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Percy William Holden

DIED

2007

Percy Holden Obituary

Percy William Holden, 45, died Saturday, Oct. 6, 2007.
Funeral: 11 a.m. Thursday at Mount Olive Baptist Church, 301 W. Sanford. Wake: 8 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Memorials: In lieu of flowers, make donations to the Lorine and Percy Holden Scholarship Fund, care of Columbus Bank & Trust, Box 120, Columbus, Ga. 31902-0120.
Survivors: Wife, Freida Holden; sons, Richard B. Holden, 12, Bryan J. Holden, 10, Nicholas W. Holden, 7.

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Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 10, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Percy Holden

70 Entries

Roosevelt Groves

December 1, 2017

Brother on the grid-iron, bonded by place of origin (The Louie). I miss my brother, my team-mate, my fellow christian soldier. Your energy and perspective on the possibilities have shown itself so clearly with the success that Northwestern Athletics have experienced over the past decades. Your vision, your passion and your total focus on succeeding is a testament to the man and the team mate that you will always be. God bless your wife and sons as they have the memories of an outstanding family member. God bless the class of 1978 through 1982 as they knew you as a tireless supporter of the cause. With love

Keith Cruise

October 31, 2007

Percy has a special place in my heart. I played football with him at Northwestern. I first met him the summer before my Freshman year his sophomore year when we worked together on the Union Pacific Railroad in the middle of Oklahoma. From that point he was always like a brother. I will always be grateful for the way he help me adjust to those first days and months on campus Percy was always the optimist and full of energy His smile and voice will be missed.

Stephanie & Benjamin Emelogu

October 22, 2007

Richard, words are not enough to express our deepest sympathy for the lost of your father and our friend. May God bless you and your family through this difficult time in your young life. We will surely miss Percy.

Michelle Everett (Titus)

October 21, 2007

To Frieda and the entire Holden family my thoughts and prayers I send to all of you. I met Percy at NU and he would eventually "adopt" me as his little sister, helping me navigate my way through my college years. Our talks were infrequent, but memorable. The last time I saw Percy was well over 10 years ago at James & Jacquie's wedding, that's where I met Frieda. I remember vividly that though he was ill he was still fun to be around and willing to do whatever to make James' day beautiful. That's how I will remember, my "big brother" Percy-selfless and happy. God Bless you Frieda.

James Short

October 20, 2007

Many years ago, I met this charismatic and energetic brother from St. Louis. Little did I know – nor could my imagination even possibly fathom, the extent to which this person would have an impact on my life. We met as young students, and grew up to become men who had jobs, with families and responsibilities. Our friendship crystallized within the context of a Fraternity pledge program and the various peaks and valleys that typically define the Collegiate/Fraternal experience. But over the years our bond was nurtured and strengthened on the basis of life experiences that extended far beyond the brief myopic of having been line brothers. When I received the news of Percy’s death, our life – the many experiences we shared over the past 25 years flashed by in bright, painful increments - because Percy had passed on…and it felt like a part of me and gone with him.

Manhood. Scholarship. Perseverance. Uplift. If you know anything about the Ques, or just happened to be passing by where a few of us had congregated, then you can probably recall a time when a reference was made to one or more of these four Cardinal Principles. And if you knew Percy, then you are left with absolutely no doubt that he exhibited them on a daily basis with a grace and a sense of purpose that was difficult to match. Work and other commitments prevented me from making our annual Labor Day Bash in Atlanta this year, so Percy and I had spoken about meeting half way in Kansas City later in the fall – just a quick weekend, so our families could catch up with each other and the kids could play and get reacquainted. Percy was good like that. Always making time - and always thinking of a way to share and promote what was most important to him. Friendship. Love. And most especially, Family.

While Percy has passed on, his spirit will continue to manifest through his wife and three sons. To Frieda, Ricky B, Coolio and Nickle-Pickle, always know that Uncle Shorty loves you very much. Aunty Jacque loves you. And Gavhriel, Jamieson and Elijah love you. Right now it’s still hard. The tears still come and the heartache hasn’t quite dissipated. But there will be other occasions for commiseration. More basketball and swimming; more boat rides and trips to museums; and more labor days with the extended F8HWC Family - with camp fires and Crab Legs and Briskets grilling in the back yard – and more opportunities to celebrate the legacy of your husband and father. Percy was a good man, the very best kind of man. He was my brother, and he was my friend.

Angie Hill

October 19, 2007

I am so sorry to hear of the death of your loved one. At this time, you can take comfort that soon all will be able to live forever in perfect health and happiness.

Dolores Jagge

October 17, 2007

The Percy Holden family has lived next door to my daughter and son-in-law for many years. Many times Vickie and John have spoken fondly of Percy and his family. We were thankful that such good neighbors lived next door. He will be missed. God surely needed him to take him away from such a lovely family.
Dolores and Damon Jagge
San Antonio

Aileen Roberts

October 17, 2007

Seven years ago my family and I met Percy and his family. We moved next door to them and the very same day Percy brought over many many drinks on ice for us. This kind of welcoming spirit is so rare in individuals but not rare in Percy Holden. I feel privileged in just knowing him for the short amount of time that I did. He will truly be missed. Love to Freida and the boys.

Les Goolsby

October 16, 2007

To all the Holden family. I send my condolences and prayer's to family. I have always heard wonderful things about Percy from my loved brother B.J. Although, I never had the chance to meet Percy, I know he was wonderful husband, father, and friend. May God bless the family, and give you strength.

Les Goolsby & Family

Keith Chadwick

October 16, 2007

To the McKinney Family,
My prayers are with you in this time of celebration of Percy's life. We all know we will see him again.

Your Brother In Christ,
Keith

Renee & Jay Hood

October 16, 2007

We just wanted to let you know that we are thinking about you and your family at this difficult time. You are in our daily prayers also. We had never met you, Percy, or the kids, but got to read about you all in B.J.'s annual Christmas letter/book! I used to work with B.J. a long time ago at Pepsi in Wichita and we are still good friends. Deepest sympathy.

Libby Taylor DeLeon

October 15, 2007

To the beloved ones of Percy,
His love of children especially his own children was evident in his daily walk. I cherished his love of education inspire others to be better teachers.

Jabari Asim

October 15, 2007

In the fall of 1972, when I boarded Bus #3 to my new school, Wade Elementary, the first student I met was Percy. I sat next to him that first day. He introduced himself and we shook hands like grown men. I was apprehensive about attending the gifted program, but Percy's easy confidence and grace wore off on me, and I felt much better by the time we arrived. Later I attended Southwest with him, where his brother Ben succeeded me as editor of the school paper. We crossed paths again at Northwestern, where I was happy to see a friendly face from North St. Louis. I will always have fond memories of Percy; he was a scholar and one of those seldom-found gifted athletes who had patience and compassion for those less talented. My heart goes out to his family, and I am grateful to have known him.
Sincerely,
Jabari Asim
(formerly Roland Smith)

william hansbury

October 15, 2007

Our thoughts and prayers are with all the Holden Family. Percy was an extrordinary person who brightened the lives of all he came in contact with. He was and will always be an inspiration to me. I consider myself blessed to have known him and will treasure his memory always.
With Deepest Symapathy, the Hansbury Family

Barbara Lambert

October 14, 2007

To my cousin Frieda and her children,we are all sad becaue Percy left us so abruptly. But then and It's Gods' will, for only he knows.we are going to miss him truly
but things will get better as the days go by. Stay strong, keep your faith, hold on to god's hand, he will surely see you through.
Love You,
Barbara

Michael Hickson

October 12, 2007

Percy, I am writing this to you even though I know your spirit man is now free. Your physical departure has affected me like no other. You are the first Omega Man, of our era in Psi Sigma, to go home..and we are devastated! Little did anyone know when we saw you this past Sept 2007 for Labor Day, it would be our last. So let me take this opportunity to tell you what we all feel....we love you man. We will be there for Richard, Bryan and Nicholas & of course your wife, Freda...Uncle Scott, Uncle James N, Uncle James S, Uncle Chris, Uncle Randall, Uncle Kevin, Uncle Norman, Uncle Paul, Uncle Me and all the Omega men blessed by your essence, will be there for them, persevering! May you rest in peace knowing that your family is our family. We will be their serogate fathers teaching by example the meaning of manhood, scholarship perseverance and uplift, as you so requested!

Winston Rogers

October 12, 2007

My family has known Percy since the early 70's when my brother and I attended the Herbert Hoover Boys Club. My parents were bus monitors for Wade and met Percy when he was selected for the gifted program. I was attending Busch and so we didn't cross paths again until Southwest where I also met Ben. I met Stacy through one of our basketball buddies, Taco. I had known Percy's mother since the Herbet Hoover days, but got to know her even better during high school as she looked me over to make sure I was the type of boy from the hood she could trust with her son. My parents didn't know that I knew Percy and so as they told stories and I told stories, we realized that it had to be the same kid. Phyllis Anthony, my sister, met Percy while substituting on the bus for my mother, and her husband, Levy Anthony, was Percy's senior English teacher at Soldan. Yes, my family knew him well. As my sister stated, Percy always visited my family when he returned to St. Louis or when we visited Dallas to see my nephew Levy, Jr. Percy had met Levy, Jr. at church. My family truly loved Percy. As for me, Percy and I had a friendship that was deeper than most. He admired me and I admired him. He mentored me and I mentored him. We challenged each other, but it was a challenge to push each other to his full potential. We truly wanted to see each other do well. We shared ideas and when he decided to go into education, he called me and asked for guidance at every step of the way. When I heard someone say that he told every teacher that they were his favorite, I had to laugh. The truth is that he meant it. Only Percy could see the best in everyone he met. When he first introduced me to his wife, Freida, he prepped me like he was about to show me the crown jewels. He was so happy and loved her so much that he wanted to make sure that I understood what a wonderful woman she was. He was also proud of his sons. He never bragged about their athletic achievements, but he did always talk about running from this game to the next. What we talked about most was how smart his sons were going to be. He wanted them to be smarter than he was and he was actually living through each of them. The last time I was in Dallas, Percy took me by the house so that I could see each of them in their rooms. They were asleep, but Percy just smiled the smile of a proud father as he "introduced" me to each of his sleeping sons. My mother called me Wednesday morning. She had read the obituary in the paper. I have been in shock ever since. I will truly miss my friend, but I was truly blessed to have known him. My thoughts and prayers are with the family now and always.

Linda Jagge

October 12, 2007

To the Holden family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of grief. May God bless you and be with you as you heal.

Gwen (Stuckel) Boggan

October 11, 2007

I attended Southwest High in St.Louis with both Percy and Ben back in the day...what exceptional young men! My sympathies to the Holden Family in this time of great sorrow of the loss of both Percy and his mother.

Ted Moody

October 11, 2007

To the Holden family, my prayers and thoughts are with you during this time of sorrow. May God be with you and comfort you.
From a member of Omega Psi Phi (Psi Sigma)

Mareena Mendez

October 11, 2007

Mr.Holden was a great Principal at Fannin elementary,he told us how to act and was always cheerful and funny.Our heart felt sympathy goes out to his wife and children. He will deeply be remembered in our hearts and every day something new will be there on our memory wall at Fannin.God Bless the Holden family.

Michael Cheers

October 11, 2007

To the Holden Family,

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

William Collins III

October 11, 2007

To the Holden Family,

My prayers are with all of you on your double loss. I am truly sorry this happened. I know how important Percy was to you all. I know that Ben will do what is best, for all of the family. May the Lords blessing be upon Ben as he leads this great family through this crisis and the rest of life. Percy is gone, but not forgotten, as he will live on in each of you!

Take care,
Deirdre's little brother,

Rhonda Simon

October 11, 2007

Dear Holden Family,
I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Holden or your family, but I am so sorry for your loss. I can tell by reading this guest book that he made a huge impact on many people. I will never forget the way I felt that Saturday morning, not knowing who he left behind. Let God help your family find comfort in this time of need. Me and my family will be praying for you.

Becky chairez

October 11, 2007

Holden Family,
My prayers and throughts are with you. May He comfort you during these difficult times.

Bishop Perry

October 11, 2007

To the Holden family. My prayers and thoughts are with you at this difficult time. Take comfort in the knowledge that Percy apparently knew of his Lord and Savior and can now sit at his feet. I too am a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity having pledge at Psi Sigma in 1973.

Pat Killough

October 11, 2007

Ben and Melanie,
I am so sorry for your loss. I cannot imagine the pain you feel from losing two loved ones on the same day. May your pain lessen with each passing day and the empty space in your heart be filled with beautiful memories of the people you love.
Your family is in my prayers.

Stephen Stanley

October 11, 2007

To the Holden Family; May God Bless you and keep you in His loving care through this time of sorrow and bring you brighter tomorrows. From a fellow Psi Sigma Chapter made Omega

Marc Hujik

October 11, 2007

Holden Family,
Please accept my deepest condolences. I played with Percy at NU and will always remember him for his boundless energy and optimism. We did not have the best of teams when I arrived and many of the players had been beaten down by losing, but Percy was a beacon of light that kept us pushing forward. It sounds like that spirit guided him throughout his life. We are all sad for your loss, but be equally proud of the man Percy was.
Marc Hujik

Raquel Villarreal

October 11, 2007

Mr. Holden will be dearly missed here at Fannin. I will never forget how he lifted the spirits of our students and staff on a daily basis. He worked hard for this school and I know he loved being here. He always encouraged me and challenged me as a professional. He made an impact at this school that will not be forgotten.
My heart and prayers are with his family.

Todd Jenkins

October 11, 2007

Percy was one of the most sincere and dedicated friends anyone could have. He was selfless and thoughtful and always positive. We were roommates for a time in college and then again for a brief time in Riverside, CA when he worked for Dow Jones. My heart has been heavy since his passing but I have so many fond memories to smile about and enjoy and those thoughts will stay with me forever. His entire family will continue to be in my prayers. His legacy will live on through his boys and I'm certain his lovely wife will remember his love and devotion.

Karen Middleton

October 11, 2007

To the entire family of Percy Holden especially his wife Freida and sons, Richard, Bryan and Nicholas, I was shocked to hear of Percy's homegoing. I attended Northwestern University with Percy and we clicked right away. (We were both glad to see someone from home - St. Louis) He was a man of tremendous integrity even at the early age of 18. I respected him then as I do now. He was always fun to be around and I am a better person having known him. I shall never forget him or the good times we had. My prayer is that GOD will strengthen you in the days ahead. Please know that you are not alone--we are ALL praying for you.
Karen Clay-Middleton

Chris & Rochelle McLee

October 11, 2007

May the God of all comfort be of comfort to you and your family during this time. May His peace surround you. As you walk through this time of sorrow, lean on the Lord and trust that He is always in control.

Michalina Bazurto-Greene

October 10, 2007

I am so sorry and sad to hear about Percy. My most heartfelt prayers are sent to you. Percy and I attended Northwestern University together. I remember his generosity, his sense of humor and wittiness. He was unforgettable and a man of immense character. May faith, love and hope comfort you as you make this difficult journey.
God Bless You.

dt ogilvie

October 10, 2007

Percy was a light, always friendly, warm, smiling, making you laugh. You can't think of those days at UT-Austin without thinking of him. He will be missed. My heart, thoughts, and prayers go out to Frieda, his sons, and his siblings. I hope your Faith, your memories of Percy laughing and enjoying life, and the comfort of family and friends help to somewhat ease the pain of his loss.

Lesley Slaton-McNorton

October 10, 2007

Dear Holden Family -

You are in our thoughts and prayers during this time of bereavement. Lean not unto your own understanding but in all thy ways acknowledge Him and He WILL direct your path. Be Blessed. Lesley Slaton-McNorton and Family

Kim Fawks

October 10, 2007

I feel very blessed to have worked with Mr. Holden. He was a great man of character and had a heart as big as Texas. We are all better people because of him. Yes, Mr. Holden you really rocked!! You will be missed forever. I pray for peace and healing for the family.

Herman Cavazos

October 10, 2007

Man i cant believe Mr.Holden died,he was such a good man,he was my cabin leader at CGS and i send my condolences and Richard,Nick,Brian,and Mrs.Freida.

Suzanne Cavazos

October 10, 2007

Dear Holden Family:
I was very saddened to hear the news of Mr. Holden's passing. I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Holden when he was a teacher at Bowie. Even though he wasn't my sons teacher, Herman had many, many stories to tell me about his encounters with Mr. Holden, especially when they went to Camp Grady Spruce. Mr. Holden made a great impression on Herman and he will be missed. Please know that our prayers are with all of you and that we wish we could be there for you. We live in Austin now, otherwise we would be there tonight and tomorrow. God be with you all in your time of sorrow.

Julian and LaTisha Foster

October 10, 2007

We will all miss you, Percy. You were a wonderful person.

Mike and Stephanie Cannon

October 10, 2007

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family right now. Percy was one of the truly good men and fathers that I have had the pleasure of knowing. Freida, please don't hesitate to call on us for anything!

Javaun Jackson

October 10, 2007

Freida and sons,
My heart goes out to you during this sorrowful time. I will keep you all in my prayers and will cherish the memories of Percy. I am just a phone call away if you need me for anything.
Javaun

Jodi

October 10, 2007

Holden Family:

Percy was my mentor, but most importantly, my friend. He inspired me to become a teacher and has helped me every step of the way. Even with his busy life, he never forgot about me, just as I will never forget about him and what he did for me. He wasn't just a passer by in the lives of the people he knew. He truly touched everyone's life that he possibly could. He was a wonderful man that will always have a place in my heart. I wouldn't be where I am today without his encouraging words. I still can't believe that he is gone, but I know he is with God and we will all see him again. Percy will be truly missed and my thoughts and prayers are with Frieda and the boys.

Annetta Glazner

October 10, 2007

Mr. Holden is greatly missed by the teachers and students at Fannin Elem. He always had a kind or funny word and a smile for everyone he came in contact with. He was always singing! To his wife and sons, I am praying for you in this time of loss.

Sharon Forman

October 10, 2007

My life was enriched by having Percy in it. He made me a better teacher and a better person. He had the most energy and zest for life of anyone I've known. He will be greatly missed. My prayers are with his family. God bless you all.

Etoy Massey

October 10, 2007

Dear Holden Family,
You all have my deepest sympathy. If you guys need anything at all please call without hesitation.

Phyllis Rogers-Anthony

October 10, 2007

To the Family:
We were just talking about Percy yesterday and his planned visit to St. Louis/Columbia to see Mizzou play. I can't describe the feeling this morning when Winston shared his passing and the loss of his mom. Percy was a friend to our family and always visited when he came to town. Likewise, when we visit Arlington, he always comes to see us. Percy's love of God, family, and mankind are a testimony of his life. Philipians 4:13 says, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." God is a healer, let Him take hold of you and guide you through the sadness. We will continue to pray for your family. We love you!

Romeo Cantu and Family Balboa

October 10, 2007

He will be greatly missed and we will keep his family in our prayers. He was was a great man and he will always have a strong impact in my life. Mr. Holden always pushed me to be a better person with school, football and myself. He will always be our guardian angel...

Kathy Hopkins-Davis

October 10, 2007

Percy was a wonderful well rounded man. I'm gonna miss you my friend!
And for Percy's family, I am praying for you!

Mary Ann Burton

October 10, 2007

To Frieda and sons, I am praying for your entire family. I know the devastation that you are facing. Your needs go beyond Texas and extends into St. Louis, Missouri and wherever the Holden family lives. Frieda I pray for your strength as you forge forward to continue raising those precious young men in the same manner you and Percy have always done.Be blessed be encouraged.From Levy Anthony, Andrew Burton, Anthony Burton, and the Rogers family of St. Louis Missouri

Suzy Meyer

October 10, 2007

When I first hired Percy to teach third grade at Bowie in 2001, he promised me he would not let me down if I gave him a chance. He was right - I trusted him explicitly - with our Fannin students, and with our teachers. I admired his commitment to his family, and his optimistic view of life.

Karen McPherson

October 10, 2007

My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. God bless you.

Chris & Kathy Hummell

October 10, 2007

Percy was a wonderful, kind and gentle man who ALWAYS took the time to greet me, my wife and children everytime he saw us. We, as his neighbors, will miss him so much. His smile, wit, charm and love for his family was always apparent. May the Lord's grace be upon his family during this difficult time. Thank you Percy for all the good times we had together and the unwavering love you showed for your neighbors.

Randall Waldron

October 10, 2007

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Mr. Holden has touched my sons heart with his kind and gentle heart. He new of my son and always greeted him in the mornings! He will be truley missed!

Amy Downs-Greenway

October 10, 2007

I worked with Percy for five years. We completed our masters degrees together at UNT over the last three years. Percy was a special friend and man. He was truly one of a kind. He loved his boys and Frieda more than life. He would give the shirt off his back to anyone that needed it. Sometimes we would argue like brother and sister, but I always adored him. He had a heart of gold. I will miss his friendship.

Carole Davis

October 10, 2007

To the Holden Family,

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Holden Family. Percy was truly a wonderful person who placed the needs of others before his. We feel truly blessed to have known Percy and his family.

God Bless,

Miles and Carole Davis

Tammy Mendez-Waldron

October 10, 2007

We extend our deepest sympathy to the Holden family. Mr. Holden left a great impression on our children at Fannin. He will be missed deeply by the parents and our children.

Derrick Gordon

October 10, 2007

Percy & I crossed paths quite a bit as our sons became more & more active in sports. We frequently saw each other at basketball tournaments & practice facilities. He always had an uplifting word for me as we encouraged each other to stay involved with our boys. He had great insight on the importance of that. May God comfort Freida & the boys during this difficult time.

Terry Brawand

October 10, 2007

Dear Mrs. Holden: My husband (Ray Buck) and I (Terry Brawand) are friends of Clarence Hill, Jr. We met your husband several times and our prayers are with you.

Alan Murrell

October 10, 2007

I didn't know Percy's direct and extended families personally however for several years, I did attend Sunday school with him on most Sunday mornings. During this time, he spoke often and glowingly of his wife and sons. As you (the family) move forward from this point through these difficult times, please know the effect that you all had on him. He loved you all profusely.

Jeanette Cosme

October 10, 2007

The staff at Mama Rosas sends our deepest sympathies to Percys wife and beautiful children. He represented for us what a father should be. We enjoyed his jokes, stories and the time he spent here with us. We truly enjoyed the great food he would treat us with. We are here for all of you whenever you need us.

Love, All Staff

Kay & Annice Moses

October 10, 2007

Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.

Tonya Smith

October 10, 2007

To The Holden Family,

My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Percy was a wonderful co-worker for the last 5 1/2 years and I will surely miss him. He was an advocate for our children and wanted the best for them. More than a wonderful co-worker, Percy was a wonderful person. I thank God for allowing me to know Percy and his family.

Linda Roach

October 10, 2007

To the Holden Family,
I was so very saddened to hear the news of Percy's sudden passing. I met Percy in Austin, TX at graduate school. What a terrific and special person! He always had something interesting to say and an opinion about everything. He brought many smiles and laughs to his fellow Longhorns. Freida, please know that many prayers are with you, the boys and the rest of your family at this difficult time.

Angela Shelton

October 10, 2007

I am a teacher at Percy's school. Last year he really supported me during a time of grief. I wish to do the same for his family. We miss him terribly here at school.
"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, to give you a hope and a future." Jer. 29:11

Laura Lowe

October 10, 2007

Ben,

My condolences on the death of your brother. May God's strength sustain you and your family at this time.

Kim Vernon

October 10, 2007

My deepest sympathy to your family. Percy will be greatly missed.

Terry and Margaret Harrell

October 9, 2007

We would like to express our sincere condolences to Freida and sons regarding their loss. While we know words at this time can not capture the feelings you are experiencing, please know our prayers are with you and your family. Place your trust in the Lord and you will make it past this very difficult time. Percy will always be in our hearts as we recall memories of him. Terry played football at NU with Percy. Please tell his sons to remember what a tough resilient player he was. Not the biggest person on the field, but his heart made up for any size he did not have. Margaret, my wife, also went to school with him and remembers him as a gentleman always willing to help out and make others laugh. These are the fond memories we recall as we think of Percy.

W. E. Ruffin

October 9, 2007

To The Holden Family ,

Our thoughts and prayers are wih you during this most difficult time.

Vanessa Diggs

October 9, 2007

To the family of Mr. Holden,
Percy will be truly missed by the Fannin Family and all those who came in contact with him. His sense of humor made us all laugh. With him, what you see is what you get. He was real in every aspect of the word. He cared about people and he loved the kids. He spoke about his family all the time and he was so proud of his sons. He will be dearly missed.

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