Source: New York Post
Mourners blanketed the front entrance to late country queen Dolly Parton’s Tennessee home with balloons and flowers just hours after the news broke she had died at age 80 after a brief bout with cancer. The makeshift memorial was lovingly arranged at the front gates of the “Jolene” and “9 to 5” crooner’s Brentwood estate, with colorful bouquets, hand-written signs and butterfly-shaped balloons – a nod to her 1974 hit “Love Is Like a Butterfly. ” The signs featured messages like “We love Dolly,” “We will always love you” and “Y’all means u all,” with the word “all” colored in to resemble the pride flag in tribute to her status as an LGBTQ icon.
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