Ruby Jean Perry, the daughter of the late Julius Perry and Mabel Lee was born on February 1, 1965 in Washington DC. She attended the public schools of Hamilton School District.
Ruby worked as a PCA (Practical Care Assistant) for many years before becoming employed with the US Postal Service and finally working in food service at the Navy Yard.
She leaves to cherish her fond memory, Ms Mabel Lee of Washington DC, two sisters: Mrs Doris Jean (James) Brown of Mullins, SC, and Ms Gloria Jean Lee of Sunnyvale, California, an uncle, Mr Albert Bethea of Washington DC, and a host of nieces, cousins, and friends.
Ruby worked as a PCA (Practical Care Assistant) for many years before becoming employed with the US Postal Service and finally working in food service at the Navy Yard.
She leaves to cherish her fond memory, Ms Mabel Lee of Washington DC, two sisters: Mrs Doris Jean (James) Brown of Mullins, SC, and Ms Gloria Jean Lee of Sunnyvale, California, an uncle, Mr Albert Bethea of Washington DC, and a host of nieces, cousins, and friends.
Ruby Jean Perry, the daughter of the late Julius Perry and Mabel Lee was born on February 1, 1965 in Washington DC. She attended the public schools of Hamilton School District.
Ruby worked as a PCA (Practical Care Assistant) for many years before becoming employed with the US Postal Service and finally working in food service at the Navy Yard.
She leaves to cherish her fond memory, Ms Mabel Lee of Washington DC, two sisters: Mrs Doris Jean (James) Brown of Mullins, SC, and Ms Gloria Jean Lee of Sunnyvale, California, an uncle, Mr Albert Bethea of Washington DC, and a host of nieces, cousins, and friends.
Ruby worked as a PCA (Practical Care Assistant) for many years before becoming employed with the US Postal Service and finally working in food service at the Navy Yard.
She leaves to cherish her fond memory, Ms Mabel Lee of Washington DC, two sisters: Mrs Doris Jean (James) Brown of Mullins, SC, and Ms Gloria Jean Lee of Sunnyvale, California, an uncle, Mr Albert Bethea of Washington DC, and a host of nieces, cousins, and friends.
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