Mignon Perry

The Clifford family, and our mother Coral, in particular, have many fond and dear memories of Mignon Perry. These two dear friends taught school togother in Ririe Idaho (and were together responsible for the famous painted cow); they lived together in Chicago during the war and told of many adventures they shared. When our mother was sent money for an engagement ring from our father, it was Mignon who picked out the ring, took our mother to dinner to celebrate, and placed the ring on her...

Sister Perry was my mother's (Ann Lloyd) visiting teacher until she moved in December. She was so helpful to mother. Mother was blind and we so appreciated her. My father(Parley Lloyd) would have loved to come to the funeral, but is unable. Our prayers are with the family.

Mignon was my grandma's (Erma Sonne Quinney)cousin and I remember how nice she always was to me at family reunions and I loved the stories she told about traveling with Erma. I know I will miss her presence at the next Sonne reunion. My thoughts and prayers are with the rest of our family members. She will be missed.

Our sympathy and best wishes to the Perry family from Bob and Diane Wilson and Mignon's many friends on the Palouse.

I always enjoyed the help she gave me in planning the Sonne Family reunions. Sorry we didn't get one planned for this year. At times like this, we appreicate the gospel and the Savior's love for us.

Mignon was my Mom's cousin and I know they are now meeting together with all the Sonne family that have passed on. I remember all the wonderful family stories she would tell at Sonne Family Reunions. I regret that I did not send her a letter to let her know that I returned to church after being inactive 35 years and in May, 2003 was sealed to my Mom (Florence Sonne Bross) and Dad (Ralph Albert Bross). She was one of the most beautiful, sweetest, wonderful women I have ever known and I know...