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László Benkő, Omega’s legendary keyboard player, died on November 18, and his funeral was on Wednesday at the Farkasréti cemetery. They were escorted in a tight circle on their last trip, due to restrictions due to the coronavirus epidemic, there were not many people in the place.
According to Ripost’s report, in addition to Benkő’s widow, his son Balázs, the omega Ferenc Debreczeni, György Molnár and János Kóbor, there were also old friends: Attila Pataky, Péter Müller Sziámi, Feró Nagy, Gábor Presser and Sándor Lukács. Fighting through tears, Faro the Great delivered a farewell speech, which he was unable to finish in the end, the newspaper writes.
Also addressing the microphone was Ferenc Debreczeni, the band’s drummer, who remembered for a long time the good times, when Benkő was always late to start the concert, because he even ran into a lottery … György Molnár, Károly Freinreisz and Sándor Lukács also gave speeches. János Kóbor, who was standing watching the mourning ceremony, could only stop crying for a moment. He couldn’t speak, foreshadowing that no one would ask him to do so. There has been too much tragedy lately Stray told Ripost the day before the funeral.
After the funeral, the procession went to the grave behind the car that was carrying the coffin, but Feró Nagy and János Kóbor only celebrated the funeral procession for a time. Feró Nagy left in silence, and János Kóbor spoke with Gábor Presser for a while, at least he tried to speak. All he told Presser was that it was inconceivable that Laci and Tamás had just gone down that road. (Tamás Mihály, the band’s bassist, died three days after Benkő).
According to Ripost, Stray left the cemetery before the funeral because he couldn’t see his friend’s coffin being lowered to the ground.
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