So sorry to hear of my dear Uncle Bud’s passing. He was so special to me as a young girl. We had such fun-remember those endless hand ball games??!!
I loved going to Long Island during summer break to visit with Grandma, Grandpa, and especially Uncle Bud. I regret that we weren’t able to see him more often; it’s like we lost him a long time ago. Rest In Peace dear, gentle man. With much love ❤️.

A candle was lit by Lucy (Perody) Davidson on January 9, 2018 6:37 PM

Message from Ned, Wanda & Patrick

January 9, 2018 2:20 PM

Dear Mary:

We will always remember Bud as a quiet, caring, wonderful friend. It has been a blessing to have known him and you all these years. We have good memories of your visits with us at special times, and when we got to come visit with both of you. I am sure he went straight to Heaven because of his lifetime of goodness and caring about others. God Bless Always with Lots of Love.

A candle was lit by Lise M Perody, niece on January 8, 2018 8:25 PM

I was sorry to hear about the passing of my dear Uncle Bud. He was the only extended family I knew when I was young as our family was so small. I saw him just about every weekend for Sunday dinner.

I remember what wonderful care he took of his Mom and Dad. He was a devoted son. I remember he was very religious too but never spoke of it. I learned early on that it was a very private devotion to God that he and his parents shared.

We were very close when I was growing up, not as much as we both aged.

He was a kind and gentle man. He showed me that a man could be quiet, caring, and present without violence. I am married to someone very similar. I am so lucky to have had him in my formative years. I am sorry for my family's loss. I am sorry for his wife, Mary and her family. God bless them all.

I heard he passed peacefully. He truly deserved a gentle journey. He is in my memories until we meet again.

Expression of Sympathy

An A GARDEN PATH was ordered on January 8, 2018

Message from Lucy, Susan, Carol, Lise and Ann, the nieces

January 8, 2018 2:56 PM

We are so sorry to hear of our Uncle's passing.

The older nieces have many fond memories of Uncle Bud and I know we will all remember Sunday dinners with Grandma, Grandpa and Uncle Bud. Lise and I will always remember the yellow house in Preston, taking care of Grandma and rolling down the front hill.
Uncle Bud, the last of the Perody men. I'm sure he is having great conversation with our Dad, Mom and his parents. Cheers to you all.
Uncle Bud also leaves behind 11 Great nieces and Great nephews and several Great Great nieces and Great Great nephews and was predeceased by one Great nephew. Wow what a family!
We send our deepest condolences to Mary, his loyal wife and caregiver, and her family at this difficult time.
Peace to you, Uncle Bud, and God Bless.