Percy loved the Lord his God with all his heart, with all his soul, with all his mind and with all his strength.

A faithful steward is how one would describe Percy. He loved God, and took great care in everything the Lord had placed in his hands. He believed in excellence and hard work. Percy helped his brother James build and support the Church of God of Prophecy in Blue Hills during his lifetime and was a member of the church from the very early days of its establishment.

In his lifetime he made sure that faith and church was an important and integral part of the upbringing of his children. He not only taught them the WORD of God, but he also showed them how to live by the WORD as well.Everything Percy did demonstrated his obedience to his Saviour, his love for Christ and his commitment to serving Him wholeheartedly.

Percy always led his family into morning devotions before church on Sundays – every Sunday. If you happened to spend the weekend there, you would remember him making rounds on a Sunday morning, knocking on the doors of all those who were still asleep to make sure that every person in the house was awake and participated in the morning devotion.

Percy served in his local church as usher, prayer band leader and more recently held a position on the building and finance committee. He was a spiritual mentor for many young men within the church and was an encourager to many, spreading the WORD of God to those who confided in him. Percy was a very faithful and a willing servant. He served diligently in church and throughout his life. He was loved by his church family and indeed he will be greatly missed.

During Percy's days as a committed Bahama Brass Band member, you could hear him around his home singing his songs in notes and with four part harmony; as he was taught by his then band director, Brother J.D.Capron. He played the trumpet with excellence and could be seen on a weekly basis cleaning and maintaining his trumpet; this bought him a sense of joy.

After returning to the Turks and Caicos Islands he along with Brother Hoplyn Parker, they formed The Church of God of Prophecy T.C.I Brass Band and began to pass on their skills to anyone who was interested. After retiring from the band he continued to support and advance the band's initiatives in every way.

Percy enjoyed listening and tapping along in rhythm to the band's recordings and songs. 

Percy began his life in construction in Abaco, Bahamas as a young man in his twenties beginning as a surveyor's apprentice. Then by accident, began his career as a Heavy Equipment Operator. Never actually having been taught, he developed his skills by observing his boss in action and continued this work until he retired. After exhausting all work opportunities in Abaco, he moved to Freeport, and worked for various companies where he can be accredited with digging most of the waterways and canals and helping to construct one of the first bridges in Freeport. He can also be accredited with helping to clear most of the early highways in Freeport and clearing land for development. 

He moved from Freeport back to his home TCI in the 1970's where he continued his work constructing the major highways, clearing waterways and canals and clearing land for businesses and private homes. In the early days he worked for Captain Brown, then joined 49 Ltd. which then became Cove Construction/Provident Ltd.. At Cove Construction he started out as a Heavy Equipment Operator and retired as the General Manager for that department. 

He prided himself with hiring young men who presented themselves ready to do the job and was happy to pass on his skills and knowledge in this field. He took pride in the knowledge that as long as it was heavy equipment machine, he could move and operate it! His greatest pride in doing his job came when he could clear land for any Turks Islander to build a home or a business.