Marilyn:

Your website looks really great. I enjoyed checking out everything, especially the clips and the new fall/halloween stuff.

Reba

I have been reading on line lately about the big changes coming to our planet near the end of this year. While some people are thinking that the "end times" means the end of everything, I am one of those who believe that the end of 2012 will usher in a transition from the chaotic, scary times that we now live in to a whole New Age - the Age of Enlightenment or the Golden Age.

We have been receiving more and more light from the center of our galaxy. On December 21, 2012, for the first time in 26,000 years, our solar system, sun, and earth will come into perfect alignment with the equator of our Milky Way galaxy. Quite a few ancient civilizations have predicted the end of 2012 as the beginning of a Golden Age.

Some of the predictions associated with the arrival of this new Age: collectively we will see our 3 dimensional vibrations raised so that our bodies will become lighter. Our carbon-based DNA will convert to crystalline structured DNA (it will be able to hold more light). The huge difference will be - carbon deteriorates and dies and crystal doesn't. As a result there will be no more death. We will get younger and be able to decide which age we would like to be.

Why am I writing in this space? Those who are sick or diseased in mind or body will be healed. THOSE WHO HAVE LOST LIMBS WILL SEE THEM REPLACED! When I read this I thought of Mr. Stacy right away. Wouldn't that be great for him and others who are sick or without limbs! Great for all to be healed in mind and body. No pain, suffering, or death.

We will all come from love. Negative emotions such as anger or hatred will disappear. The vibrations will be so high that only the purest thoughts will be able to exist. War definitely will be a thing of the past.

Something out of Star Trek OR utopia? Utopia, with God'srace. A recipe for all to embrace. I can't wait!!

Hi there - For the last week or so I've been reliving my teenage years by watching all the "Lancer" vids on YouTube and trying to find more fans of the show. We loved the US western series in the UK and grew up watching "Wagon Train", "Rawhide", "Bonanza" etc (I always liked "Have Gun Will Travel"). When I was about 12 I became hooked on "High Chapparal" and was devastated when I heard its replacement in the schedule was going to be another western called "Lancer". I set out ready to hate it but guess what, after the first episode I was hooked! My mum, younger sister and I became huge fans of the show and I had my first serious crush on Johnny Lancer! My friends and I all loved the show and we were really upset when it was cancelled. I remember thinking about James over the years and when I was about 17 hearing about his terrible accident and crying my eyes out! The memories were brought back to me about a week ago when I was clearing the attic and found an old "Lancer" comic book dated 1971 with my name inside it! I then set about trying to purchase "Lancer" DVD's (impossible in the UK) so I was thrilled when my sister suggested YouTube - she's a huge 1960/70's tv fan and gets her "fix" on YouTube. I have to say that I have loved re-living those shows and even now in my 50's I think that James Stacy was one of the most gorgeous men to ever grace the small screen! He's had such a sad life and I still get upset when I think about it - that accident took a flourishing career. Was watching him in "Something Wicked This Way Comes" yesterday and I thought his performance was so poignant - more tears I'm afraid! I would love to share memories with other fans. XXXXX

Looks Really Great Marilyn!!

Reba

Looks Really Great Marilyn!!

Reba

I had this past week off and i can not tell you how much fun i have had at this Lancer web site. I have not seen the western since I was sixteen. I loved it and that beautiful, funny seductive younger son. I must know how I can get the whole episodes.

the short clips are driving me crazy as I realize there are episodes I missed. I also love the fan fiction. I had tried my hand at that years ago. Hope you all keep it coming. I am hooked again...at 58! Cindy

Hi Buddy,

Each time, I check out your JML Web Site, I am amazed! It is AWESOME! You are so talented! Thanks for all the hard work and sharing all of this. You're the BEST!

Your buddy,

Marlene

Hi there Marilyn,

Haven't been to your site in a little while. Boy, this is getting better and better. I'm happy you got to meet James and Tigger. Keep going, amiga.

Nice page, great!!

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I am a first time visitor to this site, and I am quite impressed! Although I am a baby-boomer, I was not aware of James Stacy or his work until a short time ago.. My focus was always on Richard Boone (Have Gun Will Travel), because he was a relative of mine, and I loved him dearly.

Richard was a fine actor and taught acting classes in Brentwood. I know that Robert Fuller attended these classes, and I wonder if James Stacy did too (?). I think maybe he did, because I checked, and James guest-starred in a Have Gun episode in 1962. Richard was known

to encourage young actors who he thought to have talent to appear on his show if there was an appropriate role for them.

Anyway, I have viewed some of the Lancer youtube videos that set film clips to music and loved them. Your site is fabulous. Thanks for putting it up for James' fans to enjoy. He is a top-notch actor (I have seen some of his work0, and I look forward to seeing .much more.

I understand that James had a very tough, very challenging life after his accident in 1973.. It is ironic that someone so impossibly handsome, charismatic, and talented had so much taken away in one instant. I guess he wasn't supposed to die when he attempted suicide in the '90's. God was not ready for him yet. God had more for him to do and accomplish here. I hope he did what he stayed for, and I hope he is happy and content. He certainly has much to be proud of from his acting career, and through the magic of film he will never be forgotten. Legions of fans still love him, and many more will discover him (like me)

I admire your devotion to him and also your talent.

I am a new JS/JML fan and will revisit your site often. Thanks again for all your hard work to honor James and his contribution to the arts.

Carol

Hello

I am rookie here, hi forum members !

This is my first time to comment, but I have been watching your page for a while. It is GREAT! Thanks for taking so much time in all of it!! I have a question: I will not be able to make it to any of the venues where James is making an appearance. I cannot find a current picture of him anywhere. Does anyone know where there might be one posted? Thanks to everyone!!

Just met James Stacy for the first time at the Festival of the West in Scottsdale, AZ. He and his fiance were friendly, fun and so gracious. Also met and chatted with Peter Brown, James Drury, Robert Fuller, and a few others. It was such a pleasure to finally meet James and spend a few minutes talking with him. I wanted to thank him for sharing his talent for so many years, not sure if I did that or not. JS always was and always will be my favorite cowboy and actor!

Yes it is wonderful to hear James singing! Love it....! I didn't go to Memphis this year, but I'm pretty sure I'll be going next

year!

Dear Tish

I'm so sorry to hear about your accident, and how you feel. But the reason why we all love this man so very of is not only because of talent and such, is because he has lost more then an leg and arm, as an actor he lost much more. But his lust for life and his courage to go on, as proven what kind of man he is, though he had his dark days that almost destroyed him, he over came that and is now a happy and healthy loving man....who i just had the pleasure and joy of meeting. James will tell you himslef that not all is lost, there is a light at the end of the tunel, and you will find it, though your friends just can't see that right now...be strong for you and not them. This what we all learned from him. I hope you can understand what I'm saying. There is hope.

Dear Marilyn,

I have just recently lost my leg in an accident. I'm curious why you find this actor so great, most of my friends pity me and avoid me.

I left totally alone and without hope. I don't want to sound bitter but I am, and all I want to do is die.

Hi CaroL

Johnny said that in *To Cut the Wolf Loose*. He was talking to laura. And from what I was told,. that JS and WM hit it off well during the show and afterwards. They even joked around with each other, playind simple little jokes on each others as well. You can see in the eps that they played off each other so well, like they were really brothers. :))

Can somebody please tell me in which episode does Johnny say " you remind me of cinnamon peaches".I have been arguing with a friend about this and needless to say we both think we re right.I also wondered if JS and WM kept in touch after Lancer finished.I got the impression from some articles that they weren t particularly good friends.

I like to visit your site regularly to discover your new ideas, you have such an imagination.

You have succeded in turning a plain episode list into a pure delight as usual.

This fits so well with the new design of your website, we can enjoy many JS faces in one sight.

Thank you.

Yes it is wonderful to hear James singing! Love it....! I didn't go to Memphis this year, but I'm pretty sure I'll be going next

year!

Dear Tish

I'm so sorry to hear about your accident, and how you feel. But the reason why we all love this man so very of is not only because of talent and such, is because he has lost more then an leg and arm, as an actor he lost much more. But his lust for life and his courage to go on, as proven what kind of man he is, though he had his dark days that almost destroyed him, he over came that and is now a happy and healthy loving man....who i just had the pleasure and joy of meeting. James will tell you himslef that not all is lost, there is a light at the end of the tunel, and you will find it, though your friends just can't see that right now...be strong for you and not them. This what we all learned from him. I hope you can understand what I'm saying. There is hope.

Dear Marilyn,

I have just recently lost my leg in an accident. I'm curious why you find this actor so great, most of my friends pity me and avoid me.

I left totally alone and without hope. I don't want to sound bitter but I am, and all I want to do is die.

Hi CaroL

Johnny said that in *To Cut the Wolf Loose*. He was talking to laura. And from what I was told,. that JS and WM hit it off well during the show and afterwards. They even joked around with each other, playind simple little jokes on each others as well. You can see in the eps that they played off each other so well, like they were really brothers. :))

Can somebody please tell me in which episode does Johnny say " you remind me of cinnamon peaches".I have been arguing with a friend about this and needless to say we both think we re right.I also wondered if JS and WM kept in touch after Lancer finished.I got the impression from some articles that they weren t particularly good friends.

I like to visit your site regularly to discover your new ideas, you have such an imagination.

You have succeded in turning a plain episode list into a pure delight as usual.

This fits so well with the new design of your website, we can enjoy many JS faces in one sight.

Thank you.

This is a great look for your site and I love the new things you have added. I've not written here in a while so I thought I would drop in and just let you know how much I appreciate all that you do to keep this site so apealing. I must say you have something for everyone. Here's to you my friend for a job well done.

Girlfriend--I haven't visited for awhile, but I love the new look, and there are many new pages I haven't seen before. I loved the comic page, the family album, and of course, picture perfect Johnny!! Your love and respect for the character and the man who played him is obvious with this beautiful website. Keep it up. Can't wait to meet you in June. . . .Laraine

Hi Marilyn

This is a brilliant site and I will keep on checking in.Its a great pity that some sad people have nothing better to do than try and spoil other peoples pleasure and enjoyment with inappropriate messages.You are doing a fantastic job and it is much appreciated.

Hello Ladies,

I want to oplogize to whoever reads and signs my guestbook for these uncalled for post, that has nothing to do with this website. I will delete them when I see them. But as a public place I can't stop them. Please do not let these dirty and sexual post bother you. These persons are only harming themselfs by posting such stuff. Again sorry.

Marilyn