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Jerry Jones delivered one of the most personal and poignant Dolly Parton tributes

The Dallas Cowboys owner reminisced about the country music superstar and her charitable actions.

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Practically the entire nation is in mourning this week following the passing of Dolly Parton . The legendary country music artist had a profound effect on the country and its citizens, as evidenced by the outpouring of tributes from all across the United States.

Whether it be fellow music artists, those who worked with her on business projects, or those who felt the effects of her philanthropic efforts, everyone loved Parton. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is in that crowd, and he made sure to let people know how special Parton was while remembering her after her passing.

Jerry Jones says Dolly Parton donated $1 million to The Salvation Army after Thanksgiving Day performance in 2023

Jones chose to highlight, specifically, what she did outside of her music career . Her philanthropic efforts were well-known, and Jones chose to highlight that aspect of her life.

Truly one of the great role models of our country. She transcended being a great entertainer to a wonderful person. She's a role model to all of us. We're so thrilled that we got to have her here for our Thanksgiving Day kickoff. Never forget her giving a million dollars to The Salvation Army.

Jones was referencing Parton's iconic performance in 2023, when she took the stage during the halftime show of the Thanksgiving Day game between the Cowboys and Washington Commanders . Parton wore a full-on Cowboys cheerleader outfit that captivated the crowd.

The Cowboys organization and The Salvation Army have had a longstanding partnership, and Parton chose to be charitable - like she always was - on that particular day to honor the tradition.

Jerry Jones (left) and Dolly Parton (right) collaborated during the 2023 NFL season at Dallas Cowboys Stadium. LAPRESSE
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