Maura was on Hee Haw hosted by Roy Clark, she sang two songs, "Turn My Life Around" and "Turn of the Century."
At the mill, Scott, Tommy, Dave, Wade and Tim heard on the radio called "Statue of a Fool" by Ricky Van Shelton, a cover of Jack Greene song.
Maura was the guest in the Minnesota Show and sings the same two songs and another guest Larry Boone sings "Everybody Wants to Be Hank Williams," and Maura said about a young man who has autism, his name is Brendan Yoder.
Still at the mill, the cousins heard "No Matter How High" by the Oak Ridge Boys on the radio. Nolan and Marva Lynn told the cousins about Maura's TV appearances.
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St. Boniface Vikings (Part 7)
Hayran KurguIt's a story of the head coach Nolan Smith. He has a wife Marva Lynn, six children, Kevin, Lisa, Marla Lynn, Kyle, Laurie and Maura, and 22 grandchildren, Linus, Tanya, Keith, Kelton, Tabitha, Trinna, Aaron, Grant, Nolan, Shaun, Pamela, Shelly, Lynn...
