Dottie Rambo passes away...

[Dr. Ron]

Dottie was my friend. I will miss her. I just saw her recently at Porter Wagner's funeral. She was a class act as a lady, a musician, and a true friend to all who knew her.

I was honored to have worked on the same stage with her and the "Singing Rambos".

So much pain came into her life. She suffered for many years..today she suffers no more.

I once told her that she wasn't being fair. She wanted to "Build My Mansion Next Door To Jesus". I told her I thought she was trying to "run the property values up in heaven"...

I thank God to have known her.

[stevenson]

I heard her say once that somebody told her that if she built her mansion next door to Jesus, the property value would go up. She laughed and said they don't know me so well and laughed again. Then she said that his mansion is so big there's room for all of us ............ . And then she sang.

I can't believe Dr. Ron was the somebody she was talking about.
Wow! This wasn't long ago either. She was just in Ohio twice in the last month.

[THE RAzEr]

Several sites are reporting that Dottie Rambo passed away this morning after being involved in a bus accident in MO. She was on her way to a Mother's day concert in Texas.

Jinjer

Thsi is the chorus of one of my favorite Dottie songs.

One more river to cross
One more mountain to climb
One more valley that I got to go through
Leaving my troubles behind
One more battle with the Devil
Then I know he'll understand
I'm going through with Jesus hallielujah
Holding to his nail scared hands
Holding to His nailed scared hands

Some may not know Dottie's connection to the COGOP.
Her Grand Mother was I think a member, but know she attended at one of the western Kentucky churches. Dottie went there as a child. She started singing and writting songs at nine.

Here's one I was told she wrote as a child. I was told it was her first published. i am sure she wrote it.

cho.
They tore the ole country church down.
Built a big new church way up town.
The Steeple is so high
It reaches to the sky
But pride has stepped in
Where love should have been
In that big new church
Way up town


They no longer kneel and pray
In the ole fashion way
They stand up there tall and proud
They don't preach about the cross
Or the blood that Jesus loss
In that big new church
Way up town

I am glad for Dottie. I understand she lived the last several years in constant pain. I don't think she does that anymore.

Happy Mothers Day Dotte Rambo

Ray

[THE RAzEr]

Dottie was my friend. I will miss her. I just saw her recently at Porter Wagner's funeral. She was a class act as a lady, a musician, and a true friend to all who knew her.

I was honored to have worked on the same stage with her and the "Singing Rambos".

So much pain came into her life. She suffered for many years..today she suffers no more.

I once told her that she wasn't being fair. She wanted to "Build My Mansion Next Door To Jesus". I told her I thought she was trying to "run the property values up in heaven"...

I thank God to have known her.

Sorry for you loss Ron. I did not know her that well. Of course my friend Lewis Harrison new them all well. I have heard the words you speak about her from numerous people who knew her well, and from people in her family. She was a lady.

Once again sorry for the loss of your friend. Are you going to the services? If you do give us a report. I imagine there will be much sadness, and much rejoicing.

Ray