Tamara Suzanne Perry
June 30, 1974 ~ October 27, 2020
Tamara Suzanne Perry
46, went home to be with her beloved Savior Tuesday, October 27, 2020. Memorial service will be held at 2:00pm, Saturday, November 21, 2020, at the Northside Church of Christ, 4545 N Meridian Ave, Wichita, KS 67204. Thinking she had one more year to live, she lived 20 more. God is so good. She loved everyone, had an excellent spirit, was a 4.0 student, giving and enjoyed family and animals. She often worked and volunteered at the Sedgwick County Zoo in her youth. Services pending. Survived by her parents, Richard L. and Terry C. Perry of Benton, KS; sister, Cindy Perry of Benton, KS; brother, Tylor J. Perry of Colorado Springs, CO; nephew, Zachary J Perry. Downing & Lahey Mortuary East Chapel.
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Tamara was one of my very first friends. I am so grateful to have known her and to have been a part of your caring family when I was young. May peace be with you all. ~Colby (Perry) Mazur
During high school we would get into my old clunker of a car and go to the cheap movies at the Palace. I remember jumping out of my skin with Tamara when the velociraptors breathed on the glass in Jurassic Park! She laughed at me so much for that I thought she would fall out of the chair! Tamara loved, loved, loved animals! She had some interesting pets and all animals seemed to love her. Of course all humans loved her too. Her smile, her encouraging spirit and that nothing would get her down. The world is a little darker without her light shining in it. Ok. One more memory. Got to go to prom with Tamara. There had just been a tornado that tore through the area but Prom got to go on. I don’t remember much about the actual prom but dinner was fun before and after…. well that was the most memorable part… Laura was driving and we hit a dead horse that had fallen off a truck, been hit by another car into our lane and then we hit it! Found out it had died in the tornado and then it made an appearance into our prom night! Very memorable.