Perry Alan Bundy

October 17th, 1948 - August 17th, 2022

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I met Perry 35 years ago at the annual Vietnam Veteran’s Reunion in Kokomo, Indiana & we have been friends ever since. I will miss our frequent phone calls & seeing him at the reunion. Brothers Forever!

A Hero’s Welcome
by: Robert Longley

Time to come home dear brother
Your tour of duty is through
You’ve given as much as anyone
Could be expected to do

Just a few steps further
The smoke will start to clear
Others here will guide you
You have no need of fear

You have not failed your brothers
You clearly have it all
And through your selfless actions
Others will hear the call

So take your place of honor
Among those who have gone before
And know you will be remembered
For now and evermore

Don Davidson

August 23rd, 2022 at 6:27pm

I remember Perry from when I was a little girl & would go to Vietnam Veteran’s functions with my dad (Don Davidson). We lived outside of Chicago at the time, so we saw him pretty often, as him & my dad would both travel in the area to go to these functions. After we moved to southern Indiana, I didn’t see him anymore until September of 2020 when I surprised my dad by showing up at the annual Vietnam Veteran’s Reunion held every year in Kokomo, IN & of course Perry was there also. It was great to see him after all of those years & I ribbed him a little bit by telling him he had a lot more gray in his hair than the last time I saw him … he then told me to go home! lol My dad had always stayed in contact with him, calling him regularly, & saw him every year in Kokomo. Dad talked about him often. He was a great friend to my dad & a great guy all around. I’m glad I have those memories of him. He will be greatly missed by his Vietnam Veteran Brothers! Praying for peace & comfort for his family.