Mr. Junius Arron Perry, Jr.

On the 16th day of December in the year of 1964 at approximately 2:34 pm Mr. Junius Arron Perry, Jr was born to Ms. Alfreda Perry and the late Mr. Junius Perry, Sr. at Kings County Hospital. He grew up and went to public schools in Brooklyn. He attended George Westinghouse High School but opted to take the GED and passed. Eventually, he obtained an associate degree from Duchess Community College which helped him secure his position as a social worker at the Human Resources Administration. There he remained a dedicated worker for over 30 years. Junius was affectionately called “Nunnie” by his many friends and family in Brooklyn, and “Junie Bug” by his family in Virginia. From his early days as a young boy until his death Nunnie assumed the position of protector and defender of his family. He was especially protective of his mother, sisters, and other female members of his family. As a teenager, Nunnie got into his share of trouble, like most teenage boys. He had his share of street fights and was known for his “hand skills”. He would often boast, even recently, that “I never lost a street fight!”- He didn’t. Nunnie was most certainly a handful as a teenager - that is without question. As a young man, Junius stayed on track becoming responsible and focused on his career as a social worker. He ultimately moved to Staten Island and finished his career as a Social worker at the NYC Human Resources Administration on Staten Island where he was loved by many of his peers. He took so much pride in being their union delegate and standing up for their rights. Junius (Nunnie) had a great sense of humor, was a good cook, and loved to spend time with his family in Brooklyn where he would sing, rap, dance, and laugh. Everyone loved to hear him laugh and he laughed about everything. He was a good-hearted person. Junius (Nunnie) was proceeded in death by his father, Junius Perry, Sr, and sister, Ms. Tina Perry. He leaves to mourn his mother, Ms. Alfreda Perry. Siblings: Older brother Mr. Brenson Rudolph. Younger sisters: Ms. Dorothea Perry, Ms. Precious Floyd, and Ms. Reshonah Williams. One brother-in-law, Justin Williams and one sister-in-law, O’Keema Green. Two nephews: Charles Kaison Coleman, who he was especially proud of, and Grant Williams. He had four nieces: Chantel Rudolph, Brendorah Rudolph, Sherrell Rudolph, and Robyn Scott. Four grandnieces: Tiara, Baili, Navaeh, and Sky; three grandnephews: Amir, Amyas, and Dale. Uncles: Mr. Roy Perry, Mr. David Perry and Mr.Clarence Perry. Aunts: Ms. Lois Wellington, Ms. Virginia Simon, Ms. Joyce Perry, and Ms. Vanessa Perry. Junius (Nunnie) also leaves to mourn a host of cousins, relatives, co-workersand friends.

Mr. Junius Arron Perry, Jr.

December 16, 1964 - January 9, 2020