Van Ritshie Obituary-Death News; Legendary Hudson Valley Radio And Voice Actor, Van Ritshie Passes Away
Van Ritshie, one of the most beloved voices in Hudson Valley radio, has passed away.
Known for his warm, charismatic voice and unforgettable presence, Ritshie leaves behind a lasting legacy in both the radio industry and voiceover work. Van Ritshie died unexpectedly, according to report. There was no cause of death reported.
Ritshie was a true multi-talented professional who made his mark as a voice actor, radio announcer, and morning show host. His career spanned decades, with notable contributions to various major organizations and projects.
Ritshie was a distinguished voice actor and radio personality known for his distinctive voice and deep connection to the Hudson Valley community. He became the recognizable voice behind the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) announcements in New York City, as well as the voice for Ripley’s Believe It or Not exhibits and the “Disaster” ride at Universal Studios in Orlando, adding excitement and adventure for millions of people.
A legendary figure in Hudson Valley radio, Ritshie worked at Sunrise Broadcasting and WALL Radio, where he hosted a beloved morning show. His engaging personality, wit, and musical knowledge made his shows popular with local listeners, fostering a strong bond with his audience.
Ritshie’s contributions to both radio and voice acting, along with his warm, down-to-earth nature, left an enduring legacy. His voice continues to resonate with generations of listeners, and his impact on the Hudson Valley will be remembered for years to come.