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Golden Wedding Anniversary of Randy & Kelly Owen
Start 02/11/2025 at 08:00
End 02/11/2025 at 20:01
Local http://www.redneckjunction.com

12-hour Program Announced :

"Love Never Fails"

[Nashville, TN] Redneck Junction Radio is broadcasting a 12-hour Special Broadcast to honor the "Golden Wedding Anniversary" of Randy and Kelly Owen. The program  will air all day  Tuesday, February 11, 2025 from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m.

On February 11, Randy Owen and his beloved wife, Kelly Owen, will celebrate an extraordinary milestone: 50 years of marriage. This "Golden Anniversary" is a testament to their enduring love, unwavering commitment, and the beautiful life they've built together. Redneck Junction Radio hopes to make the day more memorable with it's 12-hour program which will broadcast love songs recorded by Randy Owen and the Alabama band. The name of this program is " Love Never Fails."

Randy Owen, the iconic lead singer of the legendary country band Alabama, and Kelly Owen have shared a remarkable journey filled with music, family, and countless cherished moments. Their love story began in the early 1970s when Randy was just starting his music career. Kelly, with her unwavering support and dedication, has been by his side through every high and low, making their partnership a true inspiration.

Throughout their 50 years together, Randy and Kelly have faced challenges and celebrated triumphs, always remaining steadfast in their commitment to each other. Kelly has been a pillar of strength, supporting Randy's musical endeavors while also making significant contributions to their community, such as the Kelly Owen Women's and Children's Pavilion at DeKalb Regional Medical Center.

Their family has grown to include three children: Randa Rosanne Youell, Alison Sena Yeuell, and Heath Youell. Together, they have created a loving and nurturing environment, filled with laughter, music, and countless memories.

To honor this significant milestone, Redneck Junction will pay a 12-hour tribute to Randy and Kelly by dedicating the entire day to broadcasting "Love Never Fails" which will focus only on positive love songs from Randy Owen's extensive catalog. The focus will be on love that stands the test of time, so while beautiful songs like "Lady Down on Love" and "Old Flame" won't be included due to their themes, listeners can look forward to a heartwarming selection of tunes that celebrate enduring love and happiness.

As they celebrate this remarkable milestone, Randy and Kelly's story serves as a reminder of the power of love, dedication, and the importance of cherishing every moment. Their golden anniversary is not just a celebration of their past but also a hopeful look toward the future, filled with continued love and happiness.

Congratulations to Randy and Kelly Owen on reaching this incredible milestone! May their love story continue to inspire and bring joy to all who hear it. Redneck Junction Radio hopes you will make your plans today to join us and honor Randy and Kelly with songs that celebrate a 50 year old marriage that's "Close Enough to Perfect" for all of us!