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Dee Brittain and Family posted a condolence
Lorraine and Family
We are so saddened to hear of the loss of your husband Wayne and we are so appreciative of your kind words and thoughts on the loss of Ken. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. Ken and Wayne were always a kindered spirit and shared their love for boating together.
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Gabrielle Perry posted a condolence
Dad why did you have to go so soon. This feeling of pain is deeper then I ever thought it would be. There's a permanent hole in my heart. We all miss you so much. I never got to say goodbye or say what I should of said. But please know that I do love you. I know we didn't get along all the time. I will always remember the good times. Mostly memories of being down the shore. Please watch over mom me Gina and Wayne. We all miss you. Chewy and Baby miss you. Tell Bobche I said hi and I miss her. I just wish you were physically here to watch us grow. I'm trying to be strong but it's hard. We all miss and love you very much.
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Kelly John posted a condolence
Laraine and Family,
So sorry for your loss please know that your family is in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
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Christine Tartaglia posted a condolence
To the entire Perry family,
I am deeply saddened by the loss of Wayne and will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers. Wayne is and was one of my oldest and dearest friends. We met in the first grade and went all through elementary and part of high school together. Although we lost touch for a long time and only came in contact again over the past 4 years or so, I feel honored to still call him friend. What I do know is that Wayne loved his family...and his children meant the world to him. When he spoke of them, he spoke with such pride. He hated being sick and fought against it every step of the way. He was a trooper!
Wayne...I will cherish our friendship and remember our long talks and sharing of life ups and downs forever. The Lord is POWERFUL and I believe we will meet again. Until then.
Love, Christine
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Robin B. posted a condolence
uncle wayne was a one in a million. He loved a good laugh. Like giving practical joke gifts to us like toilete paper with a colorful bow ontop. There are so many great memories that involve him and it saddens me that there won't be any new ones. I have to hold on and remember the good ones. I will always remember his love of boats fishing cars motorcycles..... he loved working with his hands. He hated just sitting around he always wanted to do something. I probably knew him the shortest amount of time but loved him just as much. And I'm pretty sure the same goes for him. For most part he had a hard shell but those of us who were lucky enough to know him knew he had a soft middle for his kitties his family and friends. I will always remenber going to his house and looking at his boat or hearing stories and sharing laughs.those are the memories ibwill hold on to.He was a great uncle and a great person. I will miss him very much. And my uncle never forgot me or anything about me. So now I will never forget him.
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Gina Perry posted a condolence
I'm so lost without you here, you were my everything <3. I'm trying so hard to stay strong but it's impossible because you were such a big influence in my life. I will always remember the times me and you shared together. You were my Tubby,Cheeks,Hum Hum my DAD and no matter what you always had my back and i had yours <3. Any time there was a project like working on the boat i was right by your side, you taught me to "Kick ass and take names" and also to be honest and hard working. I love you and i miss you so much, i don't know how I'm going to carry on life with out you and your support and your awesome attitude towards things. I hope you watch over all of us, with love always and forever -Whoppis </3
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Ross posted a condolence
When i heard that you had left, a tear rolled down my face.I remember the good times. And we did have alot of them back in school. When we lost touch i would never have thought that i would be saying goodbye this way. God bless my friend and God your family.
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Noreen and Tony Williams posted a condolence
My favorite memory of Wayne is when we were in the 8th Grade Math Class and our teacher was Ms. Peavy. He had a friend by the name of Ross Collela...they were two clowns in the classroom!! All the funny things they did you think about it now they brought alot of joy to our classroom. He will definitely be missed by our Class and his family...but will never be forgotten....RIP Wayne...
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Shelly & Phil Robinson posted a condolence
The first time we met Wayne was in January 2010 as we were looking at what we hoped would be our new home. It was during the worst snowstorm we had in a long time and Wayne trudged through 3 feet of snow to come and introduce himself to us and tell us he heard we were going to be his neighbors. He then invited us into his home so we could see what the finished product of our home would look like. We only knew Wayne a few short years, but it was as though we reunited with a long lost friend. Wayne just had that way about him. We are very fortunate to be neighbors of The Perry family and will miss talking to Wayne as we grill on the deck, work in the yard, not to mention him coming over last Christmas in his Santa suit. He is a neighbor who will never be forgotten and will always stay in our hearts.
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Dannie posted a condolence
My Uncle Wayne has always been more than an uncle to me; he is also my Godfather and my friend. I had a bond with him that started the day I was born, and will never end. If you had asked my uncle, he would take credit for raising me. I have so many happy and funny memories of him; whether it was being out on his boat, or him just calling to check up on me. My uncle was full of life and humor and loved to see my reactions to things he did; like when I was little and on Christmas Eve he would tell me he was going to wait for Santa on the roof with a BB gun and shoot him when he tried to come to our house, to just a few years ago on Christmas when he gave me a bottle of Boones Farm in a beautifully decorated gift bag.
From the time I could remember, I just wanted to hang out with him and to be like him. I have always admired my uncle, respected him, and looked up to him. My uncle was a genuine person, a man of pride, integrity and a strong love for his family. If I can be half the person he was then I’ll have accomplished something great.
Uncle Wayne, I love and miss you so much. I can’t imagine my life without you. My love does not end because I cannot see you; you will live forever, every day in my heart. I am so very proud to have had the privilege to be your niece and you to be my uncle.
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Laraine -Wayne's wife- posted a condolence
This is a very very hard time for all of us who he has touched. I enjoy reading the candles everyone is sharing. It is very difficult to put in words how I feel, but an honor to share my life with him. The outpour of stories and experience's everyone had with him makes me laugh as well as cry. Just know, in our hearts we are blessed and fortunate to have him share moments in our life. Wayne was one of a kind, many of the hospital staff knew and loved him. As many of us also know he did things his way!!! He would have the doctors "at wits end" most of the times and they also found a "uniqueness" about him. He was a well loved guy especially among his boating friends; one especially who just passed the day after he did(Ken Brittain.)I just found out from another friend of both of them that they would kid around about who will die first and keep the other one out of heaven. As I am reading he touched many and helped many. God Bless you Wayne, you ARE am angel. Love eternally Laraine
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Krissie posted a condolence
Dear Perry Family, I had Wayne as a patient.My fondest memory was this past weekend.I came to work in very colorful scrubs.Wayne said "Where's your halloweenie scrubs?"I mentioned to him I was reading the paper and noticed the prices of cruises.So O decided to wear colorful tropical scrubs since I can't go on a cruise...later that night I walked past his room and Wayne started singing to me "The Love Boat"...so I started singing along at about 3:00 am as well.SO needless to say the next night I came to work in colorful scrubs again so we could sing!!!I will miss seeing you Wayne and you will always have a place in my heart :)
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Laraine posted a condolence
It is the day after Wayne's funeral, and I am so touched at the outpour of so many people who shared in some way in his life. I especially enjoy reading these candles. Thank you so much for taking the extre time to express your feelings. Love Laraine :)
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wayne perry posted a condolence
Wayne I miss you so much there is no words to describe how empy I feel. I will miss hearing you call yo twig answer the phone twiggy where are you! The barbecues the holidays and our long talk on the telephone. I will miss knowing there was always someone there who loved me very much. I loved my brother with my whole heart and soul. Look out wayne I can talk to you alot more now all day long!!!!!!
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Laraine posted a condolence
I don't ever think it will get easy. I walk around the house and you are everywhere. Things that need attention, that only you would know how to fix, questions that I need to ask and no answer that I get. your clothes that are still left out that I see everyday, your towel on the bathroom rack, toothbrush in the toothbrush holder, things that I can not remove yet are a reminder of who I lost. I sometimes feel that I am closer if I leave all theses things around.I don't know, I just miss you so much. I don't feel strong enough some days to function normally. I find myself going to the cemetary almost everyday to be near you but it's not the same. I guess I am not alone .I found your neighbor at St Joseph's is also doing the same thing. I met up with her the other day. I guess it is a process that takes some time. Love you much !!Laraine
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Gina Whoppis posted a condolence
Dad it's been very difficult without you here with us. Not a day goes by that i don't think about you </3. I keep thinking about the last couple of days that you were alive, i told you " i don't want anything happening to you, i need you and i love you" as i hugged you on the deck. That same day you were back in the hospital, and i came up to drop off your hoodie, sneakers, phone charger etc.. and you were making a kissy face to me as they wheeled you away to your room </3. I'm so thankful that i came up sunday to see you and hang out with you for a bit, i had the chance to tell you i loved you for one last time </3, i wish it wasn't the last time. I miss you, i love you and i know your watching over me. i wish r.i.p. ment return if possible, i can't wait for the day i get to see you again with love always and forever your whoppy r.i.p. dad i miss you too much
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My Daddy and Me <3
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Dad <3 Out having fun in the Baja
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In North Carolina, Soaking in the sun
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Mom and Dad <3
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