In the small community of Warrens, Wisconsin, Randall H. "Redgie" Perry, a 55-year-old male, passed away at his home on Sunday, November 15, 2015. Born in Comanche County, Oklahoma, to Howard and Beverly Perry, he was a graduate of the Tomah High School class of 1978. In his younger years, Perry was involved in fighting forest fires out west and later worked for many years at the Necedah Wildlife Refuge, where he contributed to the building of crane boxes.
Known for his skills as an
excellent mechanic, he was employed at Kimpton's Truck Service in Tomah at the time of his death. Perry had a deep appreciation for the outdoors and was an accomplished hunter who enjoyed trips out west with friends and mentored young hunters. He was also a music enthusiast, having attended many Rush and AC/DC concerts.
Described as a loving and kind individual with a joy for life, the center of his world was his daughter. His passing was noted in his community, though online sources and news reports from the time do not indicate any arrests or the identification of any suspects in connection with his death. The available information does not suggest any foul play or ongoing investigation into the circumstances of his passing.
