Peter Perry

Peter you made me feel like I had family away from home. I will miss our morning conversations at the bus stop, and your "Happy Friday" greetings. Thanks for always holding me accountable for my studies here at BSU and taking the time to give me advice. We still never finished the story about the tree you planted at the house in the North End. I hope its still there. :-) The best stories though were always about your wife and children, because your face glowed when you talked about them.

Thank you, everybody, for the kind words about my dad. He had so many friends, and Dean Demarest put it well at the service when he said that Peter was up there in heaven making all kinds of NEW friends and talking to everybody. I hope one of his Dawson Taylor buddies will continue on the "Happy Friday" tradition in his memory.
As for Gumby, it now resides on the streets of Bellevue, Washington with my brother at the wheel.

What can we say about Peter? He ususally said it all. He always had a great story to tell and a warm greeting each day by saying "Happy Friday" or what ever day it happened to be. He will be missed by all who know him.
Our thoughts to his great family.
Terry and Michelle Hales

We will miss Peter's quick walk through at lessons and his help at the recital. And that push mower powered by Peter. Will Gumby still make his appearance on the road?

We were so sorry to hear about Peter's death. What a terrible loss for all who were friends with him. He has been such a wonderful man to work together with as he was working to settle our mother's trust, as her designated Trustee. He worked so hard to make sure everything was being handled as it should. My mom,Betty Archibald along with my dad had some wonderful memories with Peter and Kyleen at the after church breakfasts.

He will be missed by many, but remembered for the...

Peter, I will miss seeing and talking to you. You were so friendly and kind. I feel very thankful to have known you.

Peter, I will treasure your gentle and kind heart in our life's journey. You lived that philosophy in all of our lives. Thank you.

My old man would really be humbled and proud of all of the gracious sentiments expressed about him. On his behalf, I say thanks. It would have meant so much to him.