Memorial service for Peetah Morgan on March 7
Morgan Heritage members (from left) Gramps and Peetah Morgan and Mojo on the red carpet of Caribbean Music Awards last year.Courtesy of Aceion Cunningham
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March 1, 2024

Memorial service for Peetah Morgan on March 7

There will be a memorial service for the life of reggae singer Peter Anthony Morgan, the lead singer of popular band Morgan Heritage on March 7 in Orlando, Florida.

The venue for the service has not yet been announced.

On Sunday, the Morgan family made a post of the singer’s passing stating that Morgan, affectionately called ‘Peetah’, died on February 25th.

The post did not reveal how he passed.

Morgan led the Grammy award-winning group, which consisted of five children of reggae artiste Denroy Morgan. The other members are Una Morgan, Roy ‘Gramps’ Morgan, Nakhamyah ‘Lukes’ Morgan and Memmalatel ‘Mr Mojo’ Morgan.

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