who was andy williams second wife?
Debbie Meyer
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 Parthy Ann Hawks , the stern wife of Cap 'n Andy . 

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 Her interest in the former president had a personal basis as well . One of her sons had nearly been drafted in 1969 shortly after Nixon had won election on the promise to end the Vietnam War . ( At the last minute , sympathetic physicians had reclassified Bruce Brodie as unfit for military service on the basis of his allergies . ) 

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 Aubrey 's outsize reputation – beaming smile , dapper dress , endless womanizing – and his dramatic exit from CBS inspired characters in three novels . His former friend Keefe Brasselle wrote The CanniBalS : A Novel About Television 's Savage Chieftains ( 1968 ) , the title of which had very unsubtle capitalization and was , in Nora Ephron 's assessment , " unreadable . " Harold Robbins 's The Inheritors ( 1969 ) and Jacqueline Susann 's The Love Machine ( 1969 ) also contained characters based on him . In Susann 's book , Aubrey is network executive Robin Stone . Paul Rosenfield said Aubrey had " quietly cooperated " with Susann , " giving her background on TV , " although Susann 's husband , Irving Mansfield , had been a busy TV producer himself , before switching to managing his wife 's career full @-@ time . Susann said Aubrey , her neighbor , was " one of those people who are born to run the works . A natural for a novel . " 

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 On December 15 , 1944 , Williams married Audrey Sheppard . It was her second marriage and his first . Their son , Randall Hank Williams , who would achieve fame in his own right as Hank Williams , Jr . , was born on May 26 , 1949 . The marriage , always turbulent , rapidly disintegrated , and Williams developed a serious problem with alcohol , morphine , and other painkillers prescribed for him to ease the severe back pain caused by his spina bifida . The couple divorced on May 29 , 1952 . 

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 First Lady Clinton was a subject of several investigations by the United States Office of the Independent Counsel , committees of the U.S. Congress , and the press . 
