Bonnie Perry

The Legacy of Bonnie Perry
Bonnie Perry was born January 27, 1951, to the Late Willie and Annie
Perry, Jr., in Williston, South Carolina. In God’s Infinite Wisdom, He
called Bonnie home on July 19, 2025, at HCA Florida Citrus Hospital in
Inverness, Florida. He was preceded in death by Two Brothers, James
and Archie Perry, Sister, Remell Perry Milligan.
He attended Kelly Edward High School in Williston, South Carolina. He
was known as “Honey” in his hometown and in Citrus County as
“Perry”. Being married to his loving wife, Janetta, for thirty-nine years,
he affectionally called her “J”.
A man that believed in living his life to the fullest, Perry was a true
people person. He enjoyed telling jokes and making people laugh. He
had a passion for playing golf and fishing. A kind, loving, helpful and
caring person, his interest in sports was admired by two favorite
teams: Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Lakers. Perry worked as a
Landscaper, tree trimmer and did other outdoor work for multiple
years.
He leaves to cherish in his memories: Loving Wife, Janetta Perry,
Inverness, Florida; Three Daughters, Felicia Lindsey, Brooksville,
Florida; Melanie Killiebrew, Tampa, Florida; LaShunda Killiebrew
(Harold), Land O Lakes, Florida: Son, Creston Perry, Delray Beach,
Florida; One Granddaughter , Briaunna Link and one Grandson
Jeremiah (JJ) Lindsey; Two
Brothers, John Wayne Perry, Williston, South Carolina and Quenton
Perry, Aiken, South Carolina; Three Sisters, Fannie Mae
(Evorin) Perry, Williston, South Carolina; Mary Catherine Perry Jenkins,
Williston, South Carolina and Gloria Ann (Jimmy) Dunbar, South
Carolina. Sisters-In Law, Lucy Brown, St Petersburg, Florida; Christine
(Rodney) Gibbs, Orlando, Florida; Shelia Young, Linwood, Washington;
Connie (Larry) Williams, Orlando, Florida; Tanya Shaw, Orlando, Florida;
Brother-in-Law, Lorenzo Perryman, Lenoir, North Carolina; Special
Friends John Stanley and The Par 4
Golf Group: President, Larone Thomas, George Ross, Dan Jackson,
Reggie Landers, Robert Wiley, Jimmy Bellamy, Willie White, John
Brown, Rev. Gary Armstrong and Randolph Bellamy. A host of Nieces, Nephews, cousins, and sorrowing friends.

Flowers cards and Condolences- May be received at The J.T. Campbell Funeral Home on Friday July 25 from 9am to12 noon ..Flowers may also be received  at the First Baptist church of Inverness on Friday from 5:30 pm to 6pm.

Funeral Cortege  will form on Saturday  July 26, at 10:15 am. At The Family  Home.

Celebration of Life - Saturday July 26, 2025 , 11am at First Baptist Church Inverness
550 Pleasant Grove Road,
Inverness, FL 34452

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