American female ace singer, Donna Summer Sudano who died May
17 at the age of 63 of lung cancer at her home in Florida has been laid to rest. She leaves
behind a lovely husband, Bruce Sudano, three daughters and four grandchildren
to mourn her. A memorial service for Donna Summer was held Wednesday at the
Christ Presbyterian Church in Nashville,
Tenn., where the disco icon had
resided since 1995.
The service was attended by her family and close friends,
including Tony Orlando, Jamal Anderson and Giorgio Moroder, her collaborator on
her wildly influential and career-defining early hits "Love to Love You
Baby," "I Feel Love" and "Last Dance."
David Foster performed "The Prayer" with Natalie
Grant in tribute to the late singer, and her sisters, Linda Gaines Lotman, Mary
Ellen Bernard, Dara Bernard and Jenette Yancey sang "We've Come This Far
By Faith.
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