Dr. Louis A. Perillo

Dear Gail and The Perillo Family,

Just recently, I have heard about your father's passing. On behalf of the Paver family, I would like to send our condolences. Your father was such a jovial man. A true gentleman! May his memory remain in your hearts always!
With Sympathy,
Dawn Paver-Pritchard and Family

I just learned of Dr. Perillo's passing. He saved my life back in the 1950s as I was one of the first RH babies to receive a blood transfusion, then a new and novel method. Dr. Perillo knew of said method and ensured that I received it.

He always called me his "miracle baby". I was his patient until I left for college when he gently told me that I had perhaps become too old to remain a patient.

In searching for a doctor for my own children, my yardstick was Dr....

To Gail, Gary, Terry, Peter, & Louis:
We just found out about our dear Doctor's death today, 7/22 & are sorry that we did not attend the viewing & funeral. Our heartfelt sympathy go out to the entire family. Your loss is heaven's gain as he will be untied with "Dude".Again our apologies for not being there. We feel so sad for having missed his final jouney & offer our prayers for him & all of you during this sad time. You were a wonderful family to him. He was a splendid man.
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To the Perillo Family, Dr. Perillo was a caring and thee most friendliness person to meet.. He treated you like family.....So sorry for your loss..He will be sadly missed. Sally Maher ( Sayreville N.J.

To Gail, John and Family, I'm sorry for your loss. Although I didn't know your father personally, the Perillo's were always connected to me in some way. My cousin Cathy McHugh went to school with Gail. Gary and Fran are friends with my sister in law Ann Logan. My father in law, Doc. Mcintyre was a good friend of Louis. They were horse racing budies at Freehold.
He touched so many lives and will be missed.
He and Dude are together again in Heaven.
My sympathy goes out...

Dr. Perillo was my pediatrician until he retired. He was a very nice and a friendly Doctor. Always made me and my parents feel like family. After he retired I always wondered how he was doing. 6-7 years ago I knocked on his door and said Dr. Perillo remember me, I wanted to see you. He looked at me and said, You should not be looking for me, you should be looking for God. We both smiled and then after our talk he encouraged me to go to church on a regular basis and told me not to forget...

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY GOES TO THE PERILLO FAMILY FOR THE LOSS OF DOC. I WAS ONE OF DOC'S FIRST PATIENT'S ON HIS AMBOY AVE. OFFICE. HE TOOK CARE OF 3 GENERATIONS MYSELF, YOUNGER BROTHER, MY SON AND NEPHEW'S PRIOR TO HIS RETIREMENT. NOT ONLY WAS HE OUR FAMILY DOCTOR BUT HE WAS ALSO MY NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR WHICH WAS A BLESSING TO ME AS A NEW MOTHER AT THE TIME WITHOUT EXPERIENCE. MANY A TIME DOC CAME TO MY HOME. A TRULY GREAT MAN AND A LOSS TO THE COMMUNITY. DOC WAS THE STAR OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD...