Juanita Perry
September 30, 1918 - April 11, 2012
Obituary
Juanita Mae (Bridwell) Perry, 93, of Indianapolis passed away April 11, 2012. She was born on September 30, 1918 in Little Rock, Arkansas. Juanita was employed at INB where she retired. She loved reading, playing bingo, gardening and writing notes to people. She was a devoted mother and grandmother to her children and grandchildren. Juanita is survived by her daughter, Nita Jo Mattingly; son, Guy (Gerda) Perry; grandchildren, Perry (Natalie) Stevens of Indianapolis, IN, Grant (Debbie) Perry of Indianapolis, IN and Laura (Andy) Mulligan also of Indianapolis, IN; great-grandchild, Blake Stevens. Visitation will be held Saturday, April 28 from 1 pm - 2 pm with a funeral service at 2 pm at Meridian Street Church of God, 7800 South Meridian Street, Indianapolis. Pastor Larry Cook officiating.
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Ernie & Thelma Callahan
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To Guy and Nita Jo: We were very privileged to have known your Mother and worshiped with her for many years at Meridian. She always had a smile and was such a Christian example for so many of us at Meridian. She loved the church and was so faithful never wanting to miss a service and also enjoyed Keenagers each month when she was able to attend. She loved to share about her children and grandchildren and was so proud of them all. We will miss her but have many fond memories.
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Donielle Bray from Walmart Pharmacy in Avon
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Our deeply sorry for your loss. It was our pleasure as a pharmacy to help you mom when she came to our pharmacy. She was such a joy and pleasure to be around and made us all realize how great life can be when you have people you have that love you in your life. Once again sorry for you loss. You are in our thought the walmart pharmacy staff
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Ruth Mc Adams McGill
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Our Deepest Sympathy, We have known your family for many years, You have felt like family to us. Your Mother was one Special Lady. I have movies of all of you at the Church on Morris St. it is on one of our home movies, I was about 5 yrs. old, and I am now 72 That lets you know how long we have known the family, We had'nt seen your Mom for a while. When the Church moved to Southern Ave.I was probably a teenager. Your Father Married us almost 50 yrs. ago this July. Nita I remember when you sold veggies on 10th. st. I know your Mom is at home now. We will keep you all in our Prayers.
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kathie phillips
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I am so very sorry to hear about Juanita's passing. Your mother was the most beautiful woman I know. We loved her here so much, in fact we adopted her as our "office grandma". Juanita loved her children and grandchildren so much. She was always sharing stories and pictures with us. I will never forget your mother, she will forever be embedded in my heart. Your family has been so very blessed to have her in your lives as she was to have you in hers. Thank you so much for sharing her with us, as we will always be grateful. Lots of love and prayers, kathie phillips (dr. delalande's office)
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Leona and Al Hines
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Aunt Juanita was a big part of Mom and Dad's life, they would talk about their visits with her, on their trips to Anderson Camp Meeting, they would always try and stop for a visit even if for a few hours. Wish we could be with everyone and talk about childhood memories, like our trips to Aunt Mary's on Labor Day weekend. God Bless you and your families Jerry Gliewell and Phyllis Dollar{Glidewell) and Families
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Ruby and Lynn Glidewell
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we sure wish we could attend the sevices but we just can't. we have wonderful memories of trips to anderson, trips to the Hart reunion in TN,trips to aunt Mary's in Ludington Mi,on labor day weekends in the 50s,60s,and70s,and trips to South Bend In,where we would enjoy time spent with Juanita. she was always fun, intresting, and ready for a conversation.always enjoyed seeing her,Naomie,Mary, and Ida, get together in Ludington on those labor day weekends long ago.