Member of R&B group 702 passes away...

This past Sunday (April 20), Orish Grinstead, founding member of popular R&B girl group 702, passed away due to kidney failure. Grinstead, who was 27 years old, was also suffering from several other medical complications, including cancer which she yet had been treated for. According to sources close to Grinstead, the singer's been plagued by her illness for quite some time and was only expected to live for several more months.
Orish formed the group, 702, with her twin sister, Irish and older sister, Lameisha in the mid-90's before being discovered by comedian, Sinbad in the lobby of Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. The group was originally a quartet, but soon became a trio when Orish left the group to pursue a solo career. Shortly after, 702 released their freshmen debut, No Doubt, which produced hits such as “Steelo”, “All I Want”, “Get It Together”. The set sold over 500,000 copies worldwide.
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You may not remember her because she left the group before they hit it big with "Steelo" but she sang lead & was in the group when they did this duet with the group Subway called "This Lil Game We Play"






Damn, i do remember her from the Subway duet that the 2 groups did together and also she temporarily stood in her for her older sister when she became pregnant!!!
Too young, too soon!!!
but then again Only God knows the Plan!!!
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