Birth date: Oct 26, 1932 Death date: Aug 19, 2016
Genevieve Y. Perry (nee Wilson), age 83, passed away peacefully on August 19, 2016. Beloved wife of the late Vernon R. Perry; loving mother of Donald (Barbara), Ronald (Sharon), Jeanette (Dave) Coleman, Charlotte (Frank) Wilson, Read Obituary
I married in the family 42years ago she was always the same every time we seen her she always welcome us at her house I so thankful me and michelle got to see her again james would always talk about her how she help every perry boys from time to time by letting them stay there till they was able to find a job
"My grandma…. Wow where do I start?….. Such a wonderful and beautiful soul that woman had. People would always tell me that she had a heart of gold and she truly did! She would help anyone in need especially her most pride and joy, her children! She always went above and beyond for all 7 of her children no matter what the situation was! She always taught them the love and importance of family, and today every single one of them shows that unconditional love and support to their own children, and helps them in every way they can! My grandmother was the most honest and dedicated woman I had ever known! She was a Christian woman who loved and worshiped God her whole life.On August 19,2016 she decided it was time to join God in his beautiful kingdom and I know my grandfather was right there waiting patiently for her to help her start her journey into that beautiful place called "heaven". It gives me some comfort knowing that she is back with my grandpa again. He always had her smiling or shaking her head when he would say or do the silliest things. They spent 52 years together here on earth, now they have the rest of eternity to spend together! God brought them both into This world in the fall season, and God took them both from this world in the summer season. with summer, ironically, being both of their favorite seasons. I remember them spending a lot of their summer days gardening together. Grandma was always outside planting her flowers, and grandpa was constantly working on his vegetable garden. These are visions that I will never let slip away from my memory. It is so incredibly hard to say goodbye to 2 people who were such a huge part of my life! They may no longer be here in person, but the memories I have with them will remain in my heart forever!"My daughter Kim wrote this and read this at her memorial in Church, Thank you Kim, I love you so much, and im sure Grandma did too.
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I remember when I was a kid and we would go to Ohio to visit and would stay at Aunt Genevieve's house. She always made sure we were comfortable and made us feel at home. I also remember, too, her telling Mom many times lol… to leave me alone. You know how children get into things or try to touch things, watnots or whatever. Aunt Genevieve would always say, "Joy, leave her alone. She's not going to hurt anything!" and Aunt Genevieve would have this real serious look on her face. Aunt Genevieve, to me, was always a lot like Mamaw Wilson, humble, quiet, and always loving. So sorry to see her go, but happy too, she is now with Jesus and the other family members who have gone on to heaven–no more pain, no more tears, there's a reunion going on in heaven! And, to the family here, she'll continue to love you and cheer you on, it'll just be now from the streets of heaven. She'll be one of those witnesses in the sky. To the family: I extend my heartfelt sympathy, love and prayers. Praying that God's love and the hope we have in Him will be your strength.
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She was always such a kind and loving person when you came to her home she always made you feel welcome. She always had a smile on her face and something nice to say to you rest in peace. You will be missed.
sending hugs and prayers for all of you your mother and grandma was a great women rest and pease
