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    • Jul 19, 1926
    Sue Thompson is born in Nevada, Missouri. She performs with Red Foley in the 1950s and records a series of duets with Don Gibson from 1971-1976
    Sep 27, 1952
    Sue Thompson makes her Grand Ole Opry debut
    Jun 20, 1955
    The movie "Webb Pierce And His Wonderin' Boys" debuts in theaters. Hank Penny, Sue Thompson, Red Sovine and Johnny Burnette also appear in the film, which includes renditions of "Slowly" and "In The Jailhouse Now"
    Oct 10, 1955
    Hank Penny and Sue Thompson have a son, Greg Penny, in Los Angeles
    Mar 11, 1967
    The CBS variety series "The Jackie Gleason Show" delivers a country episode with appearances by Roy Acuff & His Smoky Mountain Boys, The Collins Kids, Roy Clark, Homer & Jethro, Boots Randolph, Buck Owens and Sue Thompson
    Feb 3, 1973
    Don Gibson sings "Is This The Best I'm Gonna Feel" on "Hee Haw." Sue Thompson also performs on the episode, hosted by Roy Clark and Buck Owens, who leads the cast in "Waterloo"
    Jun 7, 1974
    The first Fan Fair slow pitch softball tournament kicks off at Nashville's Fort Negley Park. The players include Bill Anderson, Sue Richards, Jerry Reed and Tanya Tucker
    Jan 3, 1976
    Don Gibson and Sue Thompson are guests on the year's first episode of "Hee Haw," which also marks the debut of a new cast member: John Henry Faulk. Co-host Roy Clark performs "Honeymoon Feelin'" on the show
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