R.I.P. To The Sausage King ((NO MARTY!!))

[mrtonguetwista]

(CBS) Country music singer and business entrepreneur Jimmy Dean has died at the age of 81.

The country music legend, singer, television host, actor, and businessman died Sunday night inside his Henrico (Va.) home overlooking the James River, reports CBS station WTVR in Richmond.

The station spoke with Dean's wife, Donna, Sunday night. She was grieving and said the following:

"I definitely need my privacy right now, and am not available for interviews. My husband died of natural causes, and funeral services are pending".

Donna Dean told the station her husband died at 7:54 p.m. Sunday night.

Four months ago, Dean, who had a number one hit "Big Bad John" in 1961, was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Dean started his musical career touring with his band, The Texas Wildcats and in the 1960s hosted his own variety show, "The Jimmy Dean Show." His career included talk show and game show appearances and an acting stint in the James Bond movie "Diamonds Are Forever."

In 1969, he and his brother Don founded the Jimmy Dean Sausage Company, which they sold in 1984, to what is now the Sara Lee Corp. Dean remained as spokesperson for the company until 2004.

In 2004, he published a memoir titled "30 Years of Sausage, 50 Years of Ham."

He has three children and two grandchildren

 

[montroller510]

im tired of reading articles

someone needs to make videos of fine naked bitches reading this shit too me

 

[montroller510]

that bitch in your sig will do if she stops pointing a gun at me

 

[Legman]

i have a box of his sausage corndogs in my freezer now, i shall eat one in his honor

 

[Nebulizah]

He'll forever be known as the man who made country music and sausage go hand in hand.

 

[Unknown Poet]

damm that's sad.. he is a legend..

 

[415niner]

 

[Meta4iCAL]

 

[radiostationrep]

The real sausage king!( siccness style)

OAKLAND / Witness: 'Sausage King' boasted after killing / Survivor of attack contradicts grocery manager's testimony
June 11, 2004|By Henry K. Lee, Chronicle Staff Writer


A San Leandro sausage factory owner accused of killing three meat inspectors boasted to a friend that he would get out of jail in a few years and that the case would be made into a movie, the lone survivor of the rampage testified Thursday.

Stuart Alexander told Todd Sorce, a meat department manager at a Hayward supermarket who visited him in jail, that the victims "were nothing but a bunch of f -- inspectors" and that he was not remorseful for what he did, said state meat inspector Earl Willis.