Singer Loretta Lynn died on Tuesday, October 4, at the age of 90. Born in 1932, the “Coal Miner’s Princess” singer spent six decades in the music industry releasing numerous number one hits.
In a statement posted on his social media account, his family revealed that he had died peacefully in his sleep at his farm in Tennessee.
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The family has asked for privacy at this time, as they grieve. Announcements regarding the reminder will be issued in a public announcement.https://t.co/KxcoIyiNW2
— Loretta Lynn (@LorettaLynn) October 4, 2022
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The family is currently asking for privacy at this time, although there will be a public memorial held in the future to honor his lasting legacy.
Many famous fans and friends, especially in the country’s music industry, took to social media after his death to share their condolences. One of them is Wynonna Judd, who is still reeling from the tragic loss of her mother, Naomi Judd, earlier this year.
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Wynonna Judd Reflects on Her Friendship with Loretta Lynn: ‘Like an Aunt to Me’
Instagram | Wynonna Judd
On Tuesday afternoon, Wynonna took to Instagram to pay tribute to her dear friend by sharing two photos of the two of them laughing together.
“When people ask me what my favorite movie is, ‘Coal Miner’s Daughter’ is my number one,” Wynonna wrote. “Loretta has always been my favorite, ever since I can remember. As a young girl, I learned about Loretta from listening to the Grand Ole Opry. I met him when I was only 20 years old.”
“When I walked into CMA for the first time in 1984, he was the first person to come and hug me,” he explained. “Loretta is like an aunt to me. I would call him and he would tell me a story. Some of my fondest memories of Loretta come from her telling me all about her life at Butcher Holler.
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“During one of my recent visits to Hurricane Mills, she gave me a Bible and a crochet hook that her Mama made,” she added. “I will cherish that gift forever.”
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‘We must never forget how important this woman…IS…to country music’
Instagram | Wynonna Judd
“It’s really hard for me to understand life without him. I will miss our chats on the phone, the sound of his voice telling me he loves me, and hearing his beautiful laugh {at my jokes}…” she concluded. “We can’t forget how important this woman…IS…to country music. Rest In Peace dear ‘Retty’. I will always love you. ?.”
Many fans showered the post with red heart emojis and expressed their condolences. “How amazing he is,” commented one fan. “Love sharing that blessed talent,” another follower wrote. “Beautiful post! Thank you for sharing your Loretta memories with us!” a third fan chimed in. “So sorry for your loss Wy – Miss Loretta will be greatly missed,” another follower added.
“When I read about Loretta’s passing, you were the first person I thought of,” another fan commented. “I remember listening to one of your interviews on Sirius where you spoke very warmly about the relationship between the two of you. The world will miss it.”
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Dolly Parton & More Also Pay Tribute to Late Country Music Legends
“Jolene” singer Dolly Parton shared a brief statement that also expressed her condolences.
“Sorry to hear about my sister, friend Loretta. 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
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“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 this gift that beautiful that day.”
“I Feel The Earth Move” singer Carole King also shared her condolences, tweeting, “She was an inspiration. RIP Loretta Lynn.”
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