Stephen Dalton Perry, Jr
April 8, 1985 — November 27, 2019
Stephen Dalton Perry, Jr of Keystone Heights, FL passed away on November 28, 2019, in Orange Park, FL surrounded by his loved ones. He was born on April 8, 1985 in Gainesville, FL to Stephen D. Perry and Heather D Perry. He is survived by his two daughters, JayLynn and Emily Perry and his grandmother, Margie "Nanny" Perry. He is survived by his siblings, Stephanie Perry, Anitra Aljada, Michael Perry, and Andrew White, along with his maternal grandmother, Karen White of Fernandina Beach FL. He is also survived by his life companion, Steven "Bubba" Sherouse. He has many aunts, uncles and cousins as well as many friends and "brothers" that he called family.
Stephen was known for his quick humor, he loved to prank his nanny as Old Man Weathers looking for a date. He was a hard worker as a laborer, roofer, and electrician helper and kept everyone laughing during the long hours. He was a talented artist and strived to become a tattoo artist. He had a contagious personality, smile and the most beautiful eyes. He had his history but was finally coming to an age of settling with his daughter, JayLynn and his newest love that was to be introduced to us all on Thanksgiving Day.
JayLynn invites everyone to join her in a Celebration of Life for her father on January 4, 2020 at Keystone Beach/Geneva Jungle in Keystone Heights, FL from 1-4pm. Please consider wearing red and black for his favorite college team�The Georgia Bulldogs GoDawgs!
Any covered dish, dessert or non-alcoholic beverages (Yeah I know�Bummer) will be appreciated.
Let's come together, comfort each other, share stories and remember Stephen �our friend, brother, family, love, and daddy.
Stephen was known for his quick humor, he loved to prank his nanny as Old Man Weathers looking for a date. He was a hard worker as a laborer, roofer, and electrician helper and kept everyone laughing during the long hours. He was a talented artist and strived to become a tattoo artist. He had a contagious personality, smile and the most beautiful eyes. He had his history but was finally coming to an age of settling with his daughter, JayLynn and his newest love that was to be introduced to us all on Thanksgiving Day.
JayLynn invites everyone to join her in a Celebration of Life for her father on January 4, 2020 at Keystone Beach/Geneva Jungle in Keystone Heights, FL from 1-4pm. Please consider wearing red and black for his favorite college team�The Georgia Bulldogs GoDawgs!
Any covered dish, dessert or non-alcoholic beverages (Yeah I know�Bummer) will be appreciated.
Let's come together, comfort each other, share stories and remember Stephen �our friend, brother, family, love, and daddy.
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