Country music legend Loretta Lynn died on Tuesday, October 4, 2022. Born in 1932, the “Coal Miner’s Daughter” spent six decades in the music industry before she died peacefully in her sleep on her farm in Tennessee.
His family posted a statement on social media asking for privacy as they grieve, adding that details of a public memorial to honor his legacy will be announced in due course.
Many famous fans and friends, especially in the country music community, took to social media on Tuesday to pay tribute to the late singer, including “American Idol” alum Carrie Underwood.
Carrie Underwood Remembers Meeting Loretta Lynn At The Grand Ole Opry
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On Tuesday, the “Jesus, Take The Wheel” singer shared a glamorous photo of Loretta Lynn in a red dress, leaning on a support beam while strumming her guitar.
“The first time I met Loretta Lynn was at the Grand Ole Opry early in my career,” Carrie began. “I was chatting in the corner with another artist and someone walked up behind me and hit me on the back! I turned and there she was…in a big sparkly dress…laughing as she continued walking down the aisle at what she had just done…”
“This is one of my favorite stories to tell. I think it sums up his personality well,” he continued. “She’s an outspoken little gun…friendly and sweet…never afraid to be herself and speak her mind.”
“Over the years, I’ve had the honor of singing for him…and with him…in some of the most special moments of my career,” he said. “He is irreplaceable. He will be greatly missed…but his legacy lives on in those of us he has influenced.”
Carrie Underwood Thanks Loretta Lynn ‘For Showing Us How It’s Made’
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“I am truly grateful to know such an amazing woman and artist,” the “Before He Cheats” singer said. “Thank you, Loretta, for showing us how it’s done. May you Rest In Peace in the arms of Jesus and add your heavenly voice to the choir of angels. Love you!”
Many fans commented on the “thoughtful tribute” with one fan writing, “Loretta is definitely a legend 😊. Of course she made history! She looked so frail. She’s at peace now. Her music will live on 🤗!” Another follower commented, “Thank you for sharing such an amazing story & such a beautiful tribute. The world is a little less sparkling without her. 💔.”
“I love this, such a sweet moment and a true inspiration….fly with Miss Loretta’s angel your legacy will last forever 🤎,” added a third fan. “This is why we love country music. The stories. People. The impact of Jesus on all of us. Thank you, sweet @carrieunderwood for this beautiful tribute,” another follower shared.
More Country Music Singers Remember Late Country Music Legends
Bad news on the death of Loretta Lynn… Prayers to her family.
— Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) October 4, 2022
“God Gave Me You” singer Blake Shelton tweeted, “Terrible news about the death of Loretta Lynn… Prayers for her family.”
— Dolly Parton (@DollyParton) October 4, 2022
“9 to 5” singer Dolly Parton shared a short statement on her social media account to express her condolences on the passing of her late friend.
“So sorry to hear about my sister, Loretta’s friend. We were like brothers the whole year we were in Nashville and he’s a great human being, an incredible talent, has millions of fans and I’m one of them.”
“I miss him as much as we all will,” he concluded. “May he rest in peace.”
Celebrating the life of Loretta Lynn. One of my highest honors was being joined by him and George Jones on a song I wrote called “Country Music Has The Blues”. He gave me this beautiful gift that day. #lorettalynn pic.twitter.com/xUF4IVQMKe
— Billy Ray Cyrus (@billyraycyrus) October 4, 2022
“Achy Breaky Heart” singer Billy Ray Cyrus tweeted, “Celebrating Loretta Lynn’s life. One of my highest honors was being joined by her and George Jones on a song I wrote called ‘Country Music Has The Blues’. She gave me a wonderful gift this on that day.”
Sad to hear of his passing@LorettaLynn. He has always been an inspiration to those of us who grew up listening to and loving real country music. His kindness, strength and devotion to country music and his fans will be greatly missed. They don’t make them like him anymore. pic.twitter.com/mkSGLqM7u0
— Travis Tritt (@Travistritt) October 4, 2022
“Help Me Hold On” singer Travis Tritt tweeted, So sad to hear of @LorettaLynn’s passing. He has always been an inspiration to those of us who grew up listening to and loving real country music. His kindness, strength and devotion to country music and his fans will be greatly missed. They don’t make them like him anymore.”
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