Carole Anne Perry

Born: October 28, 1944 in Hannibal, Missouri

Died: June 14, 2022 in Santee, California

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With great sadness and acceptance of God’s Will, we announce the passing of Carole Anne Perry on June 14, 2022.

Carole was our dearly loved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, daughter, aunt, and niece.

She will be greatly missed by her loving family and close friends.

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Surviving Family Members:

Fred Charles Perry Jr – Husband

Maxine Norman – Mother

Daughter: Kim Frenken & Husband: Don, Grandson: Jimmie

Son: Kenny Jones & Wife: Shoshana

Granddaughter: Karli Pratt-Jones

Granddaughter: Mollie Pratt-Jones - Davis

Great-Grandchildren: Jacie Pratt-Jones & Lilah Pratt-Jones

Daughter: Debra Ann Perry-Mills & Husband: Brian

Granddaughter: Taylor Ann Mills & Grandson: Blaine William Mills

Son: Brandon Charles Perry & Wife: Porsha

Granddaughter: Alexis Perry-Black & Husband: Dakota Black

Granddaughters: Evette Perry, Breahna Perry, Paige Perry, & Realynne Perry

Carole’s Biography

Carole was a Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great-grandmother, Friend and Elementary School Librarian.

She enjoyed many great things in life, such as country-western dancing, singing “Glory Bound Christian Trio,” and ministering God’s word at the rescue missions with her husband, Fred. Faith and love were their stories.

She was an avid outdoors adventure woman who hunted, fished and hiked through many parts of the country with Fred, Kenny & Brandon. Carole loved and looked forward to her trips to Tennessee to visit her daughter and family.

As a Daughter, Mother, Grandmother, and Great-grandmother, Carole was always there to ensure all was well with her family. Her love was individualized and specialized for each person, so they knew she truly cared.

Another gift Carole gave over the years to many children was her devotion to her educational job as a school librarian. She spent many years sharing her love of reading from 1979 to 2004 at Sycamore Elementary School in Santee.

She was a homemaker who made all who came visiting through her door feel welcome in her home. We all spent many occasions and celebrations sharing all the stories of life.

Looking at the life of Carole, no one could say that it wasn’t complete and well-lived. Her story will always be:

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“Well Done My Good and Faithful Servant"

Come Home and Rest in Heaven with Me where I have Prepared a Place for You

In Loving Memory …..

I will Celebrate You on Our Birthday Every Year

-Barbara Perry-Garcia