Perry was born to Edwin and May (Propeck) on April 13, 1894. He was a farmer, living off the land, planting crops and milking cows. Well known in the McKean area he supported his wife and children and made a home for them. Perry enjoyed a trip west with his oldest son William and his family. Visiting his youngest son and family in Arizona. His youngest daughter Dorothy cared for him and his wife throughout their years. Perry passed away on June 14, 1984 and lays to rest at Valley Cemetery on Dunn Valley Road in McKean, Pa. On March 23, 1990 a fire broke out in the house on Oliver Road. Celia Viola (Reed) Fuller was in her bedroom. The dry wood and aged house took off in a blaze before anyone could save her. Celia died as a result of that fire. Her daughter Dorothy tried to save her and was burned. Celia was born to Julia (Nye) and Otis Reed on August 24, 1897. Married William Perry Fuller on December 26, 1918. Celia was a school teacher at various schools in the McKean area. She and Perry raised 7 children in their home on Oliver Road. William, Sarah, Edwin, Oren, Paul, Francis and Dorothy. She is laid to rest with Perry at Valley Cemetery in McKean Pa.
As the years go by we remember our loved ones. Some of us have very
different memories. But the fact remains, we never forget. Please
take the time to remember Perry and Celia in your daily prayers. Know
that they are watching over us and someday will be there to greet us
when our time on this earth is done. |
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post any memories or photos please email me at memories@lifeeverafter.com ![]() Perry and Celia in Arizona |
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Each year we honor Perry and Celia on the anniversary of their passing and celebrate their birthday with love. Gone from our sight but not our hearts.
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| 6/14/2004 Visiting grandpa's grave and seeing the beautiful flowers left by family members it is apparent that we still remember and honor him. 20 years ago Perry left this world, but never our hearts.
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| Easter 2005 - We visited the cemetery and put a beautiful pot of yellow Mums. A touch of spring on a dreary still wintry day let everyone know we remember. | |||
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This 4th of July 2005 I learned a little more about my father's family. It seems that this is the original homestead. There is a well on this piece of "God's Little 8 1/2 Acres", and the first home of Perry and Celia. Over the years the land has been handed down to the children and sold. The only remaining piece is here and the current home of their daughter Dorothy (Fuller) Armagost. My Aunt Dorothy took care of her parents and lived in the house with her family until the fire that took my grandmother's life. After the fire they rebuilt the house and they live there still. The only two remaining properties still owned by a Fuller descendant. |
| We visited the cemetery on April 30th and Mary painted the flowers on the headstone. | |||
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The colors bring warmth and life to the stone. |
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| March 23, 2007 After a muddy, snowy winter, I visited my grandparents grave and brought a bit of springtime.
March 31, 2007 Daughter
Sarah joins Perry and Celia in heaven.
I know it was a wonderful reunion. Now free from body pain they are
celebrating her return. |
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| April 13, 2007 Today we celebrate Perry's birth. Now 113, Twenty-three years after he left this world, Perry is still watching over us with love. Happy Birthday Grandpa. | |||
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| June 17, 2007 Stopped by Perry's grave and saw the beautiful
flowers left by family members. Happy Father's Day Grandpa. June 14 marked 23 years since he passed and for 23 years we have honored him with flowers and loving memories. |
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| July 5, 2007 Stopped to visit. |
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Left a photo of Perry and Celia. One that was taken on their 45th anniversary in their parlor next to the Christmas tree. | |
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2008 |
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| March 23rd we remember the passing of Celia. Each year comes at us hard and the only relief is that one day we will see her again. |
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June 14 th marks the 24th year of Perry's
passing. June 15th is Father's Day. |
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