Ronald Lee Perry, 81 died October 3, 2017, on our 59th wedding anniversary, at University Medical Center in Las Vegas, NV.    Ron was born December 20, 1935 in Tacoma, WA to George Richard Perry and Gladys Maxine Harwood Perry.  In 1945 the family moved to Martin City, MT and later to Hungry Horse, MT where the Hungry Horse Dam was being built.  Mr. Perry gave his 10 year old son a .22 rifle and pointed him toward the woods.  Four years later Ron emerged an Eagle Scout and attended the Boy Scout Jamboree in Washington DC in 1950.  Ron graduated from Columbia Falls High School in 1953 and furthered his education with scholarships for two years at the U. of Washington and 2 years at the U. of Montana, receiving his degree in Business and Finance. When he was old enough Ron pulled on the green chain nights at Plum Creek Lmbr.  January 1959 Ron began his career in accounting at the main office of Plum Creek, three months later he was transferred to the PC facility in Pablo, MT; it was during these years when he was trained and received his Commission into the Army National Guard.

In the winter of 1964 Ron was again transferred. This time, taking his current responsibilities in Finance and his growing family back to the Col. Falls office where he remained for the next 23 years.  The first of January, 1983 Ron became owner/manager of Superior Lumber in Columbia Falls until his retirement June 1987.     

Ron Perry is survived by his wife, Barbara Rae Bell at the family home in Boulder City, NV near another big dam! This time Hoover; his daughter, Carol Perry Mortensen and son, Michael Perry, both in Las Vegas, NV, Jack Perry and his wife Michele of C. Falls; three grandchildren in Georgia;  Amanda Rae Perry Beal, Marc and Austin Perry; and great granddaughter Katherine Rae Beal; two grandchildren Robyn Alexandria Mortensen of Henderson, NV and Ronald Joseph (RJ) Mortensen in Boulder City, NV.

Services will be held at a later date.  Family and friends can sign an online memorial guestbook at www.bouldercityfamilymortuary.com 

                                                             PEACE

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