Lajos Pagony

A beautiful,kind,talented man. Missed.

Always...always loved the music.Sorely missed.

I worked with Lajos for many years in Horizons at the Grove Park Inn. He was an incredible man with a ton of talent and intellect. I will miss him! Kevin Schwartz, CEO Veraison Wine Brokers

I first became acquainted with Lajos and Tony Kiss at the Annex Restaurant, 22 Battery Park Ave. Authentic Hungarian cuisine from Steve and Ilona Lencse. Farewell my friend. Mark-Ellis Bennett

Lajos was a chess friend of mine. He was a lovely person. I miss him and meant to go to the Grove Pari Inn to hear his music, but didn't ever get to. My loss. Bruce Goodwin, Canton, NC

I worked with him for 10 years at the Grove Park Inn. He was always friendly, kind, and very caring. I am a musician and was inspired, by talks with him, to continue with my music. He will be greatly missed!!!
Ron Glass

Hope you find peace with Dot.BIL Glenn

I was greatly saddened to learn of the death of my old friend Lajos. He was an amazing man, not just as a musician, but also as a friend and traveler and world observer who remained very proud of his Hungarian heritage, which I also shared . I spent many hours watching him perform at the Grove Park Inn, and had many memorable lunches with him at his West Asheville home where his wife Dorothy would prepare a meal of Hungarian paprikash. As the entertainment editor of the Asheville...

A kind and very talented man.