My sincere condolences to the Family of Mr. Martin Perez. He taught me at St. Pius School, Brantford, Ontario in his first year of teaching at St. Pius School. He was a very kind and caring man to his students. I remember him often using the phrase "for me please". He was liked by many students, one being me. May his fond memories help you through this most difficult time. I am now a teacher at St. Basil School here is Brantford, so his love of teaching obviously rubbed off on me. My thoughts and prayers are with your Family. With Deepest Sympathy, Carol Bialas-Giles and Family

My condolences to the Perez family. Martin always made me laugh when I had the pleasure of being in his company. A kind and wonderful man he was.

I don't remember the first time I went Horse racing at Woodbine with Dad. Dad showed me how to bet on the horses. Put 2 dollars to Win, Place or Show. I was not betting more than $2 dollars. When I picked which horse I wanted, Dad would tell me okay don't change your horse if that's the one you picked. I should have listen to him from the get go. I went and changed my horse and sure enough the horse I originally picked won and the horse I changed to I believe was still looking at the gate. Dad and I would laugh at this. Every year after Dad would ask me "When are we going to the races?" Every year we went and always had a good time. Talking and laughing winning and losing. I am going to miss these special moments with my Dad. I love you Dad.

My deepest condolences for your loss, Alison. May your father rest in peace and your whole family find healing and solace in due course, all the while cherishing the wonderful memories you all have shared over the years.

Hello Perez Family. I am so sorry for your loss. I have very fond memories of the times I spent with your family and my thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. Teresa (Churchill)Miller