The death of Lashun Pace has shocked the gospel music industry as a whole. She was one of The Pace Sisters’ primary singers.
Pace was a gospel singer-songwriter from the United States who rose to prominence in the mid-1970s. She performed individually and then with her siblings in the group The Anointed Pace Sisters. She is a Stellar Award winner and an evangelist.
In 2003, Lashun published his autobiography, ‘For My Good But For His Glory.’ She was nominated for Urban Performer of the Year in 2009 and was inducted into the Christian Music Hall of Fame.
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Lashun Pace Death Update 2022 from the Pace Sisters
Lashun Pace, one of The Pace Sisters’ primary singers, passed away in March 2022. Her death was originally announced on social media platforms such as Twitter. Pastor Betty Pace and their sister Duranice Pace, the Pace sisters’ mother, died lately.
Pace’s followers flocked to Twitter to express their sorrow and prayers to her family and friends. Her admirers say she has a powerful voice and is one of the best sopranos in gospel music.
She was born on September 6, 1961, and at the time of her death, she was just 60 years old. Her vocals made her highly popular, and her career spanned four decades.
The cause of Lashun’s death has yet to be revealed by her family to the public. They may be dealing with the loss in private for the time being, but they may soon share additional details about her untimely death.
Is Lashun Pace still alive or dead?
Lashun Pace is no longer alive. Her music and legacy, on the other hand, will live on in the hearts of her followers forever. It’s unknown whether Pace was unwell at the time. On Twitter, Mix 92.3 expressed their condolences and expressed their thoughts and prayers to the family.
Her family may soon publish Lashun’s obituary. It’s possible that details about her funeral and other ceremonies may be made public soon.
Meet Lashun Pace’s Wife and Daughters
With her husband, Edward Rhodes, Lashun Pace had two daughters, Xenia Pace Rhodes and Aarion Pace Rhodes. Sadly, Xenia died in February 2001. She was born on August 31, 1989, and at the time of her death, she was only eleven years old.
Bettie Ann Pace and Bishop M.J. Pace raised Pace in Atlanta, Georgia. She and her siblings grew raised in a little village called Poole Creek.
