Birth date: Jun 27, 1931 Death date: Sep 23, 2020
Percy was an only child, born in Philadelphia in 1931. He was nicknamed, Sonny! He was a tall, thin guy who loved playing basketball and was on the High School basketball team. With a passion for printing he graduated from Dobbins Read Obituary
Mrs. Sussex, Karen, Kerry, Bailey kids, and all those who love Mr. Sussex,
We are so terribly sorry for your loss. And sorry we could not attend in person, though watched it virtually. We were there with you in Spirit, and our hearts are with you now.
We didn't know your Dad, Karen, but we know YOU, a living tribute to the wonderful father, and man, that he was. It is clear that he will be missed by so many, he touched so many lives, and will be held in the hearts and memories of each one. But you got to call him "Dad." Losing a wonderful Dad is powerfully painful, I know. But having a wonderful Dad is such an extraordinary gift, and I know you know what a blessing that is.
You are surrounded by love, and prayers for your comfort, strength, and Peace. I know you have your faith in God (LOVED the readings you chose!) to help sustain you, as well.
Truly sorry that we never got to meet him -- Seems like he was a really great guy with a great legacy of service and LOVE. May his memory be a blessing, and may he rest in Peace.
Our Deepest Sympathy,
Carlos and Valerie
Percy and I served together on the Board Of Directors For Crofton Meadows Home Owners Association, he as it's President and I as it's Secretary for many years. This is where I got to know him as both an individual and business man. He was outstanding in both. After their move to Heritage Harbor, I would see him and Betsy at the Giant in Crofton occasionally where we catch up on local stuff. Time just moves to fast, and this year was the worst! I'll miss him and just hope Betsy stays well during these awful times. So long old friend, George Barret
Uncle Sonny was a kind man who I have many fond memories with growing up. Cookouts and cycle riding our a couple of my favorites that come to mind. I would like to think it was my Uncle Sonny, his son David and my father who got me interested in motorcycles, one my most favorite passions. I am very thankful to you, for being a part of that. Every time I ride ,my memories of you will come alive. Rest in peace Uncle Sonny.
Our deepest sympathies go out to Aunt Betsy , Karen and all his family and friends . Uncle Sonny will surely be missed by all.
Steven Henry and Family
To Betsy and Family:
I had the pleasure of working with Percy for a number of years as the community managing agent for Crofton Meadows on behalf of Pro-Com Management. I served as Percy's administrative assistant as he served as the President of Crofton Meadows Home Owners Association. Often I would visit the house to see what projects Percy had to carry out for the betterment of this community. Percy was so dedicated to making the entire Crofton Meadows community a wonderful, clean, and safe place to live. His dedication to that effort set an example for all of the residents that live there. He was a kind man and just a plain wonderful person. He will be sorely missed. May he rest in peace and light perpetual shine upon him; until that great day when we all shall meet again. We stand on the promises of God. Amen. Alleluia!!!!!!
P. David Jernigan - Severna Park, MD
Former Crofton Meadows HOA community manager
Percy was a kind, pleasant man that got things done. I had the opportunity to be included in a hobby organ playing group and Percy made sure we had the music and materials that we needed. He did this every time we met. After moving to Heritage Harbour Percy ran for our governing board of directors and was elected. He had experience in nearby Crofton and believed he could help the community. We are glad he shared his talents. My sympathy to Betsy, family and friends. Sally Ehrle
