Dorothy was born and raised in Kings Co., California, the daughter of Loren K. and Anna L. Esray Beebe. She met and married Everett B. Perry while he was in the Army in California. She died at only 41 years of age leaving six young children.
They are:
Douglas: 1942
Joan: 1944 - 1991
Suzanne: 1947
Ronald: 1948
Dave: 1950
Charlene: 1952
She had a strong husband who accomplished the raising of those children alone and taught them all to be strong and kind. Today, she'd be proud of her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren who have carried her legacy forward.
She has since been followed in death by her husband:
Everett Boyd Perry who rests at her side and her eldest daughter, Joan Karen Thompson, whose cremains rest between them.
Gone too young but not forgotten. Rest well Dorothy and know your family remembers...
They are:
Douglas: 1942
Joan: 1944 - 1991
Suzanne: 1947
Ronald: 1948
Dave: 1950
Charlene: 1952
She had a strong husband who accomplished the raising of those children alone and taught them all to be strong and kind. Today, she'd be proud of her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren who have carried her legacy forward.
She has since been followed in death by her husband:
Everett Boyd Perry who rests at her side and her eldest daughter, Joan Karen Thompson, whose cremains rest between them.
Gone too young but not forgotten. Rest well Dorothy and know your family remembers...
Dorothy was born and raised in Kings Co., California, the daughter of Loren K. and Anna L. Esray Beebe. She met and married Everett B. Perry while he was in the Army in California. She died at only 41 years of age leaving six young children.
They are:
Douglas: 1942
Joan: 1944 - 1991
Suzanne: 1947
Ronald: 1948
Dave: 1950
Charlene: 1952
She had a strong husband who accomplished the raising of those children alone and taught them all to be strong and kind. Today, she'd be proud of her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren who have carried her legacy forward.
She has since been followed in death by her husband:
Everett Boyd Perry who rests at her side and her eldest daughter, Joan Karen Thompson, whose cremains rest between them.
Gone too young but not forgotten. Rest well Dorothy and know your family remembers...
They are:
Douglas: 1942
Joan: 1944 - 1991
Suzanne: 1947
Ronald: 1948
Dave: 1950
Charlene: 1952
She had a strong husband who accomplished the raising of those children alone and taught them all to be strong and kind. Today, she'd be proud of her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren who have carried her legacy forward.
She has since been followed in death by her husband:
Everett Boyd Perry who rests at her side and her eldest daughter, Joan Karen Thompson, whose cremains rest between them.
Gone too young but not forgotten. Rest well Dorothy and know your family remembers...
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