Edward PERRY Obituary

Go well Graham, yours and Sue's advice never forgotten. Judy

Uncle Graham just heard this sad news.RIP Annette Perry

I have a great deal of respect and admiration for Graham both as a boss and friend he was an extremely focused and dedicated police officer and he commanded a great deal of respect from everyone who had the privilege of working with him. I extend my deepest sympathy to all his family and friends R.I.P. Anthony Grant

To all the Perry boys, and their families. The Shanaghan family remember fondly Graham and Sue, and the rugby trips with Marist School, Ponsonby. A great man who told it like it was. We send our love, prayers and best wishes to you all.
Karen, Greg, Maureen and John Shanaghan and Kevin Shanaghan.

To Nick Simon Mathew and Dominic and the Perry clan.Deepest sympathies on the loss of your dad and friend.Many fond memories from our Marist days and learning how to take care of ourselves under Grahams tutelage..take care Nick and love to all.Greg Shanaghan on behalf of The Shan Fam..

To all th Perry family,

We extend our sympathy at the death of a lovely man - and are remembering all the fun the boys had on those rugby trip for Marist. Our dad is still going strong in his own home and also sends his love.
Karen Waters (Shanaghan)

To all the Perry Whanau and especially Dom, Alex, Suzie, Harris , Freddy and Zak in the UK. Our love and support with you always during this tough time. Kia Kaha x

To Nick, Simon and families. Deepest condolences on the passing of your dad - a legend in the NZ Police - Rest in Peace, Sir
Brian and Paul Kench, Christchurch

very sad for the passing of your father,such an asperational man.a positive influence in my early life,much "alofa" and prayers for you all.

The Perry Boys. I read of Graham's passing in the Herald this morning. A great flood of memories came to mind from Graham's days of high energy and adventure. We cherish those days of youthfulness and Graham was the catalyst of most of them but only after he had professionally dealt with the leadership of our Marist School Boards.
Rupert, Anso and other fms will have your bereavement intention in our prayers.
Graham and Sue, our thanks.You brought colour and enjoyment into our lives. Colin fms

A wonderful man.It was an honour to know you. Rest in well-deserved peace.

Nick and all the Perry family- Sincere condolences and best wishes from an old workmate, fellow hunter and nostalgic event sharer over your father's few years in Wellington and occasional get togethers over the many years since. After a long and eventful life may he rest in peace.

Sincere sympathy.

Talivaldis (Taz) Skulve

Dear Mick and Simon,
Condolences to you both and the wider family. I never knew or worked with your Dad as a Police Officer but I certainly knew him as a significant family man in my younger days. Before I had a driver's licence he was my parent transport' to take the kids [Simon] to footy games.
Mind you you are both very much a chip of the old block and it has been a pleasure to share our policing service here in Wellington.
Dad was a true New Zealand legend and sadly I can't share your service on Friday as I'm heading to Auckland to inter mum's ashes.
All the very best.
Des O'Sullivan

Dear Nick and family, my sympathies to you on your fathers passing. He was a legend in NZ Police history. There will be so many stories to be told and retold for a very long time. I am so sorry that I won't be able to be at his funeral Mass on Friday as I will be returning from Fiji at the same time. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.