Third child of Don Carlos and Grace Delathine Perry.
Roosevelt Standard 7 April 1926
Cedarview
Lonnie, the little six-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Perry, passed away after a three weeks' illness, during which time he suffered intensely. But in spite of all this he was his cheerful self to the end. At Nine o'clock Monday evening his suffering was ended and he went home to his Maker. This was his first year in school and he made many friends and playmates that will miss him keenly.
He is survived by his stricken parents, two brothers and two sisters, and many other relatives and friends. The many friends and relatives gathered at the Cedarview ward hall Wednesday where the last respects were paid to the deceased. The speakers paid a glowing tribute and comforting words were spoken to the bereaved. Music was rendered by the ward choir. The body was laid to it's final resting place in the Cedarview cemetery. The parents have the deepest sympathy of the entire community.
Roosevelt Standard 7 April 1926
Cedarview
Lonnie, the little six-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Perry, passed away after a three weeks' illness, during which time he suffered intensely. But in spite of all this he was his cheerful self to the end. At Nine o'clock Monday evening his suffering was ended and he went home to his Maker. This was his first year in school and he made many friends and playmates that will miss him keenly.
He is survived by his stricken parents, two brothers and two sisters, and many other relatives and friends. The many friends and relatives gathered at the Cedarview ward hall Wednesday where the last respects were paid to the deceased. The speakers paid a glowing tribute and comforting words were spoken to the bereaved. Music was rendered by the ward choir. The body was laid to it's final resting place in the Cedarview cemetery. The parents have the deepest sympathy of the entire community.
Third child of Don Carlos and Grace Delathine Perry.
Roosevelt Standard 7 April 1926
Cedarview
Lonnie, the little six-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Perry, passed away after a three weeks' illness, during which time he suffered intensely. But in spite of all this he was his cheerful self to the end. At Nine o'clock Monday evening his suffering was ended and he went home to his Maker. This was his first year in school and he made many friends and playmates that will miss him keenly.
He is survived by his stricken parents, two brothers and two sisters, and many other relatives and friends. The many friends and relatives gathered at the Cedarview ward hall Wednesday where the last respects were paid to the deceased. The speakers paid a glowing tribute and comforting words were spoken to the bereaved. Music was rendered by the ward choir. The body was laid to it's final resting place in the Cedarview cemetery. The parents have the deepest sympathy of the entire community.
Roosevelt Standard 7 April 1926
Cedarview
Lonnie, the little six-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Perry, passed away after a three weeks' illness, during which time he suffered intensely. But in spite of all this he was his cheerful self to the end. At Nine o'clock Monday evening his suffering was ended and he went home to his Maker. This was his first year in school and he made many friends and playmates that will miss him keenly.
He is survived by his stricken parents, two brothers and two sisters, and many other relatives and friends. The many friends and relatives gathered at the Cedarview ward hall Wednesday where the last respects were paid to the deceased. The speakers paid a glowing tribute and comforting words were spoken to the bereaved. Music was rendered by the ward choir. The body was laid to it's final resting place in the Cedarview cemetery. The parents have the deepest sympathy of the entire community.
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