Popular singer Ronnie Leitch passes away

Popular singer Ronnie Leitch passes away

October 1, 2018   09:49 am

By Charunya Rajakaruna

Popular singer and entertainer Ronnie Leitch has passed away at the age of 65.

He had been on a tour at Perth when he had passed away.

His death was informed to Ada Derana by Keerthi Pasquel, Chairman of the Sri Lankan Singers’ Association.

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