Austin, Texas
Louis Perryman Louis Perryman of Austin died on April 2, 2009. He was an explorer, a son, a father and a friend. He is survived by a daughter, Jennifer Perryman, of Irving, TX. Born in Gainsville, Texas on August 15, 1941, he worked as a steel worker, served in the US Army, worked as a...
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I am sorry for your loss! It's too bad I never got a chance to meet him!!! I loved his performance in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2!!! R.I.P.
Matt Hart
October 24, 2015 | 1550 Startford St., MI
to the perryman family,
I have you all in my prayers always.
I still can't believe this happened
I know lou is with god and he is with
you always
alex hernandez
May 01, 2009 | Miami, FL
My sincere condolences go to the family and loved ones of lou.I never met him personally but he seemed like a wounderful person.The texas chainsaw massacre part 2 was a great movie because of lou being in it.I always wanted to meet him and let him know How much I liked his acting and movies.
God bless you Lou.Thanks for the talent you shared with us all,
alex hernandez
April 14, 2009 | Miamu, FL
My thoughts and prayers are with you. I am so sorry, so sorry for this tragedy to have happened to you and your father. Lou was a great guy and I remember only having fun with him when we met him at the end of our SLIS trip together. He's obviously impacted a lot of lives and you are known by both the company you keep and the memories they keep of you. And he was your father, so that speaks well of him also.
Love, Clinton Lowery
Clinton Lowery
April 09, 2009 | Jacksonville, FL
Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. We knew you through my sister Susie Birkeland, you two were such great friends. We remember with such comfort and gratitude, how you called her, sent her cards, and came out to San Francisco, when she was living her last days. You brought her such joy and peace! And, we got to know you too, and enjoy your bear hugs, smiles, Texas-size stories, and warm hospitality. One of the kindness and most interesting people we ever had the honor...
Deborah Birkeland
April 09, 2009 | Katy, TX
My sinsere condolences to Lou's family & friends in this terrible tragedy. I'll always remember Lou's great LG character potrayal in TCM2.
Missy T
April 09, 2009 | United Kingdom
Good-night, sweet prince; And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.
Deb
April 08, 2009 | Austin, TX
Lou and I also shared a cab when he lived on Hancock, and even though we hadn't seen each other in years, we somehow kept in touch. His out-of-the-blue calls just to catch up meant more than words can express. Lord, keep and bless this good man.
Bill McDonald
Bill McDonald
April 08, 2009 | Austin, TX
In your last e-mail to me, after me calling you "Mr. Perryman" several times you told me "Don, you can call me Blue, or you can call me Lou" to this day I think of this and smile. I never got to meet you face to face, but will cherish our chats forever.
God Bless you and your family, friends and fans.
We love ya Lou!
Don "of the Dead" Hinrichs
April 08, 2009 | Fridley, MN
