Doyle Perry

Doyle was a gentleman, a scholar and a brother in Christ.

My sincere condolences for the loss of your loved one. I hope 1Thessilonians 4:14 can offer hope and healing for your loss.

I remember Doyle from our years at Mallinckrodt. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My condolences to you, Marilyn, and to your family. I was proud to work with you in the St. Louis Broadcast Coalition, and I´m proud of the success we had in breaking racial barriers in local broadcasting. Keep in mind that crying is part of the healing process, and grieving doesn´t happen on a schedule. You´ll miss Doyle for the rest of your days. Go ahead...talk to him. He´s listening. I talk to my mother every day, and several other people too. You will be in my thoughts and prayers...

I like remembering Doyle´s smile right at the end of a Cribbage game he´d just won. His smirk and bashful joy in his victory were genuine, sweet and infectious. It was difficult to begrudge the win after that smile. Sending love and hugs to you, Marilyn, Andrew, Karla, Lynne and Jason. My deepest sympathy for your loss.

Doyle will love his garden. He will look down on it from heaven. RIP dear friend and old neighbor. May his memories be a blessing to his wonderful family. Love, Wilma Schmidt and Karen & Gary Spears. Florissant, MO

What a beautiful tribute, written with such love and detail. I would have liked to visit him in his garden for a story or two. You live on Doyle in the garden/memory of my friend Lynne. Blessings to the family. Bernadette Keele