Sibela Sue Perry

Sibela Sue (King) Perry, 86, of Kokomo, IN went home to her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Saturday January 21, 2017 at Northwood’s Village in Kokomo. Born May 23, 1930 in Kokomo, she was the daughter of Orville Sr. and Mary (Glassburn) King. On August 31, 1945, in Wabash, she married Tyson D Perry of Sharps Chapel, TN.

Survivors include brother Ronnie (Arlene) King, Kokomo, sisters Lanora (Chuck) Eldridge, Louisville, KY, and Lyndall (Mike) Randolph, Kokomo, sons Richard Perry, Kokomo, Carl (Susan) Perry, Galveston, IN, daughters Gale (Steve) Jenkins, Goshen, IN, Jacqueline (Tim) Dixon, Russiaville, IN, Kimberly (Mike) Moon, Kokomo, and Rosemary (Brad) Holt, Kokomo, daughter-in-law Cathy (Moon) Perry, Kokomo. Also, Grandchildren Richard (Cindy) Perry, Indianapolis, Kevin (Jodi) Perry, Kokomo, Jennifer (Jon) Summers, Rotunda West, FL, Andy (Kim) Jenkins, Elkhart, IN, Stephanie (Allen) Brandys, Port Charlotte, FL, Jason Perry, Kokomo, Michelle (Montel) Barnes, Cornersville, TN, Sherry Perry, Cornersville, TN, Tyson Perry Nest, FL, Melissa Perry Nest, FL, Tyler Perry, Sharpsville, IN, Ambrielle Irick, Kokomo, Kristen Irick, Kokomo, Amanda Dixon, Russiaville, Joseph Perry, Kokomo, Kayley Scott, Tipton, IN, Rachel (Zacc) Truman, Hawaii, 30 great grandchildren, 5 great-great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.

Sibela was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, sisters Connie (Patrick) Roseberry, Houma, LA, Rosemary (Fred) Schrock, Howe, IN, Judy (Richard) Smith, Kokomo, brothers Orville King Jr, Kokomo, Jack King, Kokomo, Reuben King, Kokomo, sons John Perry, Kokomo, Steve Perry, Kokomo, Tyrone Perry, Winter Garden, FL, daughters-in-law Beverly (Campbell) Perry, Kokomo, Marcia (Rubush) Holloway, Kokomo, grandchildren Carmen Jenkins, Cicero, IL, Zachary Scott, Tipton, IN, and great grandson Benjamin Summers, Fountain Hills, AZ.

Services, with Pastor Brandon Bentsch, will follow viewing Friday, January 27, 2017, 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, at Ellers Mortuary, 3400 S. Webster Kokomo, IN. Cremation will follow. The family gives special thanks to the 2nd floor staff at Northwood’s Village for their care