A group of us hold EPE authorized "Elvis meet-ups" in & around the San
Fernando Valley/Hollywood area. I would like to extend an open
invitation to all Elvis fans who would like to attend. They are free!
We especially welcome special guests who knew Elvis. The next meet-up
will be held on Saturday, July 29th @ 4:00 PM in North Hollywood, in
the form of a potluck Bar-b-que. Just bring something good to eat! Our
special guest at this one will be Gloria Pall, the million
dollar "legs" in Jailhouse Rock. Feel free to E-M Cheri at:
CHERIWOODS1@... or phone me at(818)225-5347 for the address. I
hope to meet many of you there!
Please note: I will be holding the next meet-up in August or Sept. at
my home which is kitty-corner from Lisa Marie's L.A. residence. I will
share my private "Elvis den" with my guests, which includes items
previously owed by Elvis, including his DNA! Would it be possible to
talk Kathy into attending as my special guest? Our group would be so
honored to have her there!

Hi Tony, I'd just like to respond to you and to others who've posted they have
lost loved ones to cancer in a short period of time, and don't believe Elvis
could have survived it for several years: Like you, I don't know if Elvis had
bone cancer or not. However, I have been witness to the life of someone who
survived a long time with several forms of cancer, including bone cancer, so I
know it happens. My father in law passed away May 17, 2006, at the age of 71. He
was diagnosed at the age of 63 with lung cancer in Oct. 1997. At that time, he
was told he had 6-9 months to live, and should "get his affairs in order". He
had five large tumors in his right lung, two on his adrenal gland, and some in
his lymph nodes at the time of the original diagnosis. He had small cell cancer,
the fastest growing type, so it was deemed inoperable, and he wasn't expected to
live more than six months. Over the next eight years, his cancer spread to both
lungs, his liver, more tumors in his adrenal gland and lymph nodes, his bones,
and finally, last December, we were told he had "lesions to numerous to count"
on his brain. He also developed diabetes, and a heart condition after enduring
more than eight years of cancer and numerous treatments of chemo therapy.
Despite all this, he remained alert, active, and physically mobile until the
brain cancer occurred last Dec. The radiation treatments used to shrink the
brain tumors is what caused him to start having seizures, then to totally lose
his mobility, his memory, his ability to function independently, and to
ultimately, pass away. Clayton's oncologist stated several times that she had no
medical explanation to justify his living so long with so many forms of cancer
spread throughout his body. Clayton not only lived - he never once complained.
We simply believe Clayton's life was in God's hands, and his life span was on
God's schedule. His love of his family, his strong belief in God and his basic
"will to live" seemed to keep him going despite the odds against him.  My point
is that everyone is different in their ability to survive and function when they
are extremely ill, and in their levels of strength, determination and endurance.
Perhaps if Elvis did indeed have bone cancer, his love of people and life, his
deep religious beliefs and his basic desire to live helped him survive and
maintain longer than he "medically" should have. After all, we all know Elvis
accomplished many things throughout his life that people are still amazed by, so
it wouldn't surprise me at all if he did have cancer and continue to survive for
a long time. Take care, Judy      --- In kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, "Tony
Trout" <doublebender@...> wrote:>> I'm sorry (and I don't wanna open a can of
worms) but if Elvis did indeed > have bone cancer as early as 1970 as Kathy has
stated he told her, he would > have been dead LONG before August 16, 1977.  I
watched my Grandfather slowly > die from this disease and it's painful to watch
someone literally waste away > to nothing....Elvis did not look like someone who
had bone cancer, IMO.> > Take Care,> Tony Trout> > ----- Original Message -----
> From: "cheriwoods1" <cheriwoods1@...>> To: <kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com>>
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 1:27 AM> Subject: [kathyandelvis] Elvis DID have
bone cancer> > > > My now-deceased friend, Kitty Jones-Lee, was a lifelong
friend of> > Elvis. She too, had told me that Elvis had bone cancer. Very few> >
people knew about this- only his closest friends.> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
>> > Yahoo! Groups Links> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>

Hey Cathi! It's a small world! I didn't know you was in this group! I
recently joined under this user, as I have three of them. I'm still in
the other groups, too. I'll be on vacation this week, trying to find
some Elvis goodies for my Elvis Jungle Room. Happy 4th of July! Theresa


http://community.webtv.net/mrst1979/AlohafromHawaii

Hey Judy! Fancy meeting you here! I am so glad that I joined this group.
I know that it is here where I will find the truth about our man, Elvis.
Theresa


http://community.webtv.net/mrst1979/AlohafromHawaii

Hey Judy! Fancy meeting you here! I am so glad that I joined this group.
I know that it is here where I will find the truth about our man, Elvis.
Theresa

http://community.webtv.net/mrst1979/AlohafromHawaii

Kathy will be appearing in Carolina on July 13, 14, and 15. Check our website for details.

 

http://www.kathywestmoreland.us/index.html

 

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Elvis and Kathy Yahoo Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kathyandelvis/join


For Interviews, articles, and all the latest news in the Elvis World
http://www.elvisrockson.com

Stuck on Elvis Fan Club
http://www.stuckonelvis.com

Joe Esposito responds about Jonathan Rhys Meyers Comment

www.tcbjoe.com/TheJonathanMeyersRumor.mp3

I sure wish Kathy had access to a computer. I'll bet she'd have some interesting things to say. There is no way the things Jonathan Rhys Meyers said were ture. Believe me Kathy would know. lol

June Moore
Kat's Assistant
http://www.kathywestmoreland.us



Elvis and Kathy Yahoo Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kathyandelvis/join


For Interviews, articles, and all the latest news in the Elvis World
http://www.elvisrockson.com

Stuck on Elvis Fan Club
http://www.stuckonelvis.com

Hi Tony, I'd just like to respond to you and to others who've posted they have lost loved ones to cancer in a short period of time, and don't believe Elvis could have survived it for several years: Like you, I don't know if Elvis had bone cancer or not. However, I have been witness to the life of someone who survived a long time with several forms of cancer, including bone cancer, so I know it happens. My father in law passed away May 17, 2006, at the age of 71. He was diagnosed at the age of 63 with lung cancer in Oct. 1997. At that time, he was told he had 6-9 months to live, and should "get his affairs in order". He had five large tumors in his right lung, two on his adrenal gland, and some in his lymph nodes at the time of the original diagnosis. He had small cell cancer, the fastest growing type, so it was deemed inoperable, and he wasn't expected to live more than six months. Over the next eight years, his cancer spread to both lungs, his liver, more tumors in his adrenal gland and lymph nodes, his bones, and finally, last December, we were told he had "lesions to numerous to count" on his brain. He also developed diabetes, and a heart condition after enduring more than eight years of cancer and numerous treatments of chemo therapy. Despite all this, he remained alert, active, and physically mobile until the brain cancer occurred last Dec. The radiation treatments used to shrink the brain tumors is what caused him to start having seizures, then to totally lose his mobility, his memory, his ability to function independently, and to ultimately, pass away. Clayton's oncologist stated several times that she had no medical explanation to justify his living so long with so many forms of cancer spread throughout his body. Clayton not only lived - he never once complained. We simply believe Clayton's life was in God's hands, and his life span was on God's schedule. His love of his family, his strong belief in God and his basic "will to live" seemed to keep him going despite the odds against him. My point is that everyone is different in their ability to survive and function when they are extremely ill, and in their levels of strength, determination and endurance. Perhaps if Elvis did indeed have bone cancer, his love of people and life, his deep religious beliefs and his basic desire to live helped him survive and maintain longer than he "medically" should have. After all, we all know Elvis accomplished many things throughout his life that people are still amazed by, so it wouldn't surprise me at all if he did have cancer and continue to survive for a long time. Take care, Judy --- In kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Trout" <doublebender@...> wrote:>> I'm sorry (and I don't wanna open a can of worms) but if Elvis did indeed > have bone cancer as early as 1970 as Kathy has stated he told her, he would > have been dead LONG before August 16, 1977. I watched my Grandfather slowly > die from this disease and it's painful to watch someone literally waste away > to nothing....Elvis did not look like someone who had bone cancer, IMO.> > Take Care,> Tony Trout> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "cheriwoods1" <cheriwoods1@...>> To: <kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com>> Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 1:27 AM> Subject: [kathyandelvis] Elvis DID have bone cancer> > > > My now-deceased friend, Kitty Jones-Lee, was a lifelong friend of> > Elvis. She too, had told me that Elvis had bone cancer. Very few> > people knew about this- only his closest friends.> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > Yahoo! Groups Links> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>

Hey Cathi! It's a small world! I didn't know you was in this group! I
recently joined under this user, as I have three of them. I'm still in
the other groups, too. I'll be on vacation this week, trying to find
some Elvis goodies for my Elvis Jungle Room. Happy 4th of July! Theresa

http://community.webtv.net/mrst1979/AlohafromHawaii

For those who have ever been involved with the Images of the King or
Images of Elvis competition would know who Edward Octave "Doc"
Franklin is.

You can read about Doc and sign the Commercial Appeal guestbook at
http://www.legacy.com/CommercialAppeal/Obituaries.asp?
Page=LifeStory&PersonId=18351049

Butch Dicus


June
Kat's Personal assistant
http://www.kathywestmoreland.us

Elvis and Kathy Yahoo Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kathyandelvis/join

For Interviews, articles, and all the latest news in the Elvis World
http://www.elvisrockson.com

-------------- Original message --------------
From: randy black <randyloves4women@...>

i do think your right Kathy would know if Elvis was gay or not as i am sure Elvis made a few passes to her lol. maybe more lol. i would also like to clear up the sleeping with his mother part . OK, true they did have one bed and were vary poor. but , the real reason why Elvis slept with his mother was to protect her as she was worried all the time and so she could also protect Elvis as he often was sleepwalking had nothing to do with any sexual innuendos about having sex with his mother at all and i will go further. Elvis was not predigests against blacks ether . Elvis had several friends that were black. where do you think he got the black sound from? the black people taught him .

jmoore475@... wrote:

Joe Esposito responds about Jonathan Rhys Meyers Comment

www.tcbjoe.com/TheJonathanMeyersRumor.mp3

I sure wish Kathy had access to a computer. I'll bet she'd have some interesting things to say. There is no way the things Jonathan Rhys Meyers said were ture. Believe me Kathy would know. lol

June Moore
Kat's Assistant
http://www.kathywestmoreland.us



Elvis and Kathy Yahoo Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kathyandelvis/join


For Interviews, articles, and all the latest news in the Elvis World
http://www.elvisrockson.com

Stuck on Elvis Fan Club
http://www.stuckonelvis.com

 

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-----Original Message-----
From: kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com [mailto:kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of jmoore475@...
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 9:19 AM
To: kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com; kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com
Cc: randy black
Subject: Re: [kathyandelvis] Jonathan Rhys Meyers

Actually it's a well known fact that Elvis and Kathy were "much more than friends" for the entire seven years so yes she'd definitely side with Joe on the fact that there was no way Elvis was gay.

 

--
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Kat's Personal Assistant
http://www.kathywestmoreland.us



Elvis and Kathy Yahoo Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kathyandelvis/join


For Interviews, articles, and all the latest news in the Elvis World
http://www.elvisrockson.com

Stuck on Elvis Fan Club
http://www.stuckonelvis.com

 

-------------- Original message --------------
From: randy black <randyloves4women@...>

i do think your right Kathy would know if Elvis was gay or not as i am sure Elvis made a few passes to her lol. maybe more lol. i would also like to clear up the sleeping with his mother part . OK, true they did have one bed and were vary poor. but , the real reason why Elvis slept with his mother was to protect her as she was worried all the time and so she could also protect Elvis as he often was sleepwalking had nothing to do with any sexual innuendos about having sex with his mother at all and i will go further. Elvis was not predigests against blacks ether . Elvis had several friends that were black. where do you think he got the black sound from? the black people taught him .

jmoore475@... wrote:

Joe Esposito responds about Jonathan Rhys Meyers Comment

www.tcbjoe.com/TheJonathanMeyersRumor.mp3

I sure wish Kathy had access to a computer. I'll bet she'd have some interesting things to say. There is no way the things Jonathan Rhys Meyers said were ture. Believe me Kathy would know. lol

June Moore
Kat's Assistant
http://www.kathywestmoreland.us



Elvis and Kathy Yahoo Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kathyandelvis/join


For Interviews, articles, and all the latest news in the Elvis World
http://www.elvisrockson.com

Stuck on Elvis Fan Club
http://www.stuckonelvis.com

 

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--- In kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, "ginettelovetheboy@..."
<ginettelovetheboy@...> wrote:
>
> Hello Everybody,
>
>   My name is Ginette and I am a new member of Kathyandelvis, so glad
to be hope will make many friends in here...
>
>
>
>
>
>   My love, you have left me indescribably blue...
>   May God Bless you as He's blessed me...
>   Till we meet again,
>
>   Ginettelovetheboy
>

SORRY FOR THE DEATH OF YOUR FAMILY BUT NO DISRESPECT OK.? ELVIS DID NOT start to have this in the early 70s ad this up OK it took 8 years of your in laws passing but i do believe Elvis starting having this in `1973 if you look at his hair it was starting to bald and this was made known to everyone at the time of aging and Elvis often donated much money to the Danny tophis cancer society but why? as i do be live they treated him there as Elvis often went under the name john borrows come on think add this up and Elvis wanted to give his fans he loved so much one last hurra before he passed on and if you look at him in his final years you can see him crying when he said we see you again may god bless you adios he never started to say this and was added to everyone of his shows in after 1975 thers no dought in my mind at all that elvi did indeed know he was going to die .and that they did indeed hide some facts still to this day about his death

Judy <presleysbaby@...> wrote:

Hi Tony, I'd just like to respond to you and to others who've posted they have lost loved ones to cancer in a short period of time, and don't believe Elvis could have survived it for several years: Like you, I don't know if Elvis had bone cancer or not. However, I have been witness to the life of someone who survived a long time with several forms of cancer, including bone cancer, so I know it happens. My father in law passed away May 17, 2006, at the age of 71. He was diagnosed at the age of 63 with lung cancer in Oct. 1997. At that time, he was told he had 6-9 months to live, and should "get his affairs in order". He had five large tumors in his right lung, two on his adrenal gland, and some in his lymph nodes at the time of the original diagnosis. He had small cell cancer, the fastest growing type, so it was deemed inoperable, and he wasn't expected to live more than six months. Over the next eight years, his cancer spread to both lungs, his liver, more tumors in his adrenal gland and lymph nodes, his bones, and finally, last December, we were told he had "lesions to numerous to count" on his brain. He also developed diabetes, and a heart condition after enduring more than eight years of cancer and numerous treatments of chemo therapy. Despite all this, he remained alert, active, and physically mobile until the brain cancer occurred last Dec. The radiation treatments used to shrink the brain tumors is what caused him to start having seizures, then to totally lose his mobility, his memory, his ability to function independently, and to ultimately, pass away. Clayton's oncologist stated several times that she had no medical explanation to justify his living so long with so many forms of cancer spread throughout his body. Clayton not only lived - he never once complained. We simply believe Clayton's life was in God's hands, and his life span was on God's schedule. His love of his family, his strong belief in God and his basic "will to live" seemed to keep him going despite the odds against him. My point is that everyone is different in their ability to survive and function when they are extremely ill, and in their levels of strength, determination and endurance. Perhaps if Elvis did indeed have bone cancer, his love of people and life, his deep religious beliefs and his basic desire to live helped him survive and maintain longer than he "medically" should have. After all, we all know Elvis accomplished many things throughout his life that people are still amazed by, so it wouldn't surprise me at all if he did have cancer and continue to survive for a long time. Take care, Judy --- In kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Trout" <doublebender@...> wrote:>> I'm sorry (and I don't wanna open a can of worms) but if Elvis did indeed > have bone cancer as early as 1970 as Kathy has stated he told her, he would > have been dead LONG before August 16, 1977. I watched my Grandfather slowly > die from this disease and it's painful to watch someone literally waste away > to nothing....Elvis did not look like someone who had bone cancer, IMO.> > Take Care,> Tony Trout> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "cheriwoods1" <cheriwoods1@...>> To: <kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com>> Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 1:27 AM> Subject: [kathyandelvis] Elvis DID have bone cancer> > > > My now-deceased friend, Kitty Jones-Lee, was a lifelong friend of> > Elvis. She too, had told me that Elvis had bone cancer. Very few> > people knew about this- only his closest friends.> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > Yahoo! Groups Links> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>

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Ask Larry Geller. Only his hairdresser knows for sure. (smile)
Seriously, ELvis looked like he still had a good head of hair- just
like his dad.

--- In kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, Karen Leonard
<karenleonard2002@...> wrote:
>
> He was not going bald, you are wrong,
>   I saw him in 75 in Memphis, also, soon after the concert June 75
I saw
>   him on his horse, and out walking in the back pasture,
>   yes, I did,
>   and he wasn't getting bald,
>   so what if he was,
>
>   he'd be beautiful any way he was,
>   if you ask me.
>
>
>
> randy black <randyloves4women@...> wrote:
>           SORRY FOR THE DEATH OF YOUR FAMILY BUT NO DISRESPECT
OK.? ELVIS DID NOT start to have this in the early 70s ad this up OK
it took 8 years of your in laws passing but i do believe Elvis
starting having this in `1973 if you look at his hair it was
starting to bald and this was made known to everyone at the time of
aging and Elvis often donated much money to the Danny tophis cancer
society but why? as i do be live they treated him there as Elvis
often went under the name john borrows come on think add this up and
Elvis wanted to give his fans he loved so much one last hurra before
he passed on and if you look at him in his final years you can see
him crying when he said we see you again may god bless you adios he
never started to say this and was added to everyone of his shows in
after 1975 thers no dought in my mind at all that elvi did indeed
know he was going to die .and that they did indeed hide some facts
still to this day about his death
>
> Judy <presleysbaby@...> wrote:       Hi Tony, I'd just like to
respond to you and to others who've posted they have lost loved ones
to cancer in a short period of time, and don't believe Elvis could
have survived it for several years: Like you, I don't know if Elvis
had bone cancer or not. However, I have been witness to the life of
someone who survived a long time with several forms of cancer,
including bone cancer, so I know it happens. My father in law passed
away May 17, 2006, at the age of 71. He was diagnosed at the age of
63 with lung cancer in Oct. 1997. At that time, he was told he had 6-
9 months to live, and should "get his affairs in order". He had five
large tumors in his right lung, two on his adrenal gland, and some
in his lymph nodes at the time of the original diagnosis. He had
small cell cancer, the fastest growing type, so it was deemed
inoperable, and he wasn't expected to live more than six months.
Over the next eight years, his cancer spread to
>  both lungs, his liver, more tumors in his adrenal gland and lymph
nodes, his bones, and finally, last December, we were told he
had "lesions to numerous to count" on his brain. He also developed
diabetes, and a heart condition after enduring more than eight years
of cancer and numerous treatments of chemo therapy. Despite all
this, he remained alert, active, and physically mobile until the
brain cancer occurred last Dec. The radiation treatments used to
shrink the brain tumors is what caused him to start having seizures,
then to totally lose his mobility, his memory, his ability to
function independently, and to ultimately, pass away. Clayton's
oncologist stated several times that she had no medical explanation
to justify his living so long with so many forms of cancer spread
throughout his body. Clayton not only lived - he never once
complained. We simply believe Clayton's life was in God's hands, and
his life span was on God's schedule. His love of his family, his
strong
>  belief in God and his basic "will to live" seemed to keep him
going despite the odds against him. My point is that everyone is
different in their ability to survive and function when they are
extremely ill, and in their levels of strength, determination and
endurance. Perhaps if Elvis did indeed have bone cancer, his love of
people and life, his deep religious beliefs and his basic desire to
live helped him survive and maintain longer than he "medically"
should have. After all, we all know Elvis accomplished many things
throughout his life that people are still amazed by, so it wouldn't
surprise me at all if he did have cancer and continue to survive for
a long time. Take care, Judy --- In
kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Trout" <doublebender@> wrote:>>
I'm sorry (and I don't wanna open a can of worms) but if Elvis did
indeed > have bone cancer as early as 1970 as Kathy has stated he
told her, he would > have been dead LONG before August 16, 1977. I
watched my
>  Grandfather slowly > die from this disease and it's painful to
watch someone literally waste away > to nothing....Elvis did not
look like someone who had bone cancer, IMO.> > Take Care,> Tony
Trout> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "cheriwoods1"
<cheriwoods1@>> To: <kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com>> Sent: Friday,
June 23, 2006 1:27 AM> Subject: [kathyandelvis] Elvis DID have bone
cancer> > > > My now-deceased friend, Kitty Jones-Lee, was a
lifelong friend of> > Elvis. She too, had told me that Elvis had
bone cancer. Very few> > people knew about this- only his closest
friends.> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > Yahoo! Groups Links> >>
>> >> >> >> >> >>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
>   Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US
(and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
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call rates.
>

Hi All,

  I feel that this  J. R. Meyers is getting too much attention which I'm sure is exactly what he wants.  Personally I had a bad feeling the first time I saw that he was to play the part of Elvis.  So much so that I never watched the movie and never will. Before the movie I had never heard of him.  I also believe that his accusations against Elvis are only a reflection of his own life.  He never knew Elvis.  Joe and Kathy did.  Along with a lot of other people who would like to have this guy eat his own words.  Which is probably what will happen.  Elvis was and is bigger than he will ever be.

Just my own opinion but I'll stand by it.

Hugs,

Loxi

 

-----Original Message-----
From: kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com [mailto:kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of jmoore475@...
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 9:19 AM
To: kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com; kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com
Cc: randy black
Subject: Re: [kathyandelvis] Jonathan Rhys Meyers

Actually it's a well known fact that Elvis and Kathy were "much more than friends" for the entire seven years so yes she'd definitely side with Joe on the fact that there was no way Elvis was gay.

 

--
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Kat's Personal Assistant
http://www.kathywestmoreland.us



Elvis and Kathy Yahoo Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kathyandelvis/join


For Interviews, articles, and all the latest news in the Elvis World
http://www.elvisrockson.com

Stuck on Elvis Fan Club
http://www.stuckonelvis.com

 

-------------- Original message --------------
From: randy black <randyloves4women@...>

i do think your right Kathy would know if Elvis was gay or not as i am sure Elvis made a few passes to her lol. maybe more lol. i would also like to clear up the sleeping with his mother part . OK, true they did have one bed and were vary poor. but , the real reason why Elvis slept with his mother was to protect her as she was worried all the time and so she could also protect Elvis as he often was sleepwalking had nothing to do with any sexual innuendos about having sex with his mother at all and i will go further. Elvis was not predigests against blacks ether . Elvis had several friends that were black. where do you think he got the black sound from? the black people taught him .

jmoore475@... wrote:

Joe Esposito responds about Jonathan Rhys Meyers Comment

www.tcbjoe.com/TheJonathanMeyersRumor.mp3

I sure wish Kathy had access to a computer. I'll bet she'd have some interesting things to say. There is no way the things Jonathan Rhys Meyers said were ture. Believe me Kathy would know. lol

June Moore
Kat's Assistant
http://www.kathywestmoreland.us



Elvis and Kathy Yahoo Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kathyandelvis/join


For Interviews, articles, and all the latest news in the Elvis World
http://www.elvisrockson.com

Stuck on Elvis Fan Club
http://www.stuckonelvis.com

 

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-------------- Original message --------------
From: "john5932754" <john5932754@...>

--- In kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, "ginettelovetheboy@..."
<ginettelovetheboy@...> wrote:
>
> Hello Everybody,
>
> My name is Ginette and I am a new member of Kathyandelvis, so glad
to be hope will make many friends in here...
>
>
>
>
>
> My love, you have left me indescribably blue...
> May God Bless you as He's blessed me...
> Till we meet again,
>
> Ginettelovetheboy
>

-------------- Original message --------------
From: "cheriwoods1" <cheriwoods1@...>

Ask Larry Geller. Only his hairdresser knows for sure. (smile)
Seriously, ELvis looked like he still had a good head of hair- just
like his dad.

--- In kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, Karen Leonard
<karenleonard2002@...> wrote:
>
> He was not going bald, you are wrong,
> I saw him in 75 in Memphis, also, soon after the concert June 75
I saw
> him on his horse, and out walking in the back pasture,
> yes, I did,
> and he wasn't getting bald,
> so what if he was,
>
> he'd be beautiful any way he was,
> if you ask me.
>
>
>
> randy black <randyloves4women@...> wrote:
> SORRY FOR THE DEATH OF YOUR FAMILY BUT NO DISRESPECT
OK.? ELVIS DID NOT start to have this in the early 70s ad this up OK
it took 8 years of your in laws passing but i do believe Elvis
starting having this in `1973 if you look at his hair it was
starting to bald and this was made known to everyone at the time of
aging and Elvis often donated much money to the Danny tophis cancer
society but why? as i do be live they treated him there as Elvis
often went under the name john borrows come on think add this up and
Elvis wanted to give his fans he loved so much one last hurra before
he passed on and if you look at him in his final years you can see
him crying when he said we see you again may god bless you adios he
never started to say this and was added to everyone of his shows in
after 1975 thers no dought in my mind at all that elvi did indeed
know he was going to die .and that they did indeed hide some facts
still to this day about his death
>
> Judy <presleysbaby@...> wrote: Hi Tony, I'd just like to
respond to you and to others who've posted they have lost loved ones
to cancer in a short period of time, and d on't believe Elvis could
have survived it for several years: Like you, I don't know if Elvis
had bone cancer or not. However, I have been witness to the life of
someone who survived a long time with several forms of cancer,
including bone cancer, so I know it happens. My father in law passed
away May 17, 2006, at the age of 71. He was diagnosed at the age of
63 with lung cancer in Oct. 1997. At that time, he was told he had 6-
9 months to live, and should "get his affairs in order". He had five
large tumors in his right lung, two on his adrenal gland, and some
in his lymph nodes at the time of the original diagnosis. He had
small cell cancer, the fastest growing type, so it was deemed
inoperable, and he wasn't expected to live more than six months.
Over the next eight years, his cancer spread to
> both lungs, his liver, more tumors in his adrenal gland and lymph
nodes, his bones, and finally, last December, we were told he had "lesions to numerous to count" on his brain. He also developed
diabetes, and a heart condition after enduring more than eight years
of cancer and numerous treatments of chemo therapy. Despite all
this, he remained alert, active, and physically mobile until the
brain cancer occurred last Dec. The radiation treatments used to
shrink the brain tumors is what caused him to start having seizures,
then to totally lose his mobility, his memory, his ability to
function independently, and to ultimately, pass away. Clayton's
oncologist stated several times that she had no medical explanation
to justify his living so long with so many forms of cancer spread
throughout his body. Clayton not only lived - he never once
complained. We simply believe Clayton's life was in God's hands, and
his life span was on God's schedule. His love of his family, his
strong
> belief in God and his basic "will to live" seemed to keep him
going de spite the odds against him. My point is that everyone is
different in their ability to survive and function when they are
extremely ill, and in their levels of strength, determination and
endurance. Perhaps if Elvis did indeed have bone cancer, his love of
people and life, his deep religious beliefs and his basic desire to
live helped him survive and maintain longer than he "medically"
should have. After all, we all know Elvis accomplished many things
throughout his life that people are still amazed by, so it wouldn't
surprise me at all if he did have cancer and continue to survive for
a long time. Take care, Judy --- In
kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Trout" <doublebender@> wrote:>>
I'm sorry (and I don't wanna open a can of worms) but if Elvis did
indeed > have bone cancer as early as 1970 as Kathy has stated he
told her, he would > have b een dead LONG before August 16, 1977. I
watched my
> Grandfather slowly > die from this disease and it's painful to
watch someone literally waste away > to nothing....Elvis did not
look like someone who had bone cancer, IMO.> > Take Care,> Tony
Trout> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "cheriwoods1"
<cheriwoods1@>> To: <kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com>> Sent: Friday,
June 23, 2006 1:27 AM> Subject: [kathyandelvis] Elvis DID have bone
cancer> > > > My now-deceased friend, Kitty Jones-Lee, was a
lifelong friend of> > Elvis. She too, had told me that Elvis had
bone cancer. Very few> > people knew about this- only his closest
friends.> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > Yahoo! Groups Links> >>
>> >> >> >> >> >>
>
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Ask Larry Geller. Only his hairdresser knows for sure. (smile)
Seriously, ELvis looked like he still had a good head of hair- just
like his dad.

--- In kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, Karen Leonard
<karenleonard2002@...> wrote:
>
> He was not going bald, you are wrong,
> I saw him in 75 in Memphis, also, soon after the concert June 75
I saw
> him on his horse, and out walking in the back pasture,
> yes, I did,
> and he wasn't getting bald,
> so what if he was,
>
> he'd be beautiful any way he was,
> if you ask me.
>
>
>
> randy black <randyloves4women@...> wrote:
> SORRY FOR THE DEATH OF YOUR FAMILY BUT NO DISRESPECT
OK.? ELVIS DID NOT start to have this in the early 70s ad this up OK
it took 8 years of your in laws passing but i do believe Elvis
starting having this in `1973 if you look at his hair it was
starting to bald and this was made known to everyone at the time of
aging and Elvis often donated much money to the Danny tophis cancer
society but why? as i do be live they treated him there as Elvis
often went under the name john borrows come on think add this up and
Elvis wanted to give his fans he loved so much one last hurra before
he passed on and if you look at him in his final years you can see
him crying when he said we see you again may god bless you adios he
never started to say this and was added to everyone of his shows in
after 1975 thers no dought in my mind at all that elvi did indeed
know he was going to die .and that they did indeed hide some facts
still to this day about his death
>
> Judy <presleysbaby@...> wrote: Hi Tony, I'd just like to
respond to you and to others who've posted they have lost loved ones
to cancer in a short period of time, and don't believe Elvis could
have survived it for several years: Like you, I don't know if Elvis
had bone cancer or not. However, I have been witness to the life of
someone who survived a long time with several forms of cancer,
including bone cancer, so I know it happens. My father in law passed
away May 17, 2006, at the age of 71. He was diagnosed at the age of
63 with lung cancer in Oct. 1997. At that time, he was told he had 6-
9 months to live, and should "get his affairs in order". He had five
large tumors in his right lung, two on his adrenal gland, and some
in his lymph nodes at the time of the original diagnosis. He had
small cell cancer, the fastest growing type, so it was deemed
inoperable, and he wasn't expected to live more than six months.
Over the next eight years, his cancer spread to
> both lungs, his liver, more tumors in his adrenal gland and lymph
nodes, his bones, and finally, last December, we were told he
had "lesions to numerous to count" on his brain. He also developed
diabetes, and a heart condition after enduring more than eight years
of cancer and numerous treatments of chemo therapy. Despite all
this, he remained alert, active, and physically mobile until the
brain cancer occurred last Dec. The radiation treatments used to
shrink the brain tumors is what caused him to start having seizures,
then to totally lose his mobility, his memory, his ability to
function independently, and to ultimately, pass away. Clayton's
oncologist stated several times that she had no medical explanation
to justify his living so long with so many forms of cancer spread
throughout his body. Clayton not only lived - he never once
complained. We simply believe Clayton's life was in God's hands, and
his life span was on God's schedule. His love of his family, his
strong
> belief in God and his basic "will to live" seemed to keep him
going despite the odds against him. My point is that everyone is
different in their ability to survive and function when they are
extremely ill, and in their levels of strength, determination and
endurance. Perhaps if Elvis did indeed have bone cancer, his love of
people and life, his deep religious beliefs and his basic desire to
live helped him survive and maintain longer than he "medically"
should have. After all, we all know Elvis accomplished many things
throughout his life that people are still amazed by, so it wouldn't
surprise me at all if he did have cancer and continue to survive for
a long time. Take care, Judy --- In
kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, "Tony Trout" <doublebender@> wrote:>>
I'm sorry (and I don't wanna open a can of worms) but if Elvis did
indeed > have bone cancer as early as 1970 as Kathy has stated he
told her, he would > have been dead LONG before August 16, 1977. I
watched my
> Grandfather slowly > die from this disease and it's painful to
watch someone literally waste away > to nothing....Elvis did not
look like someone who had bone cancer, IMO.> > Take Care,> Tony
Trout> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "cheriwoods1"
<cheriwoods1@>> To: <kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com>> Sent: Friday,
June 23, 2006 1:27 AM> Subject: [kathyandelvis] Elvis DID have bone
cancer> > > > My now-deceased friend, Kitty Jones-Lee, was a
lifelong friend of> > Elvis. She too, had told me that Elvis had
bone cancer. Very few> > people knew about this- only his closest
friends.> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > Yahoo! Groups Links> >>
>> >> >> >> >> >>
>
>
>
>
>
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Hey Cathi! Yeah, I'm in Don's group, as well as, Charmaine's and Sue's.
I decided that I would join this one, as I love Kathy Westmoreland's
singing, and figured she would know more about Elvis than anyone. My den
is made up of Jungle themed stuff and Elvis collectibles. I just ordered
a big gold lame Elvs standup that talks, so after you get to the landing
of my den, he'll talk to you. I sent Don pictures of my den, so he has
an idea of what it looks like. I have lights going around my tapestry of
the Aloha from Hawaii Elvis, I have a guitar shaped clock, trading
cards, a scaled pink cadillac, Elvis ornaments, and books, and
magazines. After I get my standup, that should do it for my den, since
it's getting filled up. I also have a turntable with Elvis albums, so I
can hear his music. Just sent a letter to Don, so I hope to hear from
him.
I hope to make some new Elvis friends in this group, too. By the way
folks, I'm from Ohio. This is for Cherie, I seen you and your daughter
at Vernon's home, in 2002, when Bobby Memphis was there telling stories
about Elvis. My son was there, too, talking to Tiana. Have a great day
everyone! Theresa


http://community.webtv.net/mrst1979/AlohafromHawaii

Theresa~
How nice to hear from you again! Welcome to the group! I just joined
recently myself. What fun! I would like to go to Memphis next year
for the 30th anniversary. Will you & your son be going? Is anyone
else from the group going?






--- In kathyandelvis@yahoogroups.com, mrst1979@... wrote:
>
> Hey Cathi! Yeah, I'm in Don's group, as well as, Charmaine's and
Sue's.
> I decided that I would join this one, as I love Kathy
Westmoreland's
> singing, and figured she would know more about Elvis than anyone.
My den
> is made up of Jungle themed stuff and Elvis collectibles. I just
ordered
> a big gold lame Elvs standup that talks, so after you get to the
landing
> of my den, he'll talk to you. I sent Don pictures of my den, so he
has
> an idea of what it looks like. I have lights going around my
tapestry of
> the Aloha from Hawaii Elvis, I have a guitar shaped clock, trading
> cards, a scaled pink cadillac, Elvis ornaments, and books, and
> magazines. After I get my standup, that should do it for my den,
since
> it's getting filled up. I also have a turntable with Elvis albums,
so I
> can hear his music. Just sent a letter to Don, so I hope to hear
from
> him.
> I hope to make some new Elvis friends in this group, too. By the
way
> folks, I'm from Ohio. This is for Cherie, I seen you and your
daughter
> at Vernon's home, in 2002, when Bobby Memphis was there telling
stories
> about Elvis. My son was there, too, talking to Tiana. Have a great
day
> everyone! Theresa
>
>
> http://community.webtv.net/mrst1979/AlohafromHawaii
>

Cheri, I would love to go, but my son won't be going, because he leaves
for basic training July 12 for the Army. He will be in there for four
years as a calvary scout, taking training to become a law enforcement
officer. By the way, do you know Larry Geller? I read your post about
Larry being Elvis's hairdresser. I saw him in 2002 at Mary
Stonebreaker's home. Now, I get emails from him. Have a great day!
Theresa


http://community.webtv.net/mrst1979/AlohafromHawaii

Cheri, I would love to go, but my son won't be going, because he leaves
for basic training July 12 for the Army. He will be in there for four
years as a calvary scout, taking training to become a law enforcement
officer. By the way, do you know Larry Geller? I read your post about
Larry being Elvis's hairdresser. I saw him in 2002 at Mary
Stonebreaker's home. Now, I get emails from him. Have a great day!
Theresa

http://community.webtv.net/mrst1979/AlohafromHawaii

well i want to know about this relationship kathy had of elvis ?


LOL. Yes everyone does it seems. Kathy fessed up to the whole affair
in her now out of print book. She also tells about during her great
30 minute interview on her latest "Tribute to Elvis"  DVD at
http://www.kathywestmoreland.us/DVDs.html

--
June Moore
Kat's Personal Assistant
http://www.kathywestmoreland.us



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