Louise G. Perri, a lifelong resident of the Bronx, died on February 11, 2025. She was 90.
Mrs. Perri was born on November 4, 1934 in the Bronx to the late Anthony and Antoinette Segreti. She is survived by her four sons, Richard Perri, Anthony Perri, Vincent Perri, and Michael Perri.
Visiting will be Monday from 4-8pm at John Dormi & Sons Funeral Home, 1121 Morris Park Avenue, Bronx. Mass of Christian Burial will be Tuesday at 10am at St. Francis Xavier Church, 1703 Lurting Avenue, Bronx. Entombment will follow at Ferncliff Cemetery, 280 Secor Road, Hartsdale.
First of my deepest condolences to the Perri family. It’s very sad to hear the news! I have not come across saints in my life nor do I even know if they exist on earth! Well Mrs. Perri was definitely a saint here on earth! I remember her through all of my growing up years. She enjoyed coming to school and substituting when needed and loved all the kids & we loved her! Richie, of course had to be on best behavior. She was easy going and loving to all. She raised four good boys and will be missed but her spirit will always be with them. Another memory was when I would go over the house and if it was summer she would be watching her beloved Mets! You will be missed and remembered. REST IN HEAVEN Mrs. Perri. You are in my prays!
Dear Gloria,
We will miss you deeply. From the first time we met you when Richie and Gina were first dating , You always had a welcome smile and a warm embrace knowing that our children will begin a long life commitment to each other.
As the Family grew and we spent more holidays, birthdays and other happy occasions together they will remain important memories for us. Rest in peace and may God welcome you into eternal paradise. Love Always!
You will be truly missed for your wonderful smile and attitude. Life’s challenges did not affect your outlook. Your family as well as friends will miss you. May you rest in peace ❤️ Gloria
I am so profoundly sad with the passing of dearest Gloria. Always a joy to share the holidays with her at my brother’s home. She loved Rocco, Carlo and Veronica and glowed being around them. I am so sorry that her decline was so sudden and I was unable to spend her final Christmas with her. Forever in my heart and prayers and memory, dearest Gloria.