he made a success of dying. We can't ask for more. God bless you and Mr. Bucky
Our Lord recieved a special angel ! I know miss Phyllis is in great pain , grieving the absence of Mr. Bucky ..I'm sure he's nearby his sweet loving wife ! You are & will continue to be missed by many ! What joy , laughter , great information the two of you have shared with us all . Neither will ever be forgotten !! Keeping you close in my thoughts & prayers dear Phyllis 🛐🙏🙌✝️🦉🕊️🐩♥️
What a lovely explanation of why you are called Mr. Bucky and Miss Phyllis is named such. I LOVE the two of you! Such a wise and interesting couple you are! Thank you for sharing your lives with us! God Bless on your plans for your new tiny house!
Rest in peace mr Bucky! We miss your precious southern ways ! I never got to tell you but I loved the way you showed your respect and love for ms Phyllis ... Very rare these days! Ms Phyllis sure misses you!
Mr. Bucky Stokes, you’ve earned your wings, and you’re now an Angel in heaven. Thank you for sharing your wisdom, and your life’s knowledge. You taught me to be a better person with your kindness. You and Mrs. Phyllis will always be my favorite two people in the world. Rest In Peace, dearest friend.
As I was growing up in the south my mama taught me to always call anyone older than me Mr.or Miss...sir or ma'am as a sign of respect..I'm 70 yrs old and I still do it to this day..I've taught my kids the same..May had gold you in his living arms.💕
Awesome story. My stepfather is called Bucky, who was from McDowell Va. His real name is Luther but everyone has called him Bucky since he was two years old. And yes Amen to the Mr. and Mrs. I was taught to say Mr. or Mrs. in front of their first name. Thank you for this adorable story. I love Ms. Phyllis.
Well...it looks like so many of us are missing you...we all came to see you on the videos. Rest in peace Mr. Bucky. Your sweet Miss Phyllis is in our prayers right now..she is lost without you. You are missed by so many.
Ms Phyllis, I am so saddened by the new of you dear husband Mr Bucky, I will keep you in my prayers, you are such an inspiration to me, I love watching your videos. I pray that your family surrounds you with love.
Thank you Ms Phyllis for your videos so we can always hear Mr Bucky share his wisdom. I love you both. Even though Mr Bucky is gone, I will never forget him! You and Mr Bucky have touched so many lives! YOUR lives have made a difference! Thank you! ❤️❤️
Loved your Video and Story Mr. Bucky. I love Ms. Phyllis's videos also. I could hear you and Ms. Phyllis speak for hours. It is so very interesting and fun. I am so happy I found both of your channels. Wishing you all a wonderful and blessed day. GOD BLESS YOU, MS. PHYLLIS AND YOUR LOVED ONES. Greetings from Hamburg,Germany
Jan.15,2020. Mr Buckey still miss seeing you and hearing from you this feed popped up today! Haven heard from Miss Phyllis in a while miss seeing her and hearing her and learing new recipes hope shes well yt Steffanie ropicky
I know exactly what you are saying. Southern hospitality was a real thing when I was growing up. People are just different in the south. I was born and raised in Delaware (and still live in DE), but my Dad was born and raised in Georgia until he went into the Airforce and got stationed in Dover, DE. But, every summer as I was growing up (during the 60's) we would spend 2-3 weeks in GA visiting my Dad's family. I truly loved the southern way of life. People seemed not to be in such a hurry. There were quite a few family members that had real water wells to fetch water and for some reason, there just wasn't anything like sipp'n cool fresh water from an old tin ladle on a hot summer day. And some still had huge wood stoves to cook by and even had those water drawers to heat up water for doing dishes and/or baths. I think back then (in the 60's) they were poor and could not upgrade their homes, but for me, it was a wonderful experience. I still remember going with my cousins down the road to a real general store to get a Coca-Cola and some comic books, and I loved the smell inside that store, it had a unique smell to it (possibly the smell of tobacco, i.e. chew'n tobacco and snuff, I think). Fond memories. Enjoy the story of how you became known as "Mr. Bucky".
For those who haven't lived in the South, in some circles it's actually unusual to be called by your given name. I never heard so many people go by nicknames of all varieties
Oh Mr. Bucky I miss you so much. I miss your prayers, your steady demeanor and your laugh. You are with Jesus but you are truly missed. God bless and keep you Phyllis.
Rest in peace Mr.Bucky. I just found your CHANNEL and Miss Phyllis CHANNEL .I 'm so sad that you are not here to see this. Bless your family .Thank you so much. 🙏😇😍
Bless you dear Mr.Bucky Lord, please help Mrs.Stokes especially now, with chemo coming up "& Mr.Bucky being with you. Please heal her body & soul. Love to her & the whole family xxxx
I was so glad to find this video as I kept wondering how you got the nickname, "Mr. Bucky". While I knew that Southerners always call a woman "Miss", I did not know that it was traditional to call the little boys by "Mr." I lived in OK for 15 years and loved the fact that as soon as a child there can talk, they are taught to say, "Yes, M'am and No Sir", along with other niceties. I do believe that children in the South and in other states like OK, & Arkansas, are taught to be respectful of adults more so than in other areas of the country. However, it has been quite a while since I've been in any of those areas so it may not be the same anymore. Unfortunately, society has changed so much that in our days of being children we not only learned a fear of God, but the same respectful kind of fear for parents, teachers, and anyone else in authority. I think we were blessed to have lived in the best years of life in America, don't you agree? Even Christian teachings are not what it used to be, nor is the church, but I'm sure some would excuse that by saying that I'm just an old fuddy duddy.... and perhaps they're right about that! LOL LOL
God bless you Mr Bucky, and enfold Ms Phyllis with his grace and mercy , give her the strength to carry on with life and her health struggles until your together again 🙏⛪
I love your name: Mr. Bucky!!! I was born in Florida and it is a part of our Southern heritage to call our elders Mr. or Miss.....or Mrs. It was and still is a respect we give to our elders or peers. I found you and Mrs. Phyllis on youtube and I am so happy I did. I watched Mrs. Phyllis cook and then one day found that you had a youtube channel too....Fantastic!!! Thank you so much for doing these and making them available to us. They are very special to me and I find that my day is not complete without them. Much love and much appreciation to you both.
Me. Bucky I'm sure your students enjoyed having you as their educator in the classroom, you explained that well and yes I agree on people using Mr.& Mrs. I’m from WV and it’s not done here either, not unless we are addressing an adult or an elderly person, teacher or boss. I wish it was taught in the homes at an early age. Thank you again for the videos that you and Mrs Phillis take the time for.
R.I.P. Mr. Bucky..We'll miss you here dear sir, but we will get to meet you again one day when we get to join you in heaven..Thank you for sharing God's Word with us.
We are from the south too even though we live in CO now. And that is how we were raised. My son still calls men and women Mr. so and so or Miss so and so. Respect is what it is.
I just love how you and "Miss Phyllis" can talk a whole 10 minutes about something and make it interesting. You both have a way with story telling and I just love watching you both. I hope you are both healthy and well, knowing of the recent loss of your beloved doggie. Happy Holidays!
Hello Mr. Bucky! I love yours and of course Miss Phyllis's videos! I watch everyday ... hers and now yours too! Please do more devotionals! I enjoy them SO much! I not only love your pleasant sounding voice ... I enjoy the lesson you are trying to show us. Thank you and Miss Phyllis for allowing us into your home with you both and all 3 of your poodle boys each day!
My son’s name is Charles but he got Casey for a nickname from very early on...and now he couldn’t be any other ...we have Big & Little in our family...I love the south and it’s endearing ways...no place like it..
My heart breaks for you, I know we will all miss Mr Bucky, he was a gentleman. Though I live in the U.K. and never knew what the title Southern gentleman meant I do now having seen these videos.
Mr. Bucky I will miss your appearances in the videos. You were such a sweet man. May God hold you in his arms and please send sweet Phyllis some healing. RIP.
Interesting story! I'm old school also, raised in the South and learned to call the elders Mr and Miss as a sign of respect. Thank you for sharing the story of how you became to be known as Mr Bucky! My thought have been on how Miss Phyllis is doing. We hope that she is doing okay. Sending lots of prayers for you both. God bless!
I had an elderly real estate client here in Massachusetts who is raised in rural Tennessee. When her daughter introduced her to me she was introduced as Miss Vivian. It seems so correct and until she passed away myself and everyone who had business with the property transfer deferred to her is Miss Vivian. It’s a lovely custom and it sounds so much better when you say it in your soft southern accent. I know you’re gone but I’m posting but somehow I think you Miss Phyllis. Will see it.
I, too, wondered why you were called Mr. Bucky....I'm glad I stumbled across this video. Ha..ha... I found your wife's cooking videos months ago and have learned and saved a lot of good recipes and techniques from her. I always enjoy watching when she has you participate in a video.....both of you have such soothing voices.
Rest in Peace Mr. Bucky. We will miss you so very much. And your precious Angel here on earth misses you terribly.
Rest in peace Mr. Bucky. You are/were a lovely, lovely man. You will be missed.
RIP Mr. Bucky, Miss Phyllis is missing you a lot right now. Prayers for her and your son. 🙏💔🙏
Death hurts so bad for the people left behind. I Love this couple. They seem like some really good people that you would want to know. My heart goes out to Miss Phyllis now. Shes already going through so much already.
I dont think you have to tell him she misses him
Rest in Peace Mr Bucky. You are a very fine gentleman.
I miss you already and Ms Phyllis misses you even more Mr Bucky.May your soul Rest in peace😭🕊🕊🙏🏾
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Our thoughts and prayers are with Ms Phyllis. 💔
mikhiel troyah that's heart touching and I can imagine the shock,because it caught me off guard as well.
It was nice to meet you mr. Bucky..R I. P......... Prayers out for your wife as she is grieving for you now and Joy...that you are in God's arms..
One of my favorite videos you made was about angels. You knew the angels were real and now you can see them and that makes me smile. Mr. Bucky you will be missed terribly... ❤
Mr Bucky you put a soft spot in my for you and Mrs Phyllis, I feel a closeness to you guys. You will forever be in my heart.❤️🙏🏽 Sorry for the loss of your husband.😢
Rest now dear friend, and thank you for being part of our lives.
Oh my Gosh! Mr. Bucky was such a sweet and loving man! Oh my......😭
Mr. Bucky you're just my favorite. I love your old South charm and your charisma. You remind of growing up listening to my aunts and uncles tell stories. I could sit in your living room and listen to you for hours. I also love that you and Mrs. Phyllis do morning devotional. Y'all are precious!
I miss your wisdom and your smiling face and also your love of old southern ways. May god rest your Soul Mr. Bucky. Phyllis is missing you terribly.
Well said Mary.. .you expressed the feelings of thousands of Mrs. Stokes' viewers, I'm sure.
RIP Mr. Bucky 7/7/2019
He is such a sweet man and he's it's a term of respect in the south, same as ma'am and sir for those ya don't know! Blessing always Mr. Bucky.. you'll be missed.
Miss Phyllis, so many of us are amazed at your recipes and ideas. I've been shocked to hear the news from you, Miss Phyllis, about the passing of your beloved Mr. Bucky. You've left everyone remembering that none of us are promised tomorrow. God bless you and I know Mr. Bucky is resting in the arms of Our Lord and Savior.
Mr Bucky we will miss you love your videos. Rest in Peace. My thoughts are with Miss Phyllis in this sad time. Xx
May you Rest In Peace, Mr. Bucky. You are still loved and missed.
Rest in peace Mr. Bucky. You will be missed and never forgotten. Sweet gentle kind soul you are. Lovin Mr. Bucky in Nebraska!
RIP Mr Bucky, I love you and Ms Phyllis so much
Thank you Mr. Bucky, for your witness and for sharing your life, memories, thoughts and especially Miss Phyllis with us all. We'll see you soon.☝
Too cute...this popped up in my 'feed' today....RIP Mr. Bucky....I live in western NC and we also do the Mr. or Miss to show respect!
Rip Dear Sir...our hearts are breaking for Phyllis 😐
He will be missed. I love you Phyllis and I'm praying for you.
Mr.Bucky.....what a sweet kind gentle soul you were...Miss Phyllis will miss you terribly and so will all of us who love your videos. Heaven got a whole lot sweeter when you got there...what a friend we have in Jesus who makes it all possible..
I so loved Miss Phyllis and Mr. Bucky. Coming from New York, I fell absolutely in love with the lovely people of the south and their traditions - this being one of them. I often tell my husband that we are so fortunate to have moved here and discovered a more gentile way of life. Thanking all down here for their lovely manners and everyday politeness. It has been such a breath of fresh air. I already miss Miss Phyllis and her videos. May her and Mr. Bucky Rest In Peace.
Rest in peace Mr Bucky, I had only just begun watching your videos. Phyllis my thoughts are with you and may God stay by your side for as long as you need him.
Had an urge to hear your voice you will be missed.
You are such a sweet man, I know Miss Phyllis misses you so much. Prayers for you and her.
Oh my Lord how cute are you. Mr. Bucky and Miss Phyllis, you both are too cute and need your own show preferably on PBS. You gave my vote 👍 God bless you both
You all are so much fun and interesting
MAY God keep you in his loving hands. I enjoyed listening to Mr, Bukie talk about the bible . It is sad to lose the love of your life, my husband passed away 11 years ago in an accident at work, we had been married 43 years, keep the faith and look to god for your strength, love from one of your many followers
Death is always hardest on those left behind and it leaves a whole in your soul that never goes away. I'm sorry you lost your husband. I feel bad for Miss Phyllis as well, especially with her health...life is so strange, as I get older I realise how mysterious it really is.
Yes , I lost my husband 13 1/2 yrs.ago at 60 .We were married 41 yrs. God bless Miss Phyllis and their family. I just met them and now he's gone.This is a nice Video. He is such a handsome , sweet , humorous man with a wonderful voice . RIP.dear Mr.Bucky..🙏😇💔
The tone & reassurance of your voices is soothing. Am a huge fan of your southern charm. Continued blessings!!
We miss you already, Mr Bucky 😥❤
Dear Phyllis, I hope Mr. Bucky’s videos bring you some comfort. You have over the years taught me some very interesting things. Recently, your strength and love of life has been inspiring. I know Mr. Bucky loved and respected you deeply. We know he is at peace in heaven. I will pray for you to feel the great love and support from all your friends and family as well as God’s love.
Mr. Bucky, I loved listening to your stories and those of Ms. Phyllis. You had a life to envy and you and Ms. Phyllis have taught us all out here how to grow old gracefully and with dignity. Rest high on that mountain and we will hear your stories again.
That is a great message. I too, born and raised in Kingsport, Tennessee.... but moved away as a very young person, but even tho, having been gone from the beautiful South.... I have always addressed
men and women of most all ages....... Mr. Or Miss. or Ma'am.... or Sir.......... it is with me to stay forever ! And how very proud I am to do so.
What a lovely man. I know you must feel such love and happiness for having been married to him and shared his life, even alongside your deep sorrow.
RIP Mr. Buckey!!! You will be missed!!
God bless you Mr Bucky RIP.
The world has lost another great person. Sleep In Peace Mr. Bucky. We all love you. You will be greatly missed.🙏🙏🙏😇😇
My son went into the Army, and was told by some of the older non-coms that he didn't need to call them "Sir." He always replied that his mother would do him more harm than anyone in the Army if she ever heard him address an older person without a "Mister" before their name, and his mother was bigger and badder than all of them! I was so proud of him for that. They were so impressed that he had good manners, and, as a buck private, he was often asked to make up a foursome when the officers needed someone to play golf. He would ask why he was playing golf with Generals, and was told it was because he could talk intelligently with anyone, and they didn't know why. He was raised in a minister's home, and had heard great men talk about great ideas in his home growing up, and could be polite. I am still a proud mother, and he is nearing 50, now.
Well, Mr. Bucky and Miss Phyllis, I am convinced, had I known you both when I came South from the north, I could have answered a lot of my own questions about New and odd customs, and this is one of them...where did the Bucky come from? I have often wondered about that, and the explanation of calling each other by Mr. or Miss or Ms. being a sign of respect was SO well explained! And now I have picked up the same practice. Not a bad habit to have! RIP Mr. Bucky and Ms. Phyllis. Y'all are dearly missed.
It is such a testimony to the specialness of Mr. Bucky & Miss Phyllis that we are all going through these videos due to the heartache we are all feeling at the loss of Mr. Bucky and the cancer struggle of Miss Phyllis. This is SUPER SUPER tough on us all. We have been through so much of their lives with them through these videos. They are family really. I love them. We must keep praying and holding Phyllis up in prayer. Please leave a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven’t and click on the sponsored ads or at least let the ads play through don’t click SKIP AD. This will help Miss Phyllis financially. Our little way of helping Phyllis. Bless you all! 💕🕊🙏🏽
Miss Phyllis you are so sweet to put Mr. Bucky’s story up again. It is so good to see his happy face. You have been on my mind ever since I learned of his passing. God bless you. Love and prayers.
How awesome to have these videos...what a great man.. he made a success out of life and him being home surrounded by love he made a success of dying. We can't ask for more. God bless you and Mr. Bucky
R.I.P Mr. Bucky. You will be missed.😭
Our Lord recieved a special angel ! I know miss Phyllis is in great pain , grieving the absence of Mr. Bucky ..I'm sure he's nearby his sweet loving wife ! You are & will continue to be missed by many ! What joy , laughter , great information the two of you have shared with us all . Neither will ever be forgotten !! Keeping you close in my thoughts & prayers dear Phyllis 🛐🙏🙌✝️🦉🕊️🐩♥️
What a lovely explanation of why you are called Mr. Bucky and Miss Phyllis is named such. I LOVE the two of you! Such a wise and interesting couple you are! Thank you for sharing your lives with us! God Bless on your plans for your new tiny house!
Rest in peace mr Bucky! We miss your precious southern ways ! I never got to tell you but I loved the way you showed your respect and love for ms Phyllis ... Very rare these days! Ms Phyllis sure misses you!
Mr Bucky and Miss Phyllis..you both have added so much to my life. Blessings to y'all.
Mr. Bucky Stokes, you’ve earned your wings, and you’re now an Angel in heaven. Thank you for sharing your wisdom, and your life’s knowledge. You taught me to be a better person with your kindness. You and Mrs. Phyllis will always be my favorite two people in the world. Rest In Peace, dearest friend.
As I was growing up in the south my mama taught me to always call anyone older than me Mr.or Miss...sir or ma'am as a sign of respect..I'm 70 yrs old and I still do it to this day..I've taught my kids the same..May had gold you in his living arms.💕
Awesome story. My stepfather is called Bucky, who was from McDowell Va. His real name is Luther but everyone has called him Bucky since he was two years old. And yes Amen to the Mr. and Mrs. I was taught to say Mr. or Mrs. in front of their first name. Thank you for this adorable story. I love Ms. Phyllis.
I enjoyed hearing just him talk. How refreshing is that!
RIP Mr. Bucky! You will be missed! Prayers to you Ms. Phyllis! You are in our thoughtS!!
Well...it looks like so many of us are missing you...we all came to see you on the videos. Rest in peace Mr. Bucky. Your sweet Miss Phyllis is in our prayers right now..she is lost without you. You are missed by so many.
Ms Phyllis, I am so saddened by the new of you dear husband Mr Bucky, I will keep you in my prayers, you are such an inspiration to me, I love watching your videos. I pray that your family surrounds you with love.
Thank you Ms Phyllis for your videos so we can always hear Mr Bucky share his wisdom. I love you both. Even though Mr Bucky is gone, I will never forget him! You and Mr Bucky have touched so many lives! YOUR lives have made a difference! Thank you! ❤️❤️
Loved your Video and Story Mr. Bucky.
I love Ms. Phyllis's videos also. I could hear you and Ms. Phyllis speak for hours. It is so very interesting and fun.
I am so happy I found both of your channels.
Wishing you all a wonderful and blessed day.
GOD BLESS YOU, MS. PHYLLIS AND YOUR LOVED ONES.
Greetings from Hamburg,Germany
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Miss Mr. Bucky & Miss. Phyllis every day. RIP sweet souls.
Rest In Peace Mr Bucky . What a wonderful man. Praying for you Miss Phyllis. May the Lord give you comfort in these hard days. Love you
R.I.P. Mr. Bucky. Miss Phyllis you are in my prayers.
Jan.15,2020. Mr Buckey still miss seeing you and hearing from you this feed popped up today!
Haven heard from Miss Phyllis in a while miss seeing her and hearing her and learing new recipes hope shes well yt
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@@steffanieropicky3116 miss Phyllis passed away last month of cancer I believe 😭
Mr. Bucky your voice is very soothing. Thank you for posting videos.
Those kinds of "Courtesies" unfortunately appear to be disappearing in our culture.
I know exactly what you are saying. Southern hospitality was a real thing when I was growing up. People are just different in the south. I was born and raised in Delaware (and still live in DE), but my Dad was born and raised in Georgia until he went into the Airforce and got stationed in Dover, DE. But, every summer as I was growing up (during the 60's) we would spend 2-3 weeks in GA visiting my Dad's family. I truly loved the southern way of life. People seemed not to be in such a hurry. There were quite a few family members that had real water wells to fetch water and for some reason, there just wasn't anything like sipp'n cool fresh water from an old tin ladle on a hot summer day. And some still had huge wood stoves to cook by and even had those water drawers to heat up water for doing dishes and/or baths. I think back then (in the 60's) they were poor and could not upgrade their homes, but for me, it was a wonderful experience. I still remember going with my cousins down the road to a real general store to get a Coca-Cola and some comic books, and I loved the smell inside that store, it had a unique smell to it (possibly the smell of tobacco, i.e. chew'n tobacco and snuff, I think). Fond memories. Enjoy the story of how you became known as "Mr. Bucky".
For those who haven't lived in the South, in some circles it's actually unusual to be called by your given name. I never heard so many people go by nicknames of all varieties
What a special man. He sounds like such a gentle soul. Phyllis you are so blessed to have this angel looking over you now.
Oh Mr. Bucky I miss you so much. I miss your prayers, your steady demeanor and your laugh. You are with Jesus but you are truly missed. God bless and keep you Phyllis.
Mr. Bucky, that is so nice that you are cooking and taking care of Miss Phyllis. Keep up the good work and she’ll be just fine !
Rest in peace Mr.Bucky. I just found your CHANNEL and Miss Phyllis CHANNEL .I 'm so sad that you are not here to see this. Bless your family .Thank you so much. 🙏😇😍
Mr Bucky we will miss you.. but it’s amazing there are videos to keep your memory alive. Thinking of you Miss Phyllis ❤️
Bless you dear Mr.Bucky
Lord, please help Mrs.Stokes especially now, with chemo coming up "& Mr.Bucky being with you.
Please heal her body & soul.
Love to her & the whole family xxxx
Rest In Peace Mr Bucky and Miss Phyllis.Y’all are greatly missed
I was so glad to find this video as I kept wondering how you got the nickname, "Mr. Bucky". While I knew that Southerners always call a woman "Miss", I did not know that it was traditional to call the little boys by "Mr." I lived in OK for 15 years and loved the fact that as soon as a child there can talk, they are taught to say, "Yes, M'am and No Sir", along with other niceties. I do believe that children in the South and in other states like OK, & Arkansas, are taught to be respectful of adults more so than in other areas of the country. However, it has been quite a while since I've been in any of those areas so it may not be the same anymore. Unfortunately, society has changed so much that in our days of being children we not only learned a fear of God, but the same respectful kind of fear for parents, teachers, and anyone else in authority. I think we were blessed to have lived in the best years of life in America, don't you agree? Even Christian teachings are not what it used to be, nor is the church, but I'm sure some would excuse that by saying that I'm just an old fuddy duddy.... and perhaps they're right about that! LOL LOL
God bless you Mr Bucky, and enfold Ms Phyllis with his grace and mercy , give her the strength to carry on with life and her health struggles until your together again 🙏⛪
We love and miss you Mr. Bucky! You are such a gentleman. What a great team you made.
A gentleman who had a beautiful God centered soul. 🕊R.I.P Mr. Bucky🕊 🙏🏿
I'm still watching Mr. Bucky and Miss Phyllis. ❤
I love your name: Mr. Bucky!!! I was born in Florida and it is a part of our Southern heritage to call our elders Mr. or Miss.....or Mrs. It was and still is a respect we give to our elders or peers. I found you and Mrs. Phyllis on youtube and I am so happy I did. I watched Mrs. Phyllis cook and then one day found that you had a youtube channel too....Fantastic!!! Thank you so much for doing these and making them available to us. They are very special to me and I find that my day is not complete without them. Much love and much appreciation to you both.
Rest In Peace Mr. Bucky. July 2019
You will be so missed ,Mr. Bucky. RIP
Me. Bucky I'm sure your students enjoyed having you as their educator in the classroom, you explained that well and yes I agree on people using Mr.& Mrs. I’m from WV and it’s not done here either, not unless we are addressing an adult or an elderly person, teacher or boss. I wish it was taught in the homes at an early age. Thank you again for the videos that you and Mrs Phillis take the time for.
R.I.P. Mr. Bucky..We'll miss you here dear sir, but we will get to meet you again one day when we get to join you in heaven..Thank you for sharing God's Word with us.
Rest In Paradise Mr. Bucky...
We are from the south too even though we live in CO now. And that is how we were raised. My son still calls men and women Mr. so and so or Miss so and so. Respect is what it is.
I just love how you and "Miss Phyllis" can talk a whole 10 minutes about something and make it interesting. You both have a way with story telling and I just love watching you both. I hope you are both healthy and well, knowing of the recent loss of your beloved doggie. Happy Holidays!
Such a kind and lovable gentleman. God bless you Sir Bucky. RIP.
My former SIL is from South Carolina and my husband was Mr. Mike and I was Miss Joan. RIP Mr. Bucky. We will all miss you.
Hello Mr. Bucky! I love yours and of course Miss Phyllis's videos! I watch everyday ... hers and now yours too! Please do more devotionals! I enjoy them SO much! I not only
love your pleasant sounding voice ... I enjoy the lesson you are trying to show us. Thank you and Miss Phyllis for allowing us into your home with you both and all 3 of your poodle boys each day!
Rest in peace Mr Bucky. God bless your Miss Phyllis who was undoubtedly looking at you with love when this was filmed
My son’s name is Charles but he got Casey for a nickname from very early on...and now he couldn’t be any other ...we have Big & Little in our family...I love the south and it’s endearing ways...no place like it..
You and your gentle manner will be missed Mr. Bucky,..RIP Sir..
My heart breaks for you, I know we will all miss Mr Bucky, he was a gentleman. Though I live in the U.K. and never knew what the title Southern gentleman meant I do now having seen these videos.
I have only recently got to know about you, it was lovely meeting you on tape. RIP dear soul.
Mr. Bucky I will miss your appearances in the videos. You were such a sweet man. May God hold you in his arms and please send sweet Phyllis some healing. RIP.
Interesting story! I'm old school also, raised in the South and learned to call the elders Mr and Miss as a sign of respect. Thank you for sharing the story of how you became to be known as Mr Bucky!
My thought have been on how Miss Phyllis is doing. We hope that she is doing okay. Sending lots of prayers for you both. God bless!
Hi Mr Bucky. we do use mr and ms as a term of endearment or respect in Atlanta and im glad
Loved Miss Phillis and Mr Bucky. Precious people ❤️
I had an elderly real estate client here in Massachusetts who is raised in rural Tennessee. When her daughter introduced her to me she was introduced as Miss Vivian. It seems so correct and until she passed away myself and everyone who had business with the property transfer deferred to her is Miss Vivian. It’s a lovely custom and it sounds so much better when you say it in your soft southern accent. I know you’re gone but I’m posting but somehow I think you Miss Phyllis. Will see it.
Missing your stories already Dr. Bucky 😢 RIP
I, too, wondered why you were called Mr. Bucky....I'm glad I stumbled across this video. Ha..ha... I found your wife's cooking videos months ago and have learned and saved a lot of good recipes and techniques from her. I always enjoy watching when she has you participate in a video.....both of you have such soothing voices.
+Von D P.S. I've come to think of you both as good friends...even though I don't comment very much.