Died On This Date (April 12, 2010) Lisa Hodapp / Florida Punk Legend
themusicsover Lisa Hodapp
DOB Unknown – April 12, 2010
Lisa Hodapp was a popular Fort Lauderdale-area punk musician during the ’80s and ’90s. She first came to prominence as singer and bassist for area punk legends, Morbid Opera. Later she played guitar in the all-girl group, the Gargirls. And in recent years, Hodapp fronted her own band, Fraulien. She also found time through all that to earn a degree in law. Lisa Hodapp was 49 when she died of cancer on April 12, 2010.
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