- In her first public position since the death of her husband, Dolly Barton thanked their loved ones and fans for their support.
- Parton also referred to her successful song, “I will always love you” in the post.
- Then she released a new song for Carl Dean, called “if not there.”
Dolly Barton thanked their loved ones and fans for their sympathy on Thursday in her first public statement since she announced the death of Karl Dean, her 58 -year -old husband.
Hours later, I released a new song in honor of him called “if not there.”
The dean died on Monday at the age of 82. Instagram post Parton, who announced his death on March 3, announced that “he will rest at a special ceremony with an immediate family.”
On Thursday, Parton shared another statement expressing his gratitude to those who reached their condolences.
“This is a love note for family, friends and fans. Thank you for all the messages, cards and flowers that I sent to push your respect for the loss of my beloved husband Karl,” Barton wrote on Instagram. “I can’t get to personally with each of you, but I know it means that the world is for me.”
“He is in my arms now, and I am fine with that. I will always love you,” the post continued, referring to Parton’s 1973 song that the late Whitney Houston was later in the soundtrack “The Bodyguard”.
Karl Dean remained outside the eye
Throughout their six -decade -long marriage, she remained a debt outside the audience, although it is an inspiration behind songs such as “Joelne” and the most famous of her best -selling album, “Rockstar”.
The prize shows and the Dean’s Forte stages were not, but the couple shared the love of Taco Bell and Southern Cooking, as he told Parton Business Insider.
Hours after her participation “Note Note”, she released “if not there.” Cover art contains an old image of the couple.
The song, thank you, dean for supporting the Barton profession. In her post about the song, she explained that “like all the great love stories, they never end. They live in memory and in the song, and I devote it to him.”
