Mr. Perryman was a wonderful individual. I remember how he'd always greet us school kids at All Saints when he was working there. He was quick to welcome anyone who walked through the doors to All Saints Church. He made them feel welcomed. My condolences go out to the family, friends, and loved ones of Mr. Perryman.

Shelly, Robert and families, very sorry to hear of your loss. May you find comfort in your faith, your friends and loved ones.

Jim and Pam, so sorry for your loss...Please know or prayers are with you....

So sorry for your loss.  I only knew Jim for the months he lived at The Regent.  He ate with a group of us every day and we all enjoyed talking with him.  I especially enjoyed hearing him talk, I'm also from Arkansas and appreciated his accent tremendously.  May God surround you with His Peace, Love and Strength in these coming months.  Jim will be greatly missed.

To this day, I remember being greeted by Mr. Perryman every morning when coming into the building to begin my school day.  What a kind and meaningful gesture ....and something that reminds me of my pleasant days going to school at All Saints.  
       ~ Missy Congdon 
           Wichita, Kansas

I was a student at All Saints and remember Mr. Perryman would be the first to hold the door open for us in the mornings. So caring and sweet! He was such a gentle man, helpful and kind to everyone in the school and parish. I like to think he will greet us with the same cheerful smile as he did when I was a child.

Mr. Perryman always took very good care of All Saints School.  If I asked him to do anything for my classroom, he was always there to help me out.  I have very fond memories of him.  My deepest sympathy to all the family.

As young students at All Saints, it was always a highlight of the day to be greeted by Mr. Perryman. He took good care of us and our school, and we loved him very much! Emily, Monica, Joseph, Bridget and our parents Mike and Therese Wescott

my deepest sympathy  we were freinds back in our wild younger days he was a verry good man

Jim Perryman Family,
I had the pleasure of meeting Jim several times when he visited my parents, Olin & Louise Miles.  Dad considered Jim one of his best friends. They had a lot of history working with Local 101. Please accept my condolences.  God bless each of you.

like Carl I was a 101 dirt hand.  Worked with Jim and Robert on many jobs. May the Lord be with all of you Bob Ricky Golden MO.

Sorry to here about James, had the pleasure of  him on 7 north, may God be with your Family, and rip my friend.

Robert, Shelly, & Jimmy - Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this sad time. No words can ever express or truly give you comfort in losing your Dad, but may the concern and sympathy of those who care, help you through this difficult time. May the Lord comfort your hearts, as only HE can do.

You children may not remember me, but my ex-husband Paul Donigan and I were good friends of your parents when you were very small.  I am so sorry for your loss.
Marilyn Donigan Whisenhant

The kids at All Saints School (and their parents) had no better friend than Mr. Jim Perryman. My two daughters attended school there in the early and mid-90's and came home many times with good things to say about him. I'd see him in the hallway and he'd always call me "Mr. Amick". I'd ask hime to please call me "Jim" but that wasn't his way.

We've lost a great guy and those of you who were close to him will, I'm sure, have many wonderful memories to fill the gap of his loss.

Iworked a lot of years with Jim I was all always glad to see him come on a job with me. He is Probly. One of the last of us old 101       (DIRT HANDS) left out of the local. Our condolence from                    Carl @ Juanita Stovall

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief.  May your memories bring you comfort.

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James W Perryman

15 noviembre, 1928 – 20 septiembre, 2013

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