Ogdensburg, NY
Perry T. Masters, 52, of Ogdensburg, died on February 27, 2023.
Perry is survived by his siblings, a sister of Canton; a sister and her husband of Rensselaer Falls; a sister and her husband of Ogdensburg; a brother of Webster; a brother of DeKalb, his stepmother; an uncle; his good friend Lee; and several nieces and nephews.
He was born on March 18, 1970, in Gouverneur, the son of the late, Lyle Masters and Vicky Morse.
Perry graduated from Heuvelton Central School in 1989, he then enlisted in the Army. He was in the active military till 1995, when he then went into the reserves.
He worked as a logger for Sanford Inc. in Colton. He was an active member of the VFW Post 2936 in Ogdensburg, the A.D. Charbonneau Council 258 Knights of Columbus in Ogdensburg, AMVETS Post 19 in Ogdensburg and AMVETS Post 1997 in Heuvelton.
Perry loved to collect Elvis's memorabilia and impersonate Elvis, talking to people on the phone, drawing and singing karaoke.
Source: Allen-Denesha Funeral Home, DeKalb Junction, NY
Perry T. Masters, 52, of Ogdensburg, died on February 27, 2023.
Perry is survived by his siblings, a sister of Canton; a sister and her husband of Rensselaer Falls; a sister and her husband of Ogdensburg; a brother of Webster; a brother of DeKalb, his stepmother; an uncle; his good friend Lee; and several nieces and nephews.
He was born on March 18, 1970, in Gouverneur, the son of the late, Lyle Masters and Vicky Morse.
Perry graduated from Heuvelton Central School in 1989, he then enlisted in the Army. He was in the active military till 1995, when he then went into the reserves.
He worked as a logger for Sanford Inc. in Colton. He was an active member of the VFW Post 2936 in Ogdensburg, the A.D. Charbonneau Council 258 Knights of Columbus in Ogdensburg, AMVETS Post 19 in Ogdensburg and AMVETS Post 1997 in Heuvelton.
Perry loved to collect Elvis's memorabilia and impersonate Elvis, talking to people on the phone, drawing and singing karaoke.
Source: Allen-Denesha Funeral Home, DeKalb Junction, NY
Ogdensburg, NY
Perry T. Masters, 52, of Ogdensburg, died on February 27, 2023.
Perry is survived by his siblings, a sister of Canton; a sister and her husband of Rensselaer Falls; a sister and her husband of Ogdensburg; a brother of Webster; a brother of DeKalb, his stepmother; an uncle; his good friend Lee; and several nieces and nephews.
He was born on March 18, 1970, in Gouverneur, the son of the late, Lyle Masters and Vicky Morse.
Perry graduated from Heuvelton Central School in 1989, he then enlisted in the Army. He was in the active military till 1995, when he then went into the reserves.
He worked as a logger for Sanford Inc. in Colton. He was an active member of the VFW Post 2936 in Ogdensburg, the A.D. Charbonneau Council 258 Knights of Columbus in Ogdensburg, AMVETS Post 19 in Ogdensburg and AMVETS Post 1997 in Heuvelton.
Perry loved to collect Elvis's memorabilia and impersonate Elvis, talking to people on the phone, drawing and singing karaoke.
Source: Allen-Denesha Funeral Home, DeKalb Junction, NY
Perry T. Masters, 52, of Ogdensburg, died on February 27, 2023.
Perry is survived by his siblings, a sister of Canton; a sister and her husband of Rensselaer Falls; a sister and her husband of Ogdensburg; a brother of Webster; a brother of DeKalb, his stepmother; an uncle; his good friend Lee; and several nieces and nephews.
He was born on March 18, 1970, in Gouverneur, the son of the late, Lyle Masters and Vicky Morse.
Perry graduated from Heuvelton Central School in 1989, he then enlisted in the Army. He was in the active military till 1995, when he then went into the reserves.
He worked as a logger for Sanford Inc. in Colton. He was an active member of the VFW Post 2936 in Ogdensburg, the A.D. Charbonneau Council 258 Knights of Columbus in Ogdensburg, AMVETS Post 19 in Ogdensburg and AMVETS Post 1997 in Heuvelton.
Perry loved to collect Elvis's memorabilia and impersonate Elvis, talking to people on the phone, drawing and singing karaoke.
Source: Allen-Denesha Funeral Home, DeKalb Junction, NY
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