Well Noel (Paul), you've popped into my head again today as your live rendition of "Times they are a'changin" played on the home music system. That song (and your version) shaped my music career so many years ago. Never had the chance to see the three of you live in concert, but I would imagine your songs have played in my car, in my home, in my live music shows and in my heart a few thousand times. Thank you sir!

Happy belated birthday, Mr. Stookey and greetings from your birth state of Maryland, St. Mary's County to be exact. Thank you for all the great music. "Wedding Song" is one of my all-time favorites as is "The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary CD. God bless you and have a great 2026!

Forgive a little December double-dipping here — but I couldn’t let the day slip by without a heartfelt round of applause for Maestro Stookey on his 88th!

Yet another Joseph arriving at the table to say thank you, Noel. My Christmas season has been touched to the core by your rendition of “There’s Still My Joy.” For those carrying loss and grief to the table, it’s especially good medicine. Here’s a tender video version: https://vimeo.com/897009365 … … and, since rumor has it that there’s a birthday coming up next week, may I raise an early toast to say, “Hope you live to be a hundred.”

Have long been a fan of PP&M. It's that time or year to listen to the "Holiday Concert". Our entire family watches the DVD every year. Even at my ripe old age of 72, I still get misty-eyed at your rendition of "Oh Come, Oh Come Emmanuel" Thanks for the years of entertainment, and especially for this Christmas classic!

Mr. Stookey - I've spent 60+ years of loving your music and your messages. To say I am a bit late in saying thank you is an understatement. But, thank you. Many happy fulfilling years ahead I wish for you. -- Larry PS What is it about the beauty of Maine that captures the soul? I've been visiting there 2x a year for 15 years now. I know you've been a Mainer for decades. So was the late Dan Fogelberg, another musician who wrote probably the second best wedding song, "Longer". Anyway, peace to you. Maybe I'll run into you up there some day. :)

My dearest noel... it's hard to believe we've been friends for 35 years. I've never forgotten your kindness & generosity towards my family when my dad was dying. Or how you welcomed me to Blue Hill. I remember making lifetime friendships on Celestat. I remember you taking me to dinner after the NYC Toy Fair. And I still have every kind, generous, caring email you sent me. Your faith was enough to lift me when mine faltered. I remember the party at Mary's house after your Danbury concert, never dreaming I'd wind up living just down the road from her. And every time our paths crossed, you would live up to "for the love of it all". My birth family has all passed now, leaving me alone. You're one of the few people still alive who would remember 28yo me. Now I collect social security. And I know both of us are out on the downhill slope. So I just wanted to say "thank you"- your kindness and support was one of the highlights of my life. I still listen to pp&m near daily-i spose I will as long as I can hear (covid took ½ my hearing so it might be sooner than I want). And you always gave the best biggest bear hugs. One of the few people who hugged me and meant it. I love you for that & all the rest. And I'm looking forward to the book. Love to Betty, the twins, spouse& grandkids. May God continue to bless us with your presence. I love you.

Mr. Stookey, once I was introduced to your music I became a fast fan. Thank you so much for the many years of listening enjoyment as well as the concert material.

I am just wondering how you are doing, and hoping that you are well. I have been a fan for life, since the early 60's. My wife and I saw PP &M so many times I lost count, and we were blessed to be able to meet and speak with the three of you after the concerts at Ravinia in Chicago. It was so cool that you would come out after the concerts to talk with your fans. I still listen to your music all the time - I too find folk music the finest ever. Please stay healthy and if you ever get to Arizona, write me - my wife and I would love to take you to dinner, any time. Stay healthy, my friend. Sincerely, John Thome

Hi, my church has a person performing your song " The Wedding Song (There Is Love) on the 20th, and we do a lifestream for our sick and shut ins to watch the service. Our legal department requires that we aquire permissions to stream. I would email about this but I couldn't find a contact method on your website. Could we aquire permissions to stream the performance please? It's a small webcast with 50 people on average that watch. It can on occasion get higher than that, but it's a password protected platform not open to the public. Thank you so much, have a blessed day! Jerry jsgirard@outlook.com