E. Perry Palmer

I wanted to say you may not know me but you have so greatly impacted my life. We have never meet but I feel as though I know you. And certainly never forgotten. You are so missed.

Rest with kings you dear man you will be missed but certainly to be seen again in God's presence

Madisyn Grace Palmer I see you left a message a few days ago. I hope you find this message here. Someone has uploaded a video of your grandpas house on YouTube. Look up "mortician abandoned mansion" I hope you may find this home and get your belongings

I love you and miss you so much grandad , I promise imma make you proud

Mr. E. Perry Palmer, who translated from this life to the next on Feb. 3, 2010, contributed to the African Culture in the Midlands. He was a faithful attendant of St. Luke Episcopal Church and Wesley Methodist.

Our prayers are with the family.
Perry will be missed.

Tonya Stevenson
Cheri Stevenson
Crystale Stevenson Marrow

May the family know Mr. Palmer as a kind heart and may he rest in peace. Thank you for the comfort and service for my father and uncle.

Carolyn Ray, South Carolina

We was saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. Palmer who was a family friend. He always took great care when dealing with family members who had experienced a loss. He had such a warm heart and a caring personality. May your memories of your dad always bring you comfort in the days ahead.

Perry Palmer was a schoolmate of mine at Mather Academy. His family has my condolences.