PM Browne: Drue’s Death Sad and Shocking
Prime Minister Gaston is adding his voice to the thousands of people expressing sadness and shock over the passing of Soca artiste Richard Drue who died earlier today
Drue, only 32, was pronounced dead at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Center at around 12 pm Tuesday. He may have died from a heart attack.
“His passing was extremely sad and shocking. He was one of our best soca artists who enjoyed the patronage, admiration and respect of our people. He will be immensely missed. May he rest in peace and rise in glory,” PM Browne told Antigua.News
“Deepest sympathy to his mom, Nicola, children and other family members,” PM Browne added
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