Perrys sister Wava wrote a memoir. When Perry returned from war he lived with her. From the memoir: Perry had married an English school teacher to give their child a name, but wouldn't live with her. She came over to this country and moved in with us, and Perry walked out the same night. They had a beautiful little girl called Judy, so while his wife Madge worked, I had another little one to care for, besides my own. The childrens ages were one, two and three. Madge stayed for two years before she left for England. Perry loved his little girl, but he refused to come and see her unless her mother was gone. Otherwise there would be an argument. Her parents had come over for a whole summer while she was here. We didn't have room for them so Madge rented a room across the street for them and they had their meals with us. They were wonderful people and they enjoyed the food so much. Our rationing was nothing during the war compared to theirs in England.
Finally , Madge gave in and gave Perry a divorce and went back to England.
