Bill LaVorgna

We will all hear your Drums again Pappy, when we hear the Thunder. You are a Spirit of the Sky!

I will sadly miss such a wonderful and talented man, a kind soul and a truly well loved person. My heart goes out to the family and friends of Pappy, you are all in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless. Louise Michelle Scott

You are and always will be a genius musician. I will never listen to the Judy At Carnegie Hll Overture without thinking of you during the drums segment. Liza was lucky to have you as well and so were all of us now GO and JAM BABY with GOD in his sweet heaven. My sympathies to the family and friends

My thoughts and best wishes are with Pappy's family at this time...it was always wonderful seeing Mr. LaVorgna at Liza concerts over the past thirty-five years and the great pride to which Liza always introduced Mr. Bill LaLorgna with spoke volumes.

I will miss seeing Bill at her concerts and on dvd's. God Bless his family through this difficult time. Chris Vitaioli-Chicagio, Il.

Mr. LaVorgna was truely a magnificant musician from which other musicians young and old could learn a thing or two. He will be missed...

What a sweet, blessed man. I met "Pappy" in 1979, Houston, Texas, the first time I ever saw Liza in concert. He was simply charming, and had a ready big ol' hug for a picture. I'm sure Heaven is having one heck of a jam session going on...Love and the best of thoughts and prayers to All.

We would like to send our love to all of you. We were very honored to have met "Pappy" before Liza's show, here in Sarasota, Fl. He spent a long time chatting to the both of us about his love of fishing and his boat. We have watched him perform so many times with Liza and he was an amazing man to watch. He will always be in our thoughts and prayers. He will truly be missed. God Bless All of You..Angie & Louise

My husband and I met your dad when he was on tour in Seattle (1982). He was so talented, delightful, filled with love for his family. I feel as if I know you through his stories about you. My deepest condolences to you. Rosalie Geller-Byrne (Fort Wayne, Indiana)