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TideSports.com has an article on Mike Shula, the new coach of the Crimson Tide: Emerging from the shadows He said there are two things in this world Shula adores: Jimmy Buffett and Dreamland barbecue restaurant …
The St. Petersburg Times has an article that mentions the possibility of a new Cheeseburger in Paradise restaurant: “Church on parade; burger in paradise” that mentions: When Buffett signed to open a Margaritaville at Universal …
From Alex Leist: Thanks to all of the efforts at the past two Meeting of the Minds Conventions we will be presenting a check on behalf of Parrot Heads in Paradise for $17,500.00 to The …
Some additional information from the Maine Maritime Academy on the James Delaney Buffett Jr. memorial scholarship fund: Can I donate on line? No, BUT – www.mainemaritime.edu will tell you about the school and at the …
The Mobile Register has an article on Jimmy’s father’s funeral: “‘Old Sailor’ J.D. Buffett laid to rest“: On a tropical morning any sailor would relish, a funeral Mass was said Monday for James Delaney “J.D.” …
From RadioMargaritaville.com: Mr. James Delaney Buffett, Jr., age 83, a native of Pascagoula, Mississippi, and a resident of Point Clear, Alabama, passed away Thursday May 1, 2003 from Alzheimer’s disease. J. D. enlisted in the …
From Joan: In some areas you will be able to catch a rerun of Jimmy’s appearance on the Tonight show. Set your VCR for early Tuesday May 6th morning at 2:00 am ET. Be sure …
According to Billboard, Jimmy’s new album “Meet Me in Margaritaville” comes in at number 19 in it’s second week of being released.
Parrot Heads love having fun but they can also be heroes. One of our own, Major Bill “Salty” Watkins, an Air Force weapons systems officer on an F-15E Strike Eagle went down with his pilot …
There’s an article on Jimmy in the May issue of Costco Connections magazine (for members only).