Ronald White

1939–1995 (age 56)

Singer and songwriter

Biography

Ronald White co-founded The Miracles in Detroit, anchoring the group's harmonies and songwriting with a steady voice that helped define Motown's early output.

He co-wrote classics such as "My Girl," crafting melodies and stories that celebrated love with both tenderness and strength, leaving a legacy that continues to resonate across generations.

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