I AM VERY LOVEABLE AND I HELP OUT A LOT OF WOMEN FEEL BETTER ABOUT THEM SELFS I WILL LISTEN TO ANY WOMEN WHO HURTS I DONT LIKE MEN WHO HIT WOMEN I DONT HIT WOMEN AT ALL I LOVE NASCAR AND THE THE TRUCKS THAT RACE ANY THING ELES YOU CAN ASK ME.BUT IF U FUCK WITH MY HEART U WILL PAY THE PRICE DONT MISS LEAD ME LIKE OTHER WOMEN. a shout out to JDOG and NRG MY homeies. i have to be strong and move on some times you got to get burned to get stronger.and stop cring over spilled milk my women friends teach me something new everyday to live life and never stop being sweet no matter what happen to me. they tell me to let shit go and now i listen to them. i wll always be there for you no matter what ya do to me. u cant hate me all ya want to but it wont stop me for being who i am i will be the beter person and walk away.


2006 RIP

i will miss my friend tommy rest in peace read it if ya get the chance to RIP Tommy M. Perry Perry, Tommy M., 23, left us suddenly on his birthday, Nov. 16, 2006. He was the beloved son of Tom and Cheryl Perry and cherished brother of Laura; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Bull. Tommy was dearly loved by many aunts, uncles, and cousins and we will all miss him terribly. Tommy was born in Boynton Beach and graduated from Olympic Heights High School. He had recently attended Broward Community College in Ft. Lauderdale to become an aircraft mechanic. We will most remember Tommy for his compassion toward everyone and his ability to make us all laugh. A Memorial Service will be held on Wed., 11/22/06 at 7:00 p.m. at Babione Funeral Home, 10060 Calle Comercio Dr., Boca Raton, FL 33428. A gathering for family and friends will be held immediately following the service at the home of Tom and Cheryl Perry.


2007 RIP

part 2 of a good friend who died Lee William Anderson Lee William Anderson, aged 33, of Walker, passed away of accidental injuries Saturday, July 7, 2007. Lee was well known in the racing circuit and raced regularly at Berlin Raceway and at other race tracks in Michigan. He also built race cars at his business Perfect Circle Race Cars. Surviving are his daughter, Kaileigh Rae Anderson; his parents, Denny and Debi Anderson; his sister and brother-in-law, Amy and Ben Hobbie; his grandparents, Esther and Donald Anderson, Dawn Marie and William M. Douma, and family friend who he considered his Uncle, Tom House; Kaileigh's mother, Tara Stedman; his uncles and aunts, Diane and Bill Herrmann, William and Barb Douma, Darlene and Dave Crinion, Jayne McDonald, Cheryl and Dan Polkowski, Martha and Marshall Chase; and many special cousins and a host of racing friends. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Orchard Hill Reformed Church, 1465 3 Mile Rd. N.W. with Rev. Bob Karel officiating. Interment in Washington Park Cemetery. Lee reposes at the Heritage Life Story Funeral Home, Alt and Shawmut Hills Chapel, 2120 Lake Michigan Dr. N.W. where relatives and friends may meet his family Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. For those who wish, memorial contributions, to help with the funeral expenses, in care of the funeral home, would be appreciated. To read more of Lee's life, share a memory or photo or sign the online register book please visit www.lifestorynet.com Heritage Funeral Home i will miss the heack out of you lee you are in my heat for ever i really miss you.....