Gwen Shamblin Lara Funeral

Gwen Shamblin Lara was a dietitian. She earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Tennessee and a master’s degree in food and nutrition from Memphis State University. She worked as a registered dietitian, nutrition consultant, and a health department employee. She married David Shamblin in 1978.

In her last will and testament, Gwen Shamblin Lara’s estate may amount to millions of dollars. Her death in a plane crash in May has caused a lot of controversy, including false claims about her wealth and her death. It is not clear whether any of the allegations were true or not.

There are several theories regarding Gwen Shamblin Lara’s death, but the most prevalent is that she faked her death. Lara was an advocate for Christian weight loss and the Weigh Down Workshop diet program. The Remnant Fellowship Church, where she founded the Weigh Down Workshop, lost several key leaders in the crash. Today, the church is in mourning and trying to deal with the tragedy.

In addition to her work as a dietitian, Shamblin appeared on a variety of TV shows and was a regular contributor to a variety of magazines. She was featured on BBC, 20/20, A Current Affair, Dateline, and The View, among others. Her work also landed her a cover of Good Housekeeping magazine and articles in People and Quick and Simple magazines.

The documentary was based on events that occurred four months before Gwen Shamblin Lara’s death. She was traveling on a plane when it crashed in Smyrna, Tennessee. She had been on her way to a Women Fighting for America event when the crash occurred. She and her fellow members, as well as her son-in-law Brandon Hannah, were killed in the crash.

Shamblin’s estate included a beach house and a pre-Civil War plantation house in Brentwood. The property was valued at $7 million. Her other real estate holdings were transferred into Remnant’s name. Her beach house was owned by 4714 Ocean Trust, and her Ashlawn property was listed as 902 Franklin Trust.

She had a YouTube channel, and her bio lists her as a best-selling author of “The Weigh Down Diet” and the founder of the controversial Remnant Fellowship Church. Her sermon closed with the phrase “stop sinning.” She urged worshippers to pray for God’s kingdom and to follow His will.