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Robert R Perry Sr.
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Robert was born in Whitman, Massachusetts to the late Lurana D. Haynes and Joseph Perry, Sr.
He leaves behind his dearest friend and caregiver Elaine Marie Ransom, her Dad and his friend Charlie Ransom, his son Robert R. Perry, Jr. and his wife Kim, step daughter Lynda Eunice, sister Marie Lindsay and her husband Irod, brother Joseph Perry, Jr. and his wife Marcia, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, and many friends from coast to coast.
Anyone who had the good fortune of knowing Robert knows what a wonderful, kind and caring person he was who always had time for a stranger or friend with a smile on his face and a great story to tell. Someone who was always there to take care of and / or stand up for his family and friends. He was the life of every room he entered and brought many folks together simply by saying hello. He spent his retirement years in Arizona tearing up the racquetball courts and spending time enjoying his family, friends, and dogs. Robert will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
Bob requested in lieu of any services that donations be made to the Lewy Body Dementia Association. lbda.org
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Donna Reine Hazleton
February 1, 2023
I always loved spending my summers with auntie My godmother, Laureen and little Laureen and the girls and Robert we had good time´s going to the beach every day you will be missed R.I.P. my cousin
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