27-08-2026
Singer
and songwriter Dolly Parton died on Tuesday at the eld of 80, owing to
a canker sickness. It is said that her last days were lived in a
sickhouse in Nashville, and she died in the midst of her kin and loved
ones. The US foresitter called for flags to be put at half staff in
mourning.
Dolly Parton was born to an unwealthy maith in East Tennessee. Singing
was a highlight of her daily life from a young eld. When she was a
teen, she went to Nashville to go after her dream of becoming a
songwriting star. It was not long before her dream came true.
Parton made many hit folk songs, such as "Jolene," "9 to 5," and "I
Will Always Love You." After making it big in the singing world, she
went on to become a business woman as well, starting the playland
Dollywood.
After doing so well for herself in business, Parton wanted to give
something back. So she started Imagination Library, an undertaking that
sent children books every month for free. She will be missed by her kin
and many Americans who loved her.