LOS ANGELES – The Salon of the Family, Tommy Lasorda, was commemorated during a private funeral service at the Dodger Stadium, at the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers champions, before being martyred.
Lasorda murió the 7th of January after a cardiac attack in the 93 years.
On the other hand, covered with a large variety of blue and white flowers, it hangs in the launcher’s mount with a 2 azul, which means the number of Lasorda’s t-shirt, in the posterior part of the mount.
Lasorda’s wife for 70 years, Jo, assisted in rowing, together with his wife, Laura. The dolientes permanently will be socially distanced around the mount.
The former receiver of the Dodgers and the manager of the Angels Angels, Mike Scioscia, the retired player and manager of the Big Leagues, Bobby Valentine, the first retired base of the Dodgers, Eric Karros, the retired player and coach Mickey Hatcher, the ex-launcher of the Dodgers, Charlie Hough, and former NBA coach Mike Fratello, instituted among the 10 players on the railroad. Each one has a shirt with the number 2 of Lasorda on the cleft.
Karros and Hatcher, together with the president and co-founder of Sketchers, Michael Greenberg, and his personal friends Steve Brener and Chris Leggio talk about the stadium and serve as porters of the railway, together with the emperor Warren Lichtenstein. With cubrebocas debit to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Lasorda attack will have a blank white blanket stationed in front of the dugout.
“I bleed Dodger blue and when I die, I go to the big Dodger in the air.”
Friends and family of Tommy Lasorda gathered today at Dodger Stadium to pay tribute to the Hall of Fame manager. pic.twitter.com/cD398zwZeI
– Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) 20 January 2021
The national anthem was sung and the image of Lasorda was projected on the stadium’s video pants.
A caravan passes from the Rose Hills Memorial Park stadium in the Whittier area, where Lasorda was located. The acababa group of cemeteries received the news that the Dodgers’ Family Salon launcher, Don Sutton, had died 75 years ago.
Lasorda spent 71 years organizing the Dodgers, starting as a player when the todavia team was based in Brooklyn. The most recent training and conquest will take place on Monday in the 21st year in Los Angeles, leading the franchise to the World Cup champions. After graduating in 1996, he became a conqueror of the sport he loved.