Victoria "Shannon" Perry

On August 9, 2026, Victoria "Shannon" Perry left this earthly chapter behind and continued her journey beyond what we can see.

Born on August 16, 1973, in Tucson, Arizona, she spent 52 years creating memories, loving fiercely, caring deeply, and touching the lives of countless people along the way. She was a woman who experienced life in many beautiful roles—daughter, mother, sister, grandmother, aunt, nurse, and friend. But above every title, she was simply herself: a kind-hearted woman with a giving spirit and a desire to make life a little better for the people around her.

For nearly 30 years, she devoted herself to nursing. Through her work, she witnessed people at some of their most vulnerable moments and had the privilege of offering comfort, strength, and compassion. She didn't simply have a career in nursing; caring for others was part of who she was.

She leaves behind her three children, Ashley Perry, Cory Stupka, and Aiden Sullivan, along with her two grandchildren Nora and Amelia. Through them, pieces of her will continue to live, grow, and make their way into the future. She is also survived by her sister, Sabrina Anderson, and her parents, Carol and Jack Sullivan, along with extended family and countless friends who were fortunate enough to know her. She was preceded in death by her husband, Christopher Charles Perry, and her brother, Jack Sullivan Jr. We find comfort in imagining that some of the people she loved most were waiting to welcome her home.

Her story was never meant to end with her final breath. The love she gave, the people she helped, the memories she created, and lives she touched are all pieces of her that remain.

She leaves behind more than memories. She leaves behind a legacy—a legacy of caring, of resilience, of family, of helping others, and most importantly, a legacy of love.

So we will not remember her only for the day she left this world. We will remember the places she went, the people she loved, the lives she touched, the laughter she shared, and all the moments that made her uniquely her. Her earthly journey may have reached its final destination, but her story continues in all of us who carry her love forward.

Until we meet again, Mom. May your next adventure be the most beautiful one yet.

With love,

Ashley