I have known Brother/ Uncle Percy for over 45years.....When I moved to Provo he welcome me and my kids into his home and he was there when I needed him.
A memory that stands out more than any..is when I moved in to my home, I called and ask him and Sister Sally to come pray over the dwelling and us. Sister Sally prayed and he did what I know my daddy who has passed on would have done. He walked the property, check the doors, windows etc....He inspected the home to ensure that all was well....than he said 'Michelle tell them to fix this.....'. That action touch my heart he made me feel like I was one of his daughters ( yes Sonia). A man of Godly statue in the lives of many will be missed.

It was a Sad Saturday as the late SPOOKY was laid to rest a few months ago.  I was driving from the Abundant Life Church parking lot when I noticed Mr Percy was sitting in his Truck alone, now that's not the Norm, so I stopped put my glass down and ask him where was Pastor Sally?  he replied shes coming I said to him, right now you wasnt ruleing with the dressing you out early, and not with her on your side. He laugh and said I got your message and we both laugh I said I soon come to talk to you he said I'm waiting on you, when you come, you better come straight, because you know, who I am.  I said oh yes, I know you're a die hard PDM.  but only 1 vote i need from you. Remember we are all WILLIAMS he said I know just come and you better come straight. we both laugh and I drive off not knowing that would of been the last time I talk with one of Provo's  Giant of a Men Mr Percy. so sad the way your life was taken from all of us . TCI WE HAVE TO DEMAND MORE. SIP MR PERCY. I WILL MISSED YOU. 

Brother Percy was like my TCI dad. We attended the Church of God of Prophecy in Blue Hills, Providenciales, TCI. 

My fondest memories of Brother Percy is of him building the prop for the New Years Day  Parade, assisting with the torch and the rails for the church's 50th anniversary float. Brother Percy brought his generator, extension cords and even climbed up on the flatbed to help install the lights for us. I was like where you going Brother Percy... he said you think I can't get up there eh Sister Sonia? Watch me! Lol!

Brother Percy was also my plant partner. We exchanged some native cucumbers and he gave me my  favorite native palms. He was trying to give me a tree I didn't want and I flat out refused it. He said "Take It" Brother Chris and Brother Jackson were there and were like "do what he says". Reluctantly I took the tree, placed it in a bucket of water from January to now. I finally planted the tree in a pot and named it Percy because it was still there quietly waiting on me. Wow. .

Brother Percy, you didn't say much but you positively impacted my life. We never got together to finish our Ole Talk ....but I was happy that you told me some facts about my dad,  The General, I never knew.
  
You will be missed. I know you use to squint when I sang off tune in church.... who will I sit behind now? 

Rest In Peace.  You did well. God Bless. We are here for Sister Sally and the family and will keep them in prayer and in our ❤.

Sister Sonia S. Grant and Ashad L. G. Bain