Perry James Hestand

Perry Hestand never met a stranger

Perry was known not only for professional skills but also for his warmth.

Perry James Hestand

Perry James Hestand, a dedicated Plumber for the General Motors Company as a pipe fitter, bid farewell to this world on June 24, 2024, in Kansas City, Missouri. His life journey began on February 27, 1935, in Afton, Oklahoma.

Perry was known not only for professional skills but also for his warmth. He never met a stranger and always had a kind word for everyone he encountered. A jovial nature endeared him to all who had the pleasure of crossing paths with him.

In addition to his illustrious career, Perry cherished simple yet precious memories like going on shopping trips with his beloved wife Sharon. Together, they shared countless moments of joy and companionship that will be treasured forever.

Apart from his devoted wife Sharon of 30 years, Perry leaves behind a legacy through his sons Gary and wife Belinda, and Terry Hestand.  His brother Clyde Hestand and wife Carol. Nieces, nephews and grandchildren. His presence in their lives brought light and love that will continue to shine brightly even in his absence.

Perry’s early years were enriched by the unconditional love of his parents Floyd and Irene Hestand.

Their guidance and support helped shape him into the remarkable individual he became. Outside of work, Perry found immense joy in various hobbies and interests. From meeting new people to riding motorcycles, savoring BBQ delicacies to camping under the stars, he embraced life with an adventurous spirit that inspired those around him.

His military service in the United States Army further exemplified Perry’s sense of duty and commitment to serving others.

He was laid to rest at Wills Cemetery in Peculiar on June 28th.

Rest in peace, Perry James Hestand. Your kindness, laughter, and unwavering love will forever remain etched in our hearts.


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