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Judd, Wynonna Ellen was born on May 30, 1964 in Ashland, Kentucky, United States.
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The Judds Farewell Tour, 1991, Farwell Final Edition Oversize Program: Love Can Build a Bridge
(This 16 page oversize (larger than my scanner) Farewell F...)
This 16 page oversize (larger than my scanner) Farewell Final Edition program is fully illustrated. Lists Awards, Discography, Specials, Videos and more. Real collector's item.
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Coming Home to Myself: A Memoir
(From the heart of one of the most beloved performers in m...)
From the heart of one of the most beloved performers in music comes a candid memoir of professional triumph, private heartbreak, and personal victory, a coming-of-age account of a very private search for harmony and a very public rise to fame. Coming Home to Myself is the result of that emotional journey, a song of personal discovery that taught Wynonna Judd to love not just what she does, but who she is. From a truly exceptional woman comes an unexpected memoir of survival, strength, hope, and forgiveness, filled with an exultant and empowering message certain to resonate with those who have dreamed of finding themselves, and who only needed the courage and inspiration to begin their own journey.
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Wynonna Ellen Judd
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Wynonna Ellen Judd, vocalist, musician. Charitable efforts for Nashville Oasis Center, St. Jude Children’s Hospital, American Red Cross, and Habitat for Humanity; chair, celebrity auction American Liver Foundation, 1998; ambassador YouthAIDS, since 2003; national spokesperson Power to Change Program, 2000; spokesperson Kmart Corporation, 2000.
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Coming Home to Myself: A Memoir
(From the heart of one of the most beloved performers in m...)
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The Judds Farewell Tour, 1991, Farwell Final Edition Oversize Program: Love Can Build a Bridge
(This 16 page oversize (larger than my scanner) Farewell F...)
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She Is His Only Need
( Digital Sheet Music of She Is His Only Need Composed b...)
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Coming Home to Myself: A Memoir
Membership
Charitable efforts for Nashville Oasis Center, St. Jude Children’s Hospital, American Red Cross, and Habitat for Humanity. Chair, celebrity auction American Liver Foundation, 1998. Ambassador YouthAIDS, since 2003.
National spokesperson Power to Change Program, 2000. Spokesperson Kmart Corporation, 2000.
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Daughter of Larry and Naomi Judd, Michael Ciminella (Stepmother). Married Arch Kelly, 1996 (divorced 1998). Children: Elijah, Grace.
Married Dan R. Roach, November 2003 (separated February 2007). 1 child Zac Roach.
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American
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Recipient (with Naomi Judd) Horizon award, Country Music Association, 1984, five Grammy awards, nine Country Music Association awards and eight Billboard Music awards. Named with Naomi Judd 40 Greatest Women of Country Music, Country Music television (CMT), 2002. Recipient Female Vocalist of the Year award, Academy of Country Music, 1994, Connie B. Gay award, Country Music Association, 2004, United Service Organizations Merit award, 2005. Co-recipient with husband Dan R Roach, Turn for Peace award, ANASAZI Foundation, 2005. Nominee for Humanitarian of Year, Academy of Country Music, 2003. Named Grand Marshall, Indy 500 Festival and Race (first country artist), 2003. Named to Nashville Music City Walk of Fame, 2007.Recipient (with Naomi Judd) Horizon award, Country Music Association, 1984, five Grammy awards, nine Country Music Association awards and eight Billboard Music awards. Named with Naomi Judd 40 Greatest Women of Country Music, Country Music television (CMT), 2002. Recipient Female Vocalist of the Year award, Academy of Country Music, 1994, Connie B. Gay award, Country Music Association, 2004, United Service Organizations Merit award, 2005.
Co-recipient with husband Dan R Roach, Turn for Peace award, ANASAZI Foundation, 2005. Nominee for Humanitarian of Year, Academy of Country Music, 2003. Named Grand Marshall, Indy 500 Festival and Race (first country artist), 2003.
Named to Nashville Music City Walk of Fame, 2007.