Dr. Lois Perry Trahan Richardson

Lois was always interested in finding more relatives and exploring how they were related. She longed to know who the parent of the 7 Perry brothres was - well, she probably knows now.

May the Lord bless her family as they will miss her, as we all will.

Though we never met in person, Lois was an active participant in our Perry family research group for many years and I felt a strong kinship with her. I am a more diligent researcher for having worked with her, and will miss her insight and spirited dialogue.

Blessings to all her close family and friends,

I know of no words which can express the depth of my sorrow over Lois' death. My prayers are with all of you. As you know, Lois and I have been best friends since we met in 1974 at Texas A&M. Of all the nice things I could say about Lois, I will be selfish and tell you I will miss my many trips to Brenham and our all night "gab sessions." I feel privileged that she shared her family with me through the years. May God hold you close and comfort all of us during this time.

We are so sorry to hear about your loss. I only knew Lois through genealogy research (my mother was a Perry), but know she was well thought of and appreciated.

May God comfort your family as you mourn her loss--knowing that with our hope in Christ, it is only a temporary separation.

Lois will be greatly missed by those you have worked with her online, while searching for our Perry family ancestors. She was what I would call an avid researcher.

To her family I am so sorry for your loss. I will also miss her e-mails. She took with her so much knowledge of her family's roots.

Best Regards,
Mary Frances Perry Bennett