ADAM FERRAOLI FAMILY FUND

Thank you so much to the many who donated to Adam during his battle. Your generosity allowed for him to remain as comfortable as possible, relieved some stress from Heather and the family while they focused on Adam and Adam personally asked us to personally thank you all for what you had all done before his passing.

Now, the hard part begins. Learning to live with the loss and the memories of Adam. Knowing he touched tens of thousands of lives with his music but even more with his heart. The family needs funds and time to heal and continue life without a primary income stream and a special needs child.

With authorization from the family as well as his band; Get The Led Out, Rotation Gives (an official 501c3 charity) will continue to raise funds for Heather and the Ferraoli family for as long as they need us. The music community is so strong and they need us now!

You can donate here on Go Fund Me, at www.rotationgives.org or through venmo at @Rotation-Gives. 100% of every donation will go directly to the Ferraoli family and no extra fees or overhead is retained.

Thank you so much for your continued generosity!

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Adam F. Ferraioli, Jr., age65, of Conshohocken, PA, passed away on January 25, 2024 after a battle with cancer. He was the beloved husband of 8 years to Heather C. (Morell) Ferraioli. He was born in Norristown, PA on June 26, 1958 to the late Adam F. and Mary J. (Bacchi) Ferraioli. Adam attended Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, and then went on to California with some friends to pursue his dream of becoming a rock star. He was notably known as the drummer for Get The Led Out, the band that celebrates the mighty Led Zepplin. A gifted musician and drummer, Adam played in many bands in his early years including Thrust, Tangere, Brittany Fox, Three Ring Circus, Rhythm and Blue Fish, just to name a few. He met a lot of people and had many interesting experiences along the way, but in the end his family needed him, and he returned home. He has always been available and reliable for his family. Adam was a good man, and even better husband and father. When he wasn’t on the drums, Adam enjoyed quality time with his family. He enjoyed cooking and baking, especially making pasta and key lime pie together (he always made the best crust). He also loved taking trips to theme parks, the NJ shore, Hershey Park and Disney World.

In addition to his wife Heather, he is survived by four children Adam J. Ferraioli, Rachel A. Ferraioli, James A. Ferraioli, and Luca F. Ferraioli, his brother Jospeh N. Ferraioli, and many cousins, extended family members, and countless friends. He was preceded in death by his brother James A. Ferraioli and his sister Rosanne Ferraioli.