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The day just got darker because one of our brightest lights is with us no more. I am beyond sad. Filled with wonderful memories of our Dolly and the joy she brought to everyone. A true "Christian" woman in every sense of the word. How strange to think that people like her leave too soon and others overstay their welcome far too long. Good bye Dolly, see you around in the cosmos sometime.
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I had a sense yesterday after hearing she was ill again on the news...the gig was going to be up. My gut is always right. This passing hit me hard. We need far more humans like Dolly. What an example of how to live and have an outlook on life.
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ReplyDeleteI'm with your guys, the day just got darker. I too been hearing she has not been feeling well, but still the news of her passing hit hard. Always seemed cheerful in any interview I've seen of her over the years. Oh and of course her singing and acting was great. Loved her duet with Melissa Manchester singing "Midnight Blues", and of course "Islands in the Stream" with Kenney Rogers. We will always love you Dolly, RIP!
This is a "where were you when" day for me. I was in the car and heard it on the radio on NPR. In the next sentence they announced that funding had been restored for hear kids reading program in my state. She used her kindness to create the Imagination Library to support kids. Always giving back! What a lesson for us all.
ReplyDeleteI've been blubbering off and on all day. So lucky to have seen her in concert back in the early 90s. She was one of my hire powers.
ReplyDeleteRIP love! 💔
ReplyDeleteNow that Dolly's gone, the apocalypse must be coming soon... RIP 💔
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DeleteNever listened to much of he music since I'm not much of a country music fan...but she was everywhere, doing good works , working hard and doing everything well--and everybody loved her. The one anecdote she told about herself, which really sums up the kind of person she was when she "overdid" her make up and hair and entered a "Dolly Parton" Look Alike" contest. And lost, but she had such fun doing it--no ego, just fun. (Even Donald Trump won't say anything nasty--but flyying flags at half-staff for week. A fitting tribute.) R I P Dolly.
ReplyDeleteShe did indeed have some funny anecdotes in her career. Thanks for sharing that one Purple Wolf. I have been finding some of her interviews with talk show hosts from years ago and honestly, I never heard her say a bad word about anyone, answering all questions with humor and honesty. Then when the next guest would come on, she never butted in and would always laugh if that guest made a joke about something. True class. BTW try to catch some of her music, it's not all country.
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ReplyDeleteL’étoile de Dolly brille désormais dans les cieux. ✨
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