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Who is Marty Raney’s first wife? Is Marty Raney still married? In this write-up, we will be taking a closer look at the marriage life of Marty Raney and provide you with all the information there is to know about his first wife.
Who Is Marty Raney?
Marty Raney is an American mountaineer, musician, songwriter, author, host and producer born in 1957 in Alaska. He was raised in Alaska by his parents and is widely known for being an Alaskan survivalist his entire life.
His love for Alaska and music influenced him to design and build a guitar in the form of the state of Alaska. It remains the only guitar in existence to be shaped like the state of Alaska.
Raney, who is now the host and producer of Homestead Rescue and Raney Ranch on Discovery. Before that, he was a Denali mountain guide for several years.
Due to the bad conditions where he lives in Alaska, he has been a regular face on every single season of Ultimate Survival Alaska on the National Geographic Channel.
He published a 208-page book under Penguin Publishing Group in September 2022 titled “Homestead Survival: An Insider’s Guide to Your Great Escape”.
Who Is Marty Raney First Wife?
Marty Raney is still married to his first and only wife by name Mollee Roestel. The couple have been married since 1974 and doesn’t look like separating anytime soon.
Raney’s marriage to Mollee Roestel is a clear example that it is very possible to stay committed to one partner till death.
Not much is known about Marty Raney’s wife except for the fact that she is also a television personality and a mother of four. She was also raised with six siblings named Pam Hillemann, Sheryl Ripley, Garry, David, Larry and Terry.
Marty Raney’s marriage to Mollee Roestel since 1974 has produced four children. They are Melanee Raney, Miles Raney, Matt Raney and Misty Raney.
The family lives in South Central Alaska.
How Many Times Has Marty Raney Been Married?
Raney has been married once and is still married to his first wife, Mollee Roestel whom he married in 1974.
They live together in Haines in Alaska.
