Even after Naomi Judd’s death, she’s still inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame-E!online

In another statement, a Country Music Hall of Fame museum official said Winona was planning to attend the admission ceremony and the arrival of the public red carpet was cancelled.

In addition to the Juds Eddie Bayels, Ray Charles When Pete Drake It will also be featured at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on Sundays.

Judds gained fame in the 80’s with 5 hits “Mama He’s Crazy”, “Why Not Me”, “Grandpa (Tell Me’Bout the Good Old Days)”, “Give A Little Love” and “Give A Little Love”. Received two Grammy Awards. Love can build a bridge. Naomi’s death happened a few weeks after the duo announced their final tour in more than a decade starting this fall.

She also died a few days before her and her husband, a fellow singer. Larry StricklandWas scheduled to celebrate the 33rd anniversary of marriage.

Dozens of musicians paid tribute to Naomi on social media. “We have come a long way together.” Reba McEntire I wrote it on Instagram with a photo of the two throwbacks. “I certainly miss my buddy. Rest in peace. Finally. Love Naomi.”