Sarah Dash, co-founder and singer of the all-female singing group LaBelle, died Monday, 20 September 2021, at 76.
The group was best known for its 1974 hit “Lady Marmalade”.
The deceased, whose cause of death is still unknown, seemed agile and performed a couple of days before her death, on Saturday, 18 September, when she joined her bandmate, Patti LaBelle, on stage.
Announcing her death on Twitter, Labella tweeted: “We were just on stage together on Saturday, and it was such a powerful and special moment! Sarah Dash was an awesomely talented, beautiful and loving soul who blessed my life and the lives of so many others in more ways than I can say. And I could always count on her to have my back! That’s who Sarah was … a loyal friend and a voice for those who didn’t have one.
“She was a true giver, always serving and sharing her talent and time. I am heartbroken, as I know all of her loved ones and fans are. But I know that Sarah’s spirit and all that she has given to the world live on. And I pray that her precious memory brings us peace and comfort. Rest in power, my dear sister. I love you always!”




