
Today, throughout news media and twitter it was announced that Rich Cronin, ex-lead singer of boyband LFO (Lyte Funky Ones) passed away on September. Rich Cronin was famous for writing some of the most popular songs of the late ’90s such as “Summer Girls” and “Girl On TV”.
Rich Cronin’s death was associated with complications from acute myelogenous leukemia (a condition he was diagnosed with in 2005). Rich went through remission two times during his struggle; he became an advocate for the cause and created the Rich Cronin Hope Foundation.
In Rich’s last years he was featured on VH1’s Reality Show Mission: Man Band (a show that featured former boy band singers who wanted to revitalize their careers). Rich also released a solo album called “Billion Dollar Sound” which can be found at iTunes. Between 2006-2008 Rich was a member of a rap duo with Doug Ray, they called themselves Loose Cannons.
In summer of 2009, Rich reunited with his bandmates Devin Lima and Brad Fishchetti for a tour. The reunion was short lived, the band broke up once again. The moments that Rich shared as a member of LFO were priceless to him.
Services for Rich Cronin will be held at 10 a.m. on September 13, 2010 in St. Joseph Church in Kingston. Burial will be in Vine Hills Cemetery in Plymouth. If fans care to leave messages please view his obituary on the. In lieu of flowers the family has requested donations be made to Rich’s foundation. Donations can be made in Richard’s name to the: Rich Cronin Hope Foundation c/o Eastern Bank 108 Main St. Kingston, MA 02364.





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