“In our industry, our colleagues are often also our personal friends. I knew Lisa for many years, from managing Ground Control Studios to leading tours of the astounding backstage tech setup of the GRAMMY Awards, she was always in the highest of heels. Her kind heart and unlimited capacity for creativity is reflected in the outpouring from so many, now that she is gone. I won’t say RIP since Lisa wasn’t big on rest. Instead, I give thanks for having had her in my life.” – Maureen Droney
“Lisa was one of the most honest, sincere and caring people that I have ever known. Her passion and drive came through in everything she did. She was the glue for so many relationships in the music industry.” – David A. Helfant
The Recording Academy P&E Wing
“Lisa was the big sister our pro audio community depended on. She kept our family together in so many ways and we all miss her! – Chris Lord-Alge
“Lisa was uniquely talented and universally admired. Her irrepressibly genuine enthusiasm and wholly original sense of style were matched only by her profound and detailed understanding of how making records actually works.” – Peter Asher
“Lisa was Tinkerbell flying into a room and lighting it up. She was loyal, generous intelligent, hardworking and a fashionista. She loved a martini, French fries, caviar and sushi. But most of all she loved Danny and Trixi. She will be deeply missed.” – Rose Mann
“Lisa absolutely changed the lives of everyone she worked with. I was one of those she touched. We all will not be the same without her.” – Jack Joseph Puig
“Lisa was truly a unique figure in our recording community. Her dedication to creativity and technology was felt profoundly by artists, producers and manufacturers alike.” – Rob Goodchild
“Lisa was an expert at connecting human beings and in doing so she made the music industry feel closer, more personal and more authentic.” – Meg Travis
CBE
“Sweet Lisa. In my heart every day. Her sweet cheerful voice, always inviting and inspiring. She shared fun, beauty, fashion and love of life so graciously. Missing you!” – Paula Salvatore
VP Client Relations & Studio Marketing, UMG
“Lisa was amazing. She would take the time to introduce you to anyone—and there was no one she didn’t know. She was a beautiful soul and will be missed.” – Russ Long “Lisa came into the NAMM family with the TEC Awards and subsequently became an invaluable part of our NAMM Show planning. Her sudden passing has left us heartbroken but determined to continue her legacy of selfless service, something she did better than anyone.” – Joe Lamond “When I first met Lisa, I was taken with her style paired with her vast knowledge of all things audio: the business, the equipment and most of all her deep connection with the people who make it. I am honored to have known her and always looked forward to our time together.” – Lisa Loeb “Lisa was a trailblazing businesswoman. Honest, wise, generous, sincere, enchanting, gracious, professional. Always ahead of her time.” – Jim and Helene Ladd “Our planet has lost one of its brightest lights in our Lisa Roy. We are all better humans because of her. There can never be another and there will forever be a hole in our hearts. We LOVE you Lisa. Thank you so much for being on this ride with us.” – Chris Halon
Roland
Arpeggio Entertainment
“I was introduced to Lisa by Phil Ramone on my first day as the director of The P&E Wing. Phil said she would be my ‘secret weapon’ and I hired her. She was exactly that and so much more—one of my closest friends and like family. The last project we did together was the cover story for this issue. I’ll miss her forever.” – Leslie Lewis
Leslie Lewis Consulting
“Lisa was a bright light in this world. With her exuberance, style, finesse and passion, she was one of a kind. Miss you immensely. RIP, Bella. – Lucy Sabini
Lucia Media Group
“Lisa defined ‘inspirational.’ Her inspiration helped me to make sure at its inception that The Bakery was taking flight. I’ll never forget her loving care.” – Eric Boulanger The Bakery
“Words cannot describe Lisa’s presence. She’s left a huge void in our industry and in our hearts. Much love to you, Lisa!” – Ryan Hewitt “Thank you Lisa for your kindness, your big heart, your ability to light up any room and most of all for your friendship.” – Chris Schmitt “P&E Wing to Alan Parsons, Ed Cherney to the Immediate Family, Lisa made things happen. I will miss her kind and generous soul forever.” – Ken Rose
“Lisa was a bright light in all our lives. I called her ‘Tinkerbell:’ that beautiful energy that lights up everything and everyone it touches. A shadow has fallen over us with her passing.” – Candace Stewart “Dear Lisa was the embodiment of our industry. Smart, caring, sexy, passionate, spiritual. A survivor. All madly in love with her. Heaven received a superstar.” – Herb Trawick and Dave Pensado
PuigChild Studio, Hollywood, CA
Iron Mountain Entertainment Services
“Lisa. Charming super-power who made magic happen. Relentless. Defined the meaning of the words ‘I’m on it!’ Generous. Selfless. Delighted in sharing a behind-the-scenes laugh.” – Peter Chaikin “Lisa was a bright light. Wherever you are, Lisa, I know you are the best-dressed angel in the room and a fabulous party is being planned. We will miss your spirit always.” – Sharon Corbitt All Good Factory
“Lisa was a remarkable person who championed the GRAMMY Museum since the very beginning. Her support was immeasurable and she will be deeply missed.” – Lynne Sheridan GRAMMY Museum
“As a professional or a friend, Lisa was always there to lend a hand, an ear, or simply encouragement and always with a warm, genuine smile. She will be missed.” – Steve Genewick “She brought a huge heart, beauty and instinct that put a sheen of glamor and joy and importance on our little businesses. There will never be another Lisa.” – Jeff Greenberg and Tina Morris The Village
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