Joshua Perry

Still doesn't seem real that you're gone. I remember you in Mr. Schaller's math class sophomore year; how you'd often be smiling and laughing before class. That was your personality: just a happy person who loved having a laugh. You were a nice guy, Josh. I'll see you again someday, buddy.

I still miss you to this day Joshua. You were a great kid and I will always keep the memories that you gave me and I will always keep you in my mind. From the bottom of my heart you were one of the best people that I knew and you always had a winning smile and a heart of gold. I still remember the great conversations we had when we were in Middle School. When I graduated in 2020 I thought about you and how you would have graduated a year before me I still miss you brother and I hope that you...

You were a great guy to know, Josh. Your smile and laugh left a lasting impression on me. I still remember having you in Mr. Stack's math class sophomore year. Though I didn't know you too much outside of that class, you were a great classmate. When we graduated back in June 2019, I thought of you. You would have loved to have seen that day. Rest in Peace, buddy. I'll never forget that smile.

I am deeply sorry for the loss of Josh, he was an amazing cousin of mine and will never be forgotten as long as I live

Josh was a wonderful young man with a beautiful faith. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with your family during this time and in the days to come.

I am so very sorry for your loss. Please know that your family is in my prayers. Joshua was a sweet young man, I truly enjoyed having Joshua in my religious ed classes. He was kind, polite and knew his Lord.

Deepest Sympathy, Tanya Hielke, CSG

Please accept deepest sympathy on the death of your wonderful son Joshua. I am a St. Raphael member and have seen your family but have not had a chance to get to know you. According to your description, Joshua brought great joy to so many. May he rest peacefully in the arms or Our Lord. May you find solace in knowing that others care.

I had Josh in religious education classes at St. Raphael. He was such a kind young man. It was my honor to know him.

Josh was an inspiration to me. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of his life. I remember all the excitement he always shared when exciting things happened in your family (updating your kitchen was one of them) and his greatest level of respect for me as a teacher. I remember he just 'happened' to ride his bike past me as I was packing my car when I left Oshkosh from teaching and being SO happy I was able to tell him myself and that I got to see him one last time before I left. I knew I...