Lynn Anderson, best known for her country hit “Rose Garden,” died Thursday night, TMZ has confirmed. She was 67. Anderson reportedly suffered a heart attack and was pronounced dead at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN. She had been hospitalized for pneumonia after returning from a vacation in Italy. Anderson continued to make records until her death … her last, “Bridges” was released in June. Her heyday was in the ‘70s following the release of “Rose Garden” which would remain her biggest hit to date and earned her a Grammy.

Bobbi Kristina will be laid to rest Saturday and her funeral already has the Browns and the Houstons fighting … over money.

TMZ’s obtained the invite … the guest list is tight and even if you’re on the list you have to present a government-issued ID at the door.

Now the conflict — the invitation suggests, in lieu of flowers, donations should be sent to The Marion P. Foundation, a charity run by Bobbi Kristina’s aunt Pat Houston, benefiting troubled teens.

Leolah Brown, BK’s other aunt, claims Pat’s just lining her personal bank account and she’s asking people not to send “ONE RED CENT!” to the charity. Leolah says Pat’s “not the sweet quiet person that she’s tried so hard to make people believe she was… .” And what’s more — she alleges the late Whitney Houston would agree.

Source Tmz.com