Lee Ann was a kind and gentle person.  Always the the consummate lady,  warm and welcoming to everyone.  Our families merged when Lee Ann and Terry's nephew, Jeff, married our daughter, Beth.   Our lives were greatly enriched by this “merger”  -  in no small part as a result of getting to know Lee Ann.  
An accomplished woman in her own right, she offered support and encouragement  to her nieces, Beth and Terri as they made their way in the business world. 
I can't think of Lee Ann without the word “lady” coming to mind.  Being a "lady"  is a quality sadly overlooked in society today.  Perhaps it's a function of age,  but I sincerely miss those genteel qualities  that were once attributed to both ladies and gentleman.  Those are the wonderful qualities that diminished the differences in us all and accentuated those things that make us equal.  Lee Ann epitomized those qualities and lived her life accordingly.  I am grateful to be considered among those who knew and loved Lee Ann.  She will be missed by many.

Terry, we are praying with and for you and all the family in your loss and grief.  We are so thankful for Lee Ann and for the many ways that she served and loved here at Huguenot Road Baptist.  She loved much and was loved much.  May the grace and peace of the Lord Jesus abide with you and comfort you.  In Christ's care, Pastor Bob and the HRBC family

LeeAnn,

          What can I say about my sister-in-law, my friend and probably the kindest and most caring person I have ever known.  Devotion to Terry, your husband, family and all who knew you are but a few of the many wonderful traits that blessed you.  I will miss you.  I will think of you often and I will try to live my life as you lived yours.

                                             Our loss - Heaven's gain!

My condolences to Terry and family,

I will remember Lee Ann as a great neighbor, a good and fun bridge player and most of all a caring, friendly, Christian human being.

Lee Ann you are missed.

Jay Stone

Terry, we are so sorry to hear of Lee Ann’s passing. Please accept our heartfelt sympathy. We are so glad we got the chance to have lunch and catch up with you and Lee Ann couple of years ago. She was a lovely and gentle person and we were privileged to know her. Much love from both of us. 

Lee Ann, my son William's grandmother, is  the among the kindest, most gentle, and generous people I've ever known; the highest praise I can offer.

Tom Walton

She was so sweet and loving all the time with us. She always smiled even if she had pain the last past months, she's never complained about her sicknes and she accepeted it with love I believe. Her house won't be the same without her. I'm going to miss her whenever I go and I will always remmember her with love.  May she rest in  peace Mrs. Lee Ann 

Parkinson’s Foundation

Huguenot Road Baptist Church

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She was preceded in death by her mother, Helena Clegg and her father, Willard Clegg. She is survived by her loving husband of 37 years, Terry Perkins; daughters, Kristen Fienberg, Andrea Giberson and son-in-law, Michael Giberson; brother and sister-in-law, Donald and Carolyn Clegg; grandsons, William and wife Sarah Walton and Kyle Giberson; sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Lanna and Wayne Wharton; niece and husband, Terri and Michael Bresnan, nephew and wife, Jeffrey and Elizabeth Wharton; great nephews, Jackson and Connor Wharton and great niece, Laney Bresnan.

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Lee Ann Perkins

February 25, 1943 – July 3, 2019

Woody Funeral Home Huguenot Chapel

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