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DENVER ~ Denver- The state of Colorado is mourning the loss of beloved American country music icon, Dolly Parton, who passed away at the age of 80. Governor Jared Polis expressed his condolences and paid tribute to the singer, who was known for her rhinestones, fringe, storytelling, and upbeat country folk vibe.
Governor Polis shared his personal connection with Dolly Parton, stating that her music had a profound impact on him and many others. He recalled a road trip to Washington D.C. where he played Dolly Parton songs the entire way and even spent a night at her famous theme park, Dollywood.
The governor praised Dolly's ability to connect with millions of people through her captivating and inspiring songs and lyrics. He also acknowledged her generosity and dedication to making a positive impact in the world. Through her Imagination Library program, which provides free books to children aged 0-5 years old each month, Dolly has connected millions of children to the joy of reading.
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In Colorado alone, over 3.5 million children have been impacted by Dolly's Imagination Library. Governor Polis emphasized that her legacy will continue to live on and inspire future generations.
In conclusion, Governor Polis expressed his love for Dolly Parton and assured that despite this loss, her music and philanthropic efforts will continue to shine bright like "the Light of a Clear Blue Morning." The entire state joins in mourning the loss of this cherished American icon.
Governor Polis shared his personal connection with Dolly Parton, stating that her music had a profound impact on him and many others. He recalled a road trip to Washington D.C. where he played Dolly Parton songs the entire way and even spent a night at her famous theme park, Dollywood.
The governor praised Dolly's ability to connect with millions of people through her captivating and inspiring songs and lyrics. He also acknowledged her generosity and dedication to making a positive impact in the world. Through her Imagination Library program, which provides free books to children aged 0-5 years old each month, Dolly has connected millions of children to the joy of reading.
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In Colorado alone, over 3.5 million children have been impacted by Dolly's Imagination Library. Governor Polis emphasized that her legacy will continue to live on and inspire future generations.
In conclusion, Governor Polis expressed his love for Dolly Parton and assured that despite this loss, her music and philanthropic efforts will continue to shine bright like "the Light of a Clear Blue Morning." The entire state joins in mourning the loss of this cherished American icon.
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