Dottie Rambo left our world on Mothers Day. She immediately entered her heavenly reward. Our world is richer for her life, her legacy and her ministry work.
Dottie was part Cherokee Indian. At her death she held the copyright to more than 2500 gospel songs. In an interview during a recent illness, Dottie talked about sitting down at the stream and talking with Frannie Crosby about the songs that Frannie wrote.
Dottie died in route to meet Lulu Roman and Naomi Sego for a Golden Girls of Gospel concert in North Richland Hills, Tex., at the Fountain of Life church. God took Dottie to heaven on Mother's Day and the music in heaven is a little more sweeter this week than before Mother's Day.
God Bless, Dottie Rambo. Here is Dottie's website.
Dottie was part Cherokee Indian. At her death she held the copyright to more than 2500 gospel songs. In an interview during a recent illness, Dottie talked about sitting down at the stream and talking with Frannie Crosby about the songs that Frannie wrote.
Dottie died in route to meet Lulu Roman and Naomi Sego for a Golden Girls of Gospel concert in North Richland Hills, Tex., at the Fountain of Life church. God took Dottie to heaven on Mother's Day and the music in heaven is a little more sweeter this week than before Mother's Day.
God Bless, Dottie Rambo. Here is Dottie's website.
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