A series of posts to his online journal over the years refer to Salas as his "friend," but a representative confirms she was his longtime girlfriend. I will miss you forever," Anderson writes. Home News. Sterling Whitaker Published: January 16, I wish each one of you who is reading this could have known my sweet Vickie. She was the kindest, gentlest, classiest, most compassionate, giving and loving person I have ever known.
Sadly, she left us and went home to Heaven today…years before it should have been her time to go. I met her when she was only years old and married to the guitar player in my band. They divorced, she moved back to her home state of Michigan, and then to Washington, D.
We didn't stay in touch, but when that marriage collapsed, she moved back to Tennessee to be near her two sons. The day she got to town, my picture was on the front page of our local morning newspaper. She saw it, and it prompted her to call me and ask how my former wife, Becky, and I were doing. She did not know that we, too, had gone our separate ways ten years earlier. We talked a long while, made arrangements to get together at a nearby Mexican restaurant, and that was almost twelve very short and very wonderful years ago.
I reached out my arms and I touched you with soft words I whispered your name I held you right on the tip of my fingers but that was as close as I came My eyes had a vision of sweet lips yeelding beneath my command I had your love on the tips of my fingers. I had your love on the tips of my fingers But I let it slip right through my hands but I let it slip right through my hands.
Bill has been a member of the long-standing weekly Grand Ole Opry radio program and stage performance in Nashville, Tennessee, since He is currently not married, Bill was previously married to Bette Anderson and before that, he was married to Becky Anderson.
She did not know that we, too, had gone our separate ways 10 years earlier. After a long talk, Anderson and Salas planned to get together for dinner -- "and that was almost 12 very short and very wonderful years ago," he says. Salas, who worked as the head tailor at a Nashville-area men's clothing store, was diagnosed with cancer in She underwent chemotherapy and radiation, but tumors appeared in her lungs and on her liver.
Despite continuing treatments, she and Anderson were told on New Year's Eve that she was too weak to handle the drugs' side effects, and that surgery was not an option. In early January, he says, she began receiving hospice care.
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