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    • May 3, 1998
    Earl and Louise Scruggs hold a 50th anniversary party at the Gibson Cafe in Nashville. Guests include Tom T. Hall, Connie Smith, Waylon Jennings, Jessi Colter, Kitty Wells, Bashful Brother Oswald, Patty Loveless and Emory Gordy, among others
    Jan 5, 2000
    Waylon Jennings plays Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium for the last time. Travis Tritt joins him on "I've Always Been Crazy" and Montgomery Gentry contributes to "I'm A Ramblin' Man." Also on board: Jessi Colter and John Anderson
    Jun 17, 2000
    Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter serve as the Moon Pie King and Queen as Bell Buckle, Tennessee, hosts its annual city parade
    Feb 13, 2002
    Jessi Colter's husband, Waylon Jennings, dies at their home in Arizona, following a lengthy battle with diabetes. Branded a musical outlaw for his renegade spirit, his raw-edged style brought him into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001
    Feb 15, 2002
    Waylon Jennings is buried in a private cemetery in Mesa, Arizona. Hank Williams Jr., Travis Tritt and Marty Stuart attend the ceremony, where widow Jessi Colter sings "Storms Never Last" to her departed husband
    Feb 18, 2003
    Jessi Colter is in the audience when RCA act Pinmonkey performs at Nashville club 12th & Porter. The band's set includes a version of "Are You Ready For The Country," made famous by Colter's late husband, Waylon Jennings
    Mar 14, 2003
    The Country Music Foundation publishes "Heartaches By The Number," celebrating country's "500 greatest singles." Among the 1970s crossover hits on the list: Lynn Anderson's "Rose Garden" and Jessi Colter's "I'm Not Lisa"
    Apr 13, 2003
    Several Waylon Jennings associates pay tribute to the singer one year after his death in a concert for the Make-A-Wish Foundation in Scottsdale, Arizona. On hand: Jessi Colter, Andy Griggs, Kris Kristofferson, Don Was, Shooter Jennings and Ray Herndon
    Jun 11, 2003
    Producer Tony Brown makes his return to the studio exactly two months after suffering a life-threatening head injury. He attends a Jessi Colter session, overseen by producer Don Was, at Nashville's Cartee Day Studios
    Apr 4, 2004
    The second annual Waylon Jennings tribute is held at the Handlebar-J in Scottsdale, Arizona, with Jessi Colter, Hank Williams Jr., Beth Nielsen Chapman, Shooter Jennings, Ray Herndon, Tony Joe White, Steven Van Zandt and Tony Furtado
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