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Roy Rogers, the “King of the Cowboys” who sang, smiled and occasionally shot his way into the hearts of multitudes of Little Buckaroos, died Monday.

July 7, 1998

Roy Rogers, the “King of the Cowboys” who sang, smiled and occasionally shot his way into the hearts of multitudes of Little Buckaroos, died Monday.

July 7, 1998

Roy Rogers, the “King of the Cowboys” who sang, smiled and occasionally shot his way into the hearts of multitudes of Little Buckaroos, died Monday.

July 7, 1998

Dale Evans, the Texas stenographer with the melodic voice who became the buckskin-fringed “Queen of the West” and wife of “King of the Cowboys” Roy Rogers, died Wednesday.

Feb. 8, 2001

Services: Four ceremonies for Roy Rogers draw family and fans, who fondly remember the cowboy star.

July 12, 1998

Dale Evans, the Texas stenographer with the melodic voice who became the buckskin-fringed “Queen of the West” and wife of “King of the Cowboys” Roy Rogers, died Wednesday.

Feb. 8, 2001

Dale Evans, 79-year-old wife and show-business partner of singing cowboy Roy Rogers, was recovering Wednesday from a heart attack, her son said.

May 14, 1992

Attractions: Decline in visitors and a tax bill could force the Roy Rogers-Dale Evans collection out of Victorville.

July 22, 2001

Married Dec. 31, 1947 Roy Rogers and Dale Evans were on horseback ready to ride into the spotlight, if not the sunset, when he asked her to marry him.

Feb. 14, 1996

Dale Evans, star of film and TV Westerns and widow of singing cowboy Roy Rogers, was in serious but stable condition Wednesday after her pacemaker was replaced.

Oct. 14, 1999