Rose Perry
November 5, 1947 ~ February 4, 2013
Rose Perry, 65, of Mooresville, passed away on February 4, 2013, in I.U. Methodist Hospital, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on November 5, 1947, to Robert Perry Faith and Cordie Whitfield.
Rose graduated from Martinsville High School and later received her degree from Indiana Business College. She worked for many years at the Citizens Bank in Mooresville. Mrs. Perry was a faithful member of the Martinsville First Christian Church. She enjoyed reading. Above all, Rose’s pride and joy in life was found in her grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her father, Robert Perry Faith.
Survivors include her husband, Jerry Lee Perry of Mooresville, to whom she was united in marriage on April 3, 1976; daughter, Amy Lynn Keith of Camby; grandchildren, Hayli and Andrew Keith of Camby; step mother, Betty Faith; mother, Cordie Whitfield; sister, Bobbie Sue Eads; siblings, Pat, Perry, and Tom; special friends, Cheryl, Millie, and Shannon.
The funeral service will be held at 1 p.m., Friday, February 8, 2013, in the Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville, with calling there from 5 to 8 p.m., Thursday, February 7, 2013. Burial will follow in the White Lick Cemetery. Visit www.carlislebranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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ALTHOUGH IT HAD BEEN MANY YEARS SINCE I HAD SEEN AUNT ROSE. I DID HAVE THE PRIVILEGE OF SPEAKING TO HER ON THE PHONE. SHE WAS VISITING MY MOTHER ( BOBBIE ) AT HER HOME IN BOONVILLE IND.SHE WANTED TO LET ME FIRST OF ALL TO KNOW HOW MUCH SHE LOVED MY MOM AND HER CHILDREN…SHE ALSO WANTED TO STRESS THAT MY MOM HAD DONE AN AMAZING JOB RAISING 7 CHILDREN ON HER OWN…SHE DID NOT WANT ME TO FORGET THAT..THAT WAS VERY IMPORTANT TO HER..AUNT ROSE AND MY MOM HAD A VERY SPECIAL BOND..ONE THAT EVEN THRU DEATH WILL NEVER BE BROKEN…I REMEMBER THE YEARS WHEN I WAS A KID..AUNT ROSE DID ALOT FOR US ,AND I WILL BE FOREVER GREATFUL…WE LOVE YOU AUNT ROSE, THAT LOVE WILL NEVER FADE..YOU ARE AT REST NOW IN THE HANDS OF THE LORD…..SIGNED TONY HYBARGER AND FAMILY…
TONY HYBARGER sent a virtual gift in memory of Rose Perry
Michele Hybarger Petry sent a virtual gift in memory of Rose Perry
As I sit here writing this, It still does not seem real. How could such a wonderful and caring lady be taken from a family that loves her so much? I have more childhood memories of my Aunt Rose, than I do in adulthood, but it does not change the fact that I loved her dearly. She was not only my mother’s sister, she was her best friend. When my mom found out she had blood clots last December and was in the hospital, the first person she had me call was her sister, Rose, because she talked to her daily on the phone and knew she would be worried. Few are lucky enough to have that sisterly bond that they shared. Rest In Peace Aunt Rose, I know you will look out for us all from above, and we will remember you with eternal love. Michele Hybarger Petry & Family
Dear Jerry and family, We are so sorry for your loss of Rose. She and I often sat together at Weight Watchers. She was funny, and I appreciated her humor. Rose was a delightful person, and we will all miss her. In Sympathy, Larry and Brenda Wyatt (McDonalds)
Dear Jerry and Amy, I am sorry to hear of Rose’s passing. Please know that others are thinking of you. (I am Lyndie’s mom and I remember all the ballgames we attended together.) I hope that she finds the rest she needs and you can find peace and comfort you will need in the days to come. Sincerely, Peggy Shirar
I worked with Rose at Betty’s flower shop on the square in Martinsville, YEARS ago. I think Amy was only 8 or 9. Rose was such a caring, loving lady and she will be sadly missed. May peace and blessings touch the heart of her family. Allyson Williams
Sending our Deepest Sympathy and Prayers. From Chet and Denise Gibbs
Rose was the nicest, sweetest lady. I enjoyed knowing her at Citizens Bank. My prayers go out to you Jerry and family. Only time will heal the heart, but memories will last forever.
Rose will be sadly missed. My deeepest sympathy goes out to Jerry, in his time of sorrow. Linda S. Goodwin
Amy, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. My deepest sympathy. Carol Talbert, Delphi