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Dolly Parton Wanted 'Very, Very Private' Funeral

Owens said the country icon chose a family-only burial beside her husband and wanted fans to donate to her Imagination Library instead of send flowers.

  • On Friday, August 28, country music icon Dolly Parton was laid to rest at Woodlawn Memorial Park and Mausoleum in Nashville alongside her husband, Carl Dean, who died in 2025.
  • Parton's cousin, Richie Owens, explained that the small burial was strictly in accordance with the country singer's long-held wishes for a "very, very private" final farewell.
  • The legendary performer preferred fans donate $50 to her Imagination Library nonprofit rather than attend an elaborate funeral, Owens noted. Parton, described as "personable, magical, just very giving," felt strongly about supporting her charities.
  • Family members, including nephew and head of security Bryan Seaver, attended the burial last week in Nashville. The intimate service included only a few family members, as the "9 to 5" singer wanted to keep things quiet.
  • Following her death on August 25, tributes from across the music industry continue to honor Parton's legacy. Peers remember her not just for iconic music, but for her spirit, kindness, and commitment to global philanthropy through her Imagination Library.
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"The word 'funeral' is constantly being heard, I don't believe that's exactly what happened in this case," Richie Owens stressed.

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