COWBOYS FOOTBALL REPORT

Radio Network 2008

Merchandise

Ray is also a talented vocalist.  A few years ago, in San Antonio, he had his own weekly TV program "Ranchhouse Party", the highest rated program in San Antonio at that time.  In 2004, Ray recorded an album of the best enduring country songs on Audio CD.  Click on a title below to sample excerpts from each track:

1. Make the World Go Away
2. What's He Doing in My World
3. Bouquet of Roses
4. Anytime
5. The Last Word in Lonesome is Me
6. Lonely Again
7. Cattle Call

Over the past 25 years, Ray Stone has traveled Texas and the neighboring states speaking on the Dallas Cowboys.  Ray noticed that communities under 5,000 population were struggling to survive.  A constant is the fact that small communities are missing out on a lot of dollars simply because the local folks spend too many of those dollars in the neighboring larger community.  That is sad for the smaller community.

Collectively, the locals in a small community spend millions of dollars a year in the neighboring larger community because they are not aware that shopping at home will benefit all local residents.  A healthy local community with expanding plus new businesses mean better schools, better city / county services, better real estate values and an improved quality of life.  It's a win / win situation but 9 out of 10 adults in small communities do not know that they all benefit by shopping at home.  Let's change that thinking.

Now available on videocasette is a powerful presentation titled "Economic Growth".  This forty minute presentation pinpoints:

1. The neglect of area businesses.
2. Why it is happening.
3. The costly impact to the area.
4. A program to familiarize all residents with the benefits to each family when all residents shop at home.

This incredible motivational video for teens and their parents features keynote speaker Tom Landry, former head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. The video captures his 30-minute presentation to 200 high school students in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas in 1984.

TEEN TOPICS INCLUDE:

• Gaining determination Increasing motivation
• Developing discipline and confidence
• How to obtain any goal
• Eliminating things that keep you from being your best
• Being a team player
• Achieving your potential
• Saying "NO" to drugs
• Removing doubts that hold you back
• Developing your own talents
• Building character, value and integrity

Six hundred families packed the McAllen (Texas) Civic Center to honor Tom Landry by renaming Mission High School's football stadium in honor of their most famous alumnus (1940-43).

This emotional 1984 video with Ray Stone serving as Master of Ceremonies features keynote speaker Tom Landry speaking on his life, the Dallas Cowboys and his Christian values.

The 60-minute video also features former Dallas Cowboys players Danny White and Rafael Septien in a moving tribute to their former coach.

For 35 years sportscaster Ray Stone has reported on the Dallas Cowboys through his popular "Cowboys Football Report" radio show and has been telling it like it is.

His unique perspective on the game, the players, the coaching staff and even the owner, has given him a treasure trove of humorous stories about the Dallas Cowboys. The video contains stories on Cowboy greats like Emmitt Smith, Charlie Waters, Don Meredith, Bill Bates, Roger Staubach, Cliff Harris, Troy Aikman, Ernie Stautner, Gene Stallings, Jimmy Johnson, D. D. Lewis and more.

The "Songs From Yesteryear" CD, The "Economic Growth Video", The "Tom Landry Motivational Video" for your teen or school, the "Tom Landry Dedication Video" and the "Dallas Cowboys Humor Video", please send a check or money order payable to "Ray Stone" at:

Ray Stone
3131 W Park Blvd., Suite 276, Plano, TX 75075
U. S. A.

(We ask for your email in order to send other Dallas Cowboys offers - we do not sell your email address!)

Please allow 2 - 4 weeks for shipping in the United States and 4 - 6 weeks in countries outside the U.S.
Quantities are limited. If we run out, we'll return your check!

[ Home ]

Send mail to raystone@cowboysreport.com with questions or comments about this web site.
Copyright © 2008, Cowboys Football Report
Last modified: June 10, 2008