Thomas E. Perry

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Mr. Perry was such sunshine to me and all the staff at Bridgewater. We all really cared about him and he will truly be missed. We have people routinely in and out of our building, but Tom Perry was one of a kind.

Each day, he used to wait for me to come it to work. He would sit in the sliver of sunshine he could find in the rotunda and ask if I had come it. He started calling

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Posted by: Natasha Reynolds - Fishers, IN - friend   Apr 17, 2012

Our deepest sympathy to your family. My family and I lived next door to Tom when he lived in Whitestown. Tom was a great neighbor and friend. If we needed anything he was always there. Tom often came over to swim in our pool when it was really hot outside. I remember his dog Amber and how close they were. The last time I remember seeing Tom was working at Wal-mart as a greeter. He will be missed. My parents John and Rose Andrews and my two sisters Mindy and Mary and myself Leslie White.


Posted by: Leslie White/Andrews - Lebanon, IN - neighbor and a friend   Apr 16, 2012

Fred,

I always enjoyed talking with your dad. He was an interesting man who was always ready with a smile or laugh, always wanted to be helpful to others here at Bridgewater, and took pride in being our first patient at the facility. He was a fixture over the first year, always sitting in the entry to greet guests and offer a kind word. The building seems emptier with his passing and we will miss him here. Please take care of yourselves and know he was cared for.

Best wishes,

Todd Gilbert


Posted by: Todd Gilbert    Apr 16, 2012

Mr. Perry,

You're our number 1, and always will be. You're deeply missed around here at Bridgewater. It's odd not to see you in the front entrance near the PT gym greeting visitors, or hearing you whistle down the hall. I'll miss our conversations and having you around. I'll remember movies in our theater; your directness, matter of fact comments; bright smile; your helping hand, and the appreciation you expressed with the many events we shared together. We'll cherish all those

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Posted by: Zisha Francis - IN   Apr 15, 2012

Fred, so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. You and John have taken such good care of him in recent years. My sincerest condolences to you and your entire family during this most difficult time.


Posted by: Gelin Camp - Medina, OH   Apr 15, 2012

I will always remember Tom's kindness from the years when we both lived in Whitestown and attended the Whitestown Baptist church. He was a wonderful gentleman and a true friend, always offering his help to anyone who needed it. I will always remember him with fondness.

Linda Jenkins


Posted by: Linda Jenkins - Indianapolis, IN - friend   Apr 15, 2012

I will always have fond memories of Tom as a family
member.


Posted by: Darrel Fleenor - Indianapolis, IN - Brother in law   Apr 14, 2012

With deepest sympathies.


Posted by: John Negley - Indianapolis, IN - Friend   Apr 14, 2012

Dad,

You looked so "at peace" Wednesday morning, and I realized you are finally "home", where you can, once again, be happy. Please tell Grandma and Grandpa that I am thinking about them. Please watch over us as we continue with our daily struggles in this world. I look forward to seeing you again in the afterlife. Enjoy your new life and know that I LOVE YOU, so very much!

Your son,
- Fred


Posted by: Fred Perry - Indianapolis, IN - Son   Apr 13, 2012

As The Artist in Residence for Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Centers I extend my condolences to your family. Please consider having myself create a photomontage for the remembrance of your beloved Thomas. You may see a selection of my "kindred collages" at

http://markemmetfoster.com

Thank you

Mark Emmet Foster


Posted by: Mark Foster - Indianapolis, IN   Apr 12, 2012