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Arlo Guthrie loses his 'great love'
Folk songster Arlo Guthrie's wife, Jackie, has grand mal at ascendancy 68.
An obit released brush aside Guthrie's tape measure label says Jackie Minstrel had unserviceable liver somebody and properly Sunday enthral the couple's winter part in Florida, the Related Press reports. The yoke recently prominent their Fortythird wedding anniversary.
On his Facebook page, Troubadour posted a sweet advocate moving film about his wife. Etch part, explicit wrote,
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Folk singer Arlo Guthrie’s wife of 43 years died Sunday of cancer at the couple’s home in Sebastian, Fla.
Jackie Guthrie was 68.
In a Facebook posting, Guthrie said his relationship with his wife was “a very great love.”
But in perfect folk tradition, he saw the gray areas, too.
“We didn’t always like each other,” he wrote. “From time to time there were moments when we’d have our bags packed by the door. But, there was this great love that we shared from the moment we met — a recognition — It’s YOU! And we would always return to it year after year, decade after decade and I believe life after lifetime.”
A Salt Lake City native, Jackie Guthrie met her future husband in 1968 while working as a cashier at the Troubadour, the Hollywood nightclub that was an epicenter for folk music at the time.
The next year, the couple bought a 250-acre property called “The Farm” that the family still owns in Washington, in western Massachusetts. They were married on the front lawn in October of that year.
The couple raised four children, and in recent years the family toured together, with Jackie working as the videographer.
But this summer, during a tour to mark the centennial birthday of Woody Gut
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I heard of Jackie Guthrie’s passing yesterday when Rip Tragle, a friend of the Guthrie family and a member of the Shorpy community, posted this lovely photo he took at Jackie and Arlo’s wedding, back in 1969:
I didn’t want to post the image here without Rip’s kind permission, but he granted that just now and I’m pleased and honored that he did.
The title of this blog entry is from a series of bumper stickers that my old friend John Pearse used to give away when someone bought his guitar strings or accessories. Lord knows I bought a bunch of both, and once even bought a high-end Martin guitar from John, but the sticker he created is what’s on my mind today and John may have had the Guthrie family in mind when he wrote it. It seems to be very apt when considering the passing of Arlo Guthrie’s wife, Jackie. They were married for over 43 years.
The Guthrie family has consistently used music as a way to make the world in which they found themselves a more human, more kindly place.
What they had to say may not have always been politically correct, and I may not have agreed with every position the various members of the Guthrie family took, but no one could say that they didn’t do more than their share to help others find happ