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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Apr 4, 1937 — Feb 8, 2025
Percy Lee Perry was born April 4, 1937. He graduated for Libby High School. Percy was war veteran in the United States Airforce, he received an Honorable Discharged in 1958. He married Helen Glover in 1963.
Percy worked at Doehler Jarvis for many years. He retired from Toledo Ohio Board Of Education in 2013. He had 25 grandchildren, 36 Great grandchildren and 3 Great Great grandchildren.
Percy accepted Christ as his savior at a young age. He was a member of New Life Church of God in Christ, Pastor Bishop Edward T. Cook and there he served as a Trustee for several years. Percy attended Davis College where he graduated with a business degree in 1975.
Percy departed this life on February 8,2025 He was preceded in death by his mother, Malinda Wilson Perry, Father Jack Perry, Sister Marie Shoemaker, Brother Elijah Perry, Brother Henry Perry, Wife Helen O. Perry, Brother Charles Perry, Children: Sandra Wells, Son Fate L. Roberts, Daughter in- law Tonya Roberts, Son in-law Paul Moultry, Son in-law Micah Jones and Sister in-law Joyce Perry.
Percy leaves to cherish his memory. Children: daughter, Jasmin Glover of Toledo Ohio, Constance Moultry, Houston Texas and Son; Keith of Toledo Ohio, Janice Hampton (Roosevelt Hampton) Toledo Ohio, Eric Perry (Maria) Toledo Ohio, Percy Kevin Perry Toledo Ohio, Rochelle Jones Toledo Ohio, Annette (James) Osborne Washington Texas. Siblings; Bertha Ramey Toledo Ohio, Ira Perry Toledo Ohio. And a host of Nieces, nephews ,relatives and friends.
Percy's legacy of dedication to family, faith, and community is evident in the multitude of loved ones he leaves behind and the countless lives he touched through his service and kindness. His steadfast work ethic, and his enduring love for his family are testaments to a life well-lived, filled with purpose and devotion. As we remember Percy, we celebrate not only his achievements and milestones but also the warmth he brought into the lives of those around him. His memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew him, inspiring future generations to carry forward his values of integrity, compassion, and unwavering faith.
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