Perry Bacon

I worked with Perry at ef Hutton and knew him well. Kept in casual touch over the subsequent years. He combined skill, integrity and energy in a rare and exceptional fashion. Good person.

I am so sorry for your loss. Perry was one of my favorite neighbors, and I´m going to miss seeing him around the Sulgrave. He was hilarious and always had a great attitude... such a generous guy, too, and was quick to offer a hand when needed. There were so many times that he had me laughing out loud.. We´ll miss his sense of humor and wonderful presence in the building.

Perry Jr, Clark,Taylor and Courtney, I am so sorry to hear of your Dad´s passing. He was so proud of all of you and I loved his enthusiasm for all of your sporting events. He and Pam´s father were quite the pair going from game to game. I´m sure he and Rich will continue cheering all of you and your children´s accomplishments and competitions from above. Your dad was always such a gentleman and so kind to me. I appreciated his friendship. With love, Terry Madden Myers

Sending heartfelt condolences to all family members. I had not seen Perry (whom I still think of as Winkie) for many years, but I have many memories of him from my childhood, when I would spend the night with Mary (then Mardges). It sounds as though he had a full and fruitful life and a wonderful family. Katharine (cousin, then called Kathy)

Perry and I used to play tennis at Carriage Club. Perry was a good man with strong character as well as a great competitor. I am sorry to hear of his passing away. He will be missed and thought of fondly by everyone who knew him.

Deepest condolences from your Atlanta cousins, Taylor.