Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous: Liberace's six homes and museum (1983)

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  @ronb8052 · 4 years ago

  I worked as the Los Angeles Mayor and City Council photographer for 30 years. &nbsp;I photographed almost every celebrity in Hollywood. When Liberace was given a scroll<br>by the City, it was the longest session I ever had. &nbsp;Just about every person who worked in City Hall wanted a photo with him. After the session was over, I went<br>into the mall across the street. When I walked into Bob&apos;s Big Boy, I saw someone in the back of the restaurant waving to me....it was Lee. He was the nicest,<br>most down-to-earth celebrity I ever met.....a wonderful guy.

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  @amayatreasureluckie7582 · 6 years ago

  My great grandmother Gladys Luckie was his beloved house manager.

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  @Drstephanielifelovecoach · 7 years ago (edited)

  My very best friend met him years ago.... and said .... “ Stephanie, HE’S one of the sweetest kindest people &nbsp;I have EVER meet!!!” RIP wonderful super talented and very blessed LIBERACE..... WE WILL ALL LONG REMEMBER YOU ! 💜❤️💗🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹

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  @jjf8862 · 6 years ago

  I actually had to Privilege of providing security outside his hotel suite at Resorts hotel and casino in Atlantic City. When he came back to his sweet after his show with his entourage and Mgr. he said hello to me and offered me room service if I was hungry. I said thank you no but, I would like to see your piano ring and he showed me his rings they were unbelievable. He paid me good night and said if you change your mind just knock on the door and ask for my manager, &nbsp;and he will order you whatever you want from room service. &nbsp;R.I.P. Lee...

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  @claudiocorleone7856 · 3 years ago

  Saw his concert in &nbsp;April 1977 I was 14 at the time and what a show. Came in with his famous white coat and beaded suit. Spoke to the crowd and was funny aside from being a world class pianist. Glad I had the chance to see this iconic star. Ps in 1977 we were also making plans to see Elvis but the superstar passed away that august.

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  @susanarsoniadou3588 · 6 years ago

  He had a lot of expensive possessions but they were nothing compared to the joy he gave through his endless talent

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  @deannamorgan7586 · 7 years ago

  It&apos;s totally true about him being into &quot;projects&quot; and restoring things. My gr-grandpa &amp; grandma retired to Palm Springs in the 1960&apos;s. Grandpa, who was a very talented carpenter and a master at restoring antiques, couldn&apos;t stay &quot;retired&quot;, and soon started doing work for various celebrities and wealthy people in the Coachella Valley. Word spread about his skill, and he was contacted by Liberace to restore some antiques he had acquired. Grandpa ended up doing so much work for him, that Liberace had a little workshop built for him at his house in Palm Springs. Grandpa recalled one project that took him months: restoring an antique chess set...these were huge pieces, not your small game size that you&apos;d think of. Anyway, Grandpa loved the work, and he always said how gracious and kind Liberace was to him...he&apos;d even have his housekeeper/cook bring meals to my gramps when he was working in the shop...

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  @MichaelFuqua-o3u · 1 year ago

  He was a regular shopper at K Mart Palm Springs CA <br>Nice nice person

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  @RADIUMGLASS · 6 years ago

  You will never see an entertainer like Liberace again.

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• DJ

  @DJ2000Wattz · 6 years ago

  I wish I was alive when he was. What a treasure!!!

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  @maryannemelenka9250 · 5 years ago

  He was a nice man, great pianist, he did his own thing.

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  @phoenixman8569 · 1 year ago

  Also R.I.P to Debbie Reynolds, Rip Taylor and Robin Leach...

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