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RIP Dolly Parton
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A true legend passed away at the age of 80.  I was never a huge fan of her style of music, but I always loved her positivity.  She seemed to be truly loved by many and did a lot of good for a lot of people.  RIP Dolly.
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RIP to a cultural icon and genuinely one of the good people in this world.


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 :'(

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Sad to hear this. She was a force. Powerful presence and multi-talented.

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RIP to a cultural icon and genuinely one of the good people in this world.

Yep, came in here to say exactly this.

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May she RIP united with her husband.

Her efforts in working to help Children to read are amazing.

https://imaginationlibrary.com/

She grew up in rural poverty with no electricity and running water and rose to the top of her profession.

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It's amazing in this day and age that anybody can be universally respected, but that's Dolly Parton.  By universal accounts she seems to have been a pretty great human being.
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RIP

I currently live in TN for school and it hit a lot of people extra hard around here since she was the Queen of Tennessee
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RIP

I currently live in TN for school and it hit a lot of people extra hard around here since she was the Queen of Tennessee

You're a bright guy. Vanderbilt?


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RIP

I currently live in TN for school and it hit a lot of people extra hard around here since she was the Queen of Tennessee

You're a bright guy. Vanderbilt?

Not that bright lol. LMU (for grad school, did undergrad back home in Boston)
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