That’s my Aunt Doris and Uncle Bobby, what a lovely video. I wish my father Walter Billimek was still here to join their conversion.❤

@thesmiths629

9 ай бұрын

I hope they each had children, and grandchildren to pass on the stories, care for the land, and that the Billimek last name continues.

@tiffanyq.6004

9 ай бұрын

I pray that there are decendants that want to keep the land and keep ranching! There's nothing better for the soul than being on and working the land. ❤❤❤

@mermaidokalani3322

9 ай бұрын

Ps...never sell that land, regardless of how much you are offered, keep it in the family....🙏🙏🙏

@KatrinaMiller117

9 ай бұрын

I have thoroughly enjoyed listening to them relate the history of the Family Ranch! What a Blessing to hear their story. Thank you for allowing us to listen and learn.

@elrulo6078

9 ай бұрын

Nancy for you 🌹😉

I'm striving to be just like this gal! Eat a good hardy breakfast, work on the ranch all day, eat what you raise and grow and still be sharp as knife at 100! Goals!

@sl4983

8 ай бұрын

Agree!

I just love listening to these two talk and tell their story. It would be an honor to just sit and listen to then relate how life was. Thank you

@sharober1

9 ай бұрын

I just had the same thoughts. If I lived closer, I would love to visit them in person ❤

@bethannemiller7474

6 ай бұрын

Love there stories !

@ronbertka7023

4 ай бұрын

There's thousands of folks just like these two across the country just as interesting.

I think all of the older generation needs to video tape the stories of their lives to pass down to their children and grandkids. Good stories like this will die if you don't share them. Thanks for sharing your stories.

@cindyspiess9963

9 ай бұрын

i agree 100 %

@reality_is_the_key

8 ай бұрын

I think of it more as a recipe. How they have done things is how you're supposed to do things. Things get tough from time to time, these people got tougher and overcame. I love it

@RobotNannyDiaries

8 ай бұрын

Interview you’r old relatives. Do it now. I wish I had been able to interview my grandfather before he died but the iPhone (cell phone cameras) wasn’t around then and it was difficult with the tape recorders. Not impossible but I didn’t do it. Now it’s much easier. Set an interview your grandparents or the oldest folks in your family and ask them about their lives. Ask them about the hard times and the good and how they made it through both❤️

Just love this! Grew up in rural South Dakota in the 60s and 70s sure miss those days. Could listen to these folks all day! 🥰

These two are rich beyond measure. National treasures. ❤❤ Thank you for the videos. I just love them.

Living in Texas. I’m tellin ya. These people are tough and they live long and healthy lives. I hate to see their ranches sold to make housing developments.

@cac2821

8 ай бұрын

We need more people like this now more than ever. People need to go back to their roots at doing these things ( gardening, close family ties, etc) and being as humble as these two are as we are facing some serious issues with the way our country is going.

"You can't pay me what I'm asking" love that lady!

@rt3box6tx74

9 ай бұрын

Yep, I know exactly how she feels.

@nim3186

8 ай бұрын

❤ family legacies are priceless!!

I'm able to listen to their stories, 24-7 . What cuties , the sister & brother are . Happiness to the both of you.❤

Oral histories cannot ne contained in a book, this is so special.

Bless these two, this generation is a wealth of knowledge

I’ve bought oil and gas leases since 1968 and this country is full of people like this. I’m blessed to have met so many good people while working for the oil companies as an independent contractor. I had to black sisters I leased in Meadville, Mississippi I’ll never forget one was 100 years old and the other 103 years old. They were a wealth of information on the family histories of everyone in the area.

@rt3box6tx74

9 ай бұрын

I have a friend who used to lease land (is that called a "landman"?) Meeting the good people like these two kept him depressed all the time - cause he knew they were the last generation in their class. I loved to talk to him about them but he got too sad so we discussed idiot politicians.

@liveinms9949

9 ай бұрын

I think we have met before. Did you do oil and gas leases in winnsborro LA

I love it!!! A bowl of ice cream every might !!!! Lady after my own heart

I would love to talk to Bobby and Doris for hours. Thanks for sharing.

I love these two . Simple. But powerfully Real !

This is so great to listen to. Hopefully their land can get passed down to family that wants to keep it. ❤

@JaneDoe-np4gh

9 ай бұрын

YES. Do not sell to greedy developers!

@krystalborgman

9 ай бұрын

I agree. Keep it in the family. 🧡🙏🏼✝️🙏🏼❤

This is so amazing to me it literally makes me feel like I am talking to my grandparents who passed away. I work on their farm that they purchased back in the day. And it is still in my family. It's on its fourth generation. And we are so proud to say that we have no outside help. We do it all ourselves except for we milk. Almost 200 cows twice a day. But this is so impressive to see these 2. Much respect to both of them. God bless all the farmers and the people who grow up this way. And who went through those hard times like the drought? I could not even imagine. These types of people. Are so few and far between these days that they're almost not existent. Everyone breaks down and ends up selling their land because it's just not practical or profitable to have a farm these days, but we do it because we love it, and we would not want to be doing anything else.

@hildachacon001

9 ай бұрын

We have you and your family to thank as well!! Yes…thank you to all our farmers in Texas and nationwide. Much respect and love.❤

@mermaidokalani3322

9 ай бұрын

So awesome to see this comment, I always wonder why people would sell precious land if they can hold on to it! Priceless thank God for all you farmers. We all know the evil cabal is trying to take away many farners' lands...🙏🙏🙏🙏Best wishes to you and your family!

@mandyjo18

9 ай бұрын

@mermaidokalani3322 thank you for that nice comment!!!!!! God Bless you and your family as well! ❤️ sadly the small farmers go out of business bc they cannot afford to make a living off their land w fuel prices unfortunately

@philleahey5031

9 ай бұрын

There is more than one way to measure wealth

@mirsaes

9 ай бұрын

Most people sell their land because they can't afford the rent (property taxes). You will have nothing and you will be happy says Klaus.

What a wonderful story. With all the recent developments growing and inviting Californians in to destroy our way of life, I'm glad they have held out!

That’s the life. Zero stress and u will live as long as u want. All organic food

@rt3box6tx74

9 ай бұрын

"Zero stress"? 😆

@JaneDoe-np4gh

9 ай бұрын

I don't know about zero stress! off the grid though, like it.

Texas history

Blessings from Oz. ❤️😎🇦🇺

I grew up on what used to be a farm and ranch in very rural hills in Santa Rita NM. No one around us. Sadly some family were money hungry and sold. Was very peaceful prior. I had a rough lumber cabin. We raised 100 chickens and a few Turkey. I am moving back and try to re-setup on a different area on property.

When they pass, there goes that beautiful farm. Hopefully someone takes over and cares and loves it

America's history right there spreaking. Thank you two for sharing our/ your rich American history. Last of my elders have gone. Now it's up to us to share vocally our traditions and true history. Stay strong. Hold on to your land and heritage. We across the nation support our ranchers and farmers. The news just doesn't let you know that.

@wildflowers5555

8 ай бұрын

'The Epoch Times' has an indepth Documentary showing clearly what Farmers and Rancher's are going through in the USA and Abroad in 2023. Massively important that anyone age 12 and up watch it.

Amazing! Could listen all day:)

@lefeeds

9 ай бұрын

Glad you like it!

Love these people. I think when my grandparents stopped having treats they started passing slowly. Ice cream, gumbo, Cola!

@sl4983

8 ай бұрын

Really?

Happy birthday, Bobby! God's blessings on you & Doris. No taxes... I can't even imagine that. Boot leggin' I can! Hahaha!

I love stories like this

@nancymorris3407

9 ай бұрын

Story with history and facts that are really TRUE

Wow God bless these folks

I'm in ireland and these 2 are unique and love listening to them. Respect from ireland

Such a beautiful thing to see, may God bless you both with strength to carry on! This just made my whole day so much brighter!!❤❤❤❤❤❤ cutest story!

Love it--- butter, eggs bread, coffee, meat ,not a word about gluten free or dairy free. Very inspiring.

My hats off to you to god bless the both of you

This people are amazing. Very good persons. Greetings from México

Omg I'm so happy to meet you all !! Thank goodness you still farm. It's becoming lost. There is too many house now.

Hank williams jr said country folks can survive..betcha

This turned out great!

God bless you and your little brother.

I could listen to them for hours!! What wonderful people ❤❤

Loved this... God and country 🙏

God bless them.

Farming is the best way of life,I was fortunate to be raised on one in Ireland. I'll never forget the experiences I had as a young man.Thank you almighty God.

@sl4983

8 ай бұрын

Amen 🙏

Ice cream for dinner! Now there’s a plan I could happily follow!

Loved watching this. She looks so good and is sharp as can be. God love them!

Love this and other stories like this, we need more and remember the past

@nancymorris3407

9 ай бұрын

Yes

blessings and good health for them both

Bless the lord oh my soul such history I loved it for hrs

Awesome

Love this. My parents passed both at age 95.

Had me at sold a lit of beer over their by the church lol. And didnt habe to pay taxes lol. These are the salt of the earth people who i could listen to for hrs

Great respect for these peopleb I always try to butcher deer on my own

What a beautiful family. So cool.

Just imagine if all the old folks that are politicians in America would speak like this and act like this

@nancymorris3407

9 ай бұрын

Just imagine and work to make it happen

What a lovely reminder of what is truly important in life❤

Amazing! Such an inspiration

Amazing witness account of human history! Well done! Thanks!

My kind of people...I hope the good Lord lets me farm to at least 90,then I'll go from there

great stories by wonderful people who went through tough times and kept perseverance. Ranching and eating good food keeps them healthy. Very inspiring lifestyle

Best thing is not for sale!!!!!

Love people like this.

Love this!

I love them 💕 She is Precious 😍

Thats great these two farming together.

Good evening. Bless you all and your farm. Protect your grounds and supplies Your workers Yourselves

God bless these people! Godspeed to both of them!

If I could leave everybody with just ONE piece of usable wisdom.. ICE CREAM IS A SUPER FOOD.. every constituent in ice cream helps with longevity and the promotion of healthy hormones in the body which will lead to a long and healthy life! I love you all!

We really enjoyed your stories, I’m 67 and it truly took me back in time, bringing back memories of my childhood.

I could sit and listen to these two talk for days ! What a true American treasure they are. Thank you for sharing.

What an incredible family. I was smiling through the entire interview. This generation was the best and the smartest!! Love these two

My grandpa was born in 1899. He died in 1980 after seeing me graduate in 1979. He told me about the trains planes and automobiles. He used to put windshields and model T’s. He said they put them in with rubber mallets. He had to be very careful putting them in, because they were told if they broke more than one window they were fired. My grandfather was 42 and my grandmother was 17 in 1941 when they got married. Most of his relatives had dairy farms in upstate New York. They raised hundreds of head of milk cows. In the summertime they would take my mother out to their farms and she would spend the summer with them learning how to pick vegetables out of the gardens and how to can them. She also said that she actually turned butter in an old-fashioned butter churn. My mom said she would sit out on the porch and take turns with her aunt churning butter. She said when she was really young, she remembers using an outhouse and she said that they had well water to drink.

@lefeeds

8 ай бұрын

So glad you have the memories of his stories 💖

Can’t go wrong with an old Chevy❤

Thank you for sharing history of such wonderful people! Salt of the earth, God Bless! Yes, agreed, National Treasures!

❤I had an Uncle Henry too - he had a “beer joint”.

❤️❤️❤️

Love you both! You are the picture of Family! My mom was blessed with a sister that looked after her when I couldn't.

God bless them. 🙏🏻♥️

I pray the evil wef Blackrocks, Gates, or China don't get this beautiful farm! Praying someone as wonderful as this family takes it over when that time comes, & keeps it a Family Farm, not an evil corporate farm.

Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for this.. all of it.. my oh my..

Love this story

Happy birthday bobby!!!!!

Thank you for sharing your journy, you are both truly blessed!❤

You're an inspiration thank you for sharing your story.

Love these people!

Farming ranching a beautiful profession a noble profession .

So awesome!

Amazing 🤩

So awesome man

thank u so much, I can learn a lot from you all

What a beautiful story

She is awesome ❤

Im LOVING THIS 🎊💖😁

I'm hooked.

I really live these two. Like to hear more.

❤🎉Absolutely 💯 Beautiful. Blessings and blessings and Blessings to you all and your families.

Good story God is good

Beautiful

I gotta have my ice cream also sis.

This is a golden life

Salt of the earth.