March 26, 2010

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March 26, 2010 - 3/26/2010 8:03:53 AM

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I hope you have had a chance to see the new video “I Keep On Loving You”. We had a great time filming the video in Altadena, CA on February 23, 2010, which was Shelby’s birthday.

Here is a little trivia for ya.

We asked some of our family members and friends to be part of the video. Three of our grandchildren made their grand debut on the video. The oldest flower girl is Brandon’s daughter, Savannah. The youngest flower girl is Chassidy’s daughter, Jadyn and her son Mason, is the ring bearer. The very nice looking lady standing next to me during the toast is Narvel’s mom and my Mother-in-law, Gloria. The woman getting onto Mason, the ring bearer, is Brandon’s wife, Melissa. The bride is Shelby’s girlfriend, Karah, who is a drama major in Southern California. The mother and father of the bride is Tracey Bregman and Christian LeBlanc from “The Young And the Restless” TV show. The Grandparents are John and Harrison Schuck. Harrison is a very talented artist and John played Buffalo Bill in Annie Get Your Gun when I was doing the Broadway play in 2001. He also starred in “McMillan and Wife” with Rock Hudson for many years, the movie “Mash” and was Daddy Warbucks in “Annie” on Broadway.

No one knew, but our director, Michael Solomon’s mother- in- law had died the day before the video shoot. He was a total professional and never let anyone know what was going on in his personal life. In the scene where you see the grandparents showing pictures of the past to our granddaughter, Jadyn, the photo on the left is my mama and daddy and the photo on the right is the wedding picture of Michael’s Mother-in-law on their wedding day. That was a special tribute to her.

Sweet video. I think my favorite because of what I’ve just told you.

Thanks again to Ronnie Dunn and Terry McBride for writing such a wonderful song.

Reba