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Marle Lynn Perry
May 8, 1956 - Jul 17, 2020
Submitted by: Glenn
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Enid News & Eagle
3 August 2021
Merle Lynn
Perry, 65, of Hennessey, passed away Saturday, July 17,
2021, in Lufkin, Texas. Lynn was born in Enid on May 8,
1956, to Walter and Patsy Jones Perry.
He attended Hennessey Schools until his family moved to
Edmond in 1970. He graduated from Edmond Memorial High
School in 1975. He attended vo-tech while in high school
and won awards for his welding skills.
He married the love of his life, Robin Humes, in
Hennessey on April 7, 1978.
His passion was working as a mechanic in the oilfield,
which he did until his retirement due to medical
reasons.
He loved living in the Hennessey Community and
participating in and planning the Chisholm Trail Cattle
Drive in 1993 and many Pat Hennessey Celebrations.
He is survived by one daughter, Allison Hurst and
husband Chad of Hennessey; his mother, Patsy Kirtley of
Kingfisher; and two grandsons, Brendon and Grayson
Hurst.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Robin Perry; his
father, Walter Perry; one infant daughter, Lindsey
Perry; and one brother, Johnny Perry.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, with Cordry-Gritz
funeral home serving as custodian.
His cremains will be interred in the Hennessey Cemetery
following a private family memorial.
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