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Across Tennessee, bells toll and music plays on for Dolly Parton

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By Dan Gallo Verified, Joe Fryer Verified, Aaron Gilchrist Verified
| NBC News Verified
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. — Courthouse bells tolled across the Tennessee county that Dolly Parton called home Wednesday, followed by a moment of quiet reflection for an American icon who devoted her life to filling the silence with song.
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Nolan Wells Remembered for ‘Gentle, Calming Spirit’ as Hundreds Gather at His Funeral

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By Aaron Gilchrist Verified, Rebecca Cohen
| TODAY Verified
Nolan Wells, the Mississippi teenager whose death after a Fourth of July boating trip with friends has spurred national attention, was remembered Monday as a “gentle, calming spirit” during a funeral that attracted hundreds. “I want to give all thanks and honor and glory to God for choosing Elmore and me to be Nolan’s parents,” Wells’ mother, Christine Wells-Wonsley, said at the funeral at Center Pointe Church.
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Hundreds gather for Nolan Wells' funeral in Mississippi

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By Aaron Gilchrist Verified, Rebecca Cohen
| KNSD-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
Hundreds gathered Monday to mourn Nolan Wells, the Mississippi teenager whose death after a Fourth of July boating trip with friends has fueled national attention and growing demands for answers. Hours before the funeral service at Center Pointe Church, people were seen waiting in line, including nearly all of Wells’ high school football team. Many of the mourners were seen dressed in black and blue — the colors of Wells’ high school team — per the family’s request.
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