St. Dolly Parton continues lifelong mission to leave the world better than how she found it | Music City Minute
Luke Bryan famously said, or sang rather, "Most mamas ought to qualify for sainthood." In truth, folks of all shapes, sizes and occupations routinely demonstrate goodwill worthy of veneration. My favorite example is an angel from the Smoky Mountains, who has a knack for delivering long-term impactful miracles. Dolly Parton's latest endeavor aims to provide hope, support and longevity for sick kids. "I’ve always believed every child deserves a chance to grow up healthy, hopeful and surrounded with love.
I am so excited to share East Tennessee Children’s Hospital is becoming, Dolly Parton Children’s Hospital. Together, [Parton & the hospital staff] are committed to strengthening a relationship where world class care, and a caring heart, go hand-in-hand for children across East Tennessee and beyond," declared the 80-year-old icon via a recorded statement. Goodness gracious, I believe that woman’s heart is truly bigger than her-ahem-hair. Unfortunately, official circles would never recognize a “country canonization.” Never the less, to us, Saint Dolly has more than earned a bona fide title.
