Perry, 
You are a great friend. I’ll be missing you until we meet again. Our college days, hanging out after school and weekends are some of my best memories. Thanks for sharing your technical and musical knowledge. 

Your pal,
Steven


I just wanted to tell you all how much your stories,condolances and thoughts have meant to all of us in Perry's family.  If the measure of a man is truly by the company he kept, than I can say by your words alone Perry was the kindest of persons.

Thank you all

I knew Perry through work over the last 3+ years.
Perry was such a friendly gentleman that interacting with him every time would make me feel right at home even at work!
Perry's cheerful presence will be sorely missed!



I worked with Perry for almost 3 years. Always said what was on his mind, but had a huge heart! 

When my “Check Engine” light came on, he installed the CarChip and told me to ride around with it. I’ll never forget his blunt email letting me know that “my car was too cold.” I didn’t take offense and we laughed about it for months. 

God Bless your family and friends Perry! Rest easy...

Perry gave me a purple guitar he refurbished a couple years back. My first electric guitar. Very generous guy. I’ll miss him quite a bit. He was always a good friend to me, going back 20 years. Rest In Peace my friend in the wonderful place you must be.

I only knew Perry through work and have only been here for about a year and a half.

I think it was my 2nd day at work; I got out of my car in the parking lot right next to Perry.
We hadn't even ever seen each other, but he struck up a conversation there in the parking lot for about 10 minutes; just the friendliest guy.

Months later, I got to work with him for a couple of weeks.  And my initial impressions were spot on, he was just happy and friendly.

So worry that he left us so early; he will be missed.


I remember Perry Dillion from School, John Muir, and then Pacific High. Perry was always happy and friendly and had a good sense of humor. He sent me a friend request on Facebook a couple years ago. Now Perry was a Husband and a Father, and I enjoyed learning about Perry's family though Facebook. Yesterday I was driving and thinking about Perry entering the Pearly Gates. And I pictured every Rocker that we listened too growing up that had passed waiting for Perry to enter, the word was out that Perry can tune, fix and or restore any and all Guitars. I am glad that Perry was part of my Life growing up, and then as an adult. Rest in Peace my friend.

Let's talk about Perry. this was a man's man always the provider A Father and a friend loyal to a fault but sympathetic whenever you needed it... Many a day I would not have been able to get through the process of moving forward after the Death of mother but Perry got me passed it I love you Friend you Will be missed 
Love Tommy

I worked with Perry for 17 years he was a kind and thoughtful person who always enjoyed talking about his family and the latest and greatest tv shows even though I didn’t really watch any of them it was a joy to listen to him tell us all about them he will be deeply missed RIP Perry ❤️

Perry,Ul truly be missed, in 1988,u became my first roommate when we got our apartment in San Leandro by the marina,I enjoyed every moment there, especially our friendship, even though I left the state for a number of years, we always kept in touch. Today it finally hit me that your now gone, and the pain is breaking me, but you'll always be in my thoughts. Until we meet again Perry.R.I.P.

Perry was not just my cousin. He was also my friend and brother. He was kind to so many and very much loved. He was always available to help others without Condition. He will be sorely missed. 

OBITUARY

Perry Dean Dillon

March 27, 1966 – August 9, 2018

Lima Family Milpitas-Fremont Mortuary and Cedar Lawn Cemetery

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