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WARREN Anthony “Tony” Patrick Ainsley-Perry, 29, entered peacefully into eternal rest Friday, May 7, 2021.
Although he was only 29 at the time of his passing, Tony affected many people in his lifetime.
He was born on Nov. 15, 1991, in Warren and graduated from Warren G. Harding High School in 2010.
Survivors include his mother, Treva Ainsley Perry; his sister, Alyssa Perry; his son, Jace Anthony Ainsley (Westover); his grandmothers, Cheryl Faulkner and Julia Shader; and his many aunts, uncles and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his father, Joseph Patrick Perry Jr.; his grandfathers, Robert N. Ainsley Jr. and Joseph Patrick Perry Sr.; and his Aunt Bunny (Ainsley) Wilcox.
Seymour girls take down Floyd Central
12/18/20 12:06 AM
Grace Meyer collected 12 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Seymour girls basketball team to a 38-24 victory over Floyd Central on the road Thursday night.
Kendall Sterling had 13 points and added 5 rebounds after the Owls got off to a quick 10-2 lead at the end of the first quarter.
Grace Schrader contributed 7 points and another 5 rebounds for Seymour, now 5-5.
The Owls displayed tight defense throughout the night. After limiting the hosts to 2 points in the opening period, Seymour held Floyd Central under 10 points in each of the other three quarters, as well.
December 10, 2020
BNL’s Chloe McKnight looks for an opening teammate during Thursday’s HHC clash with Seymour. McKnight scored 20 points and became the eighth player in program history to reach 1,000 career points during the 62-37 win over the Owls.
By Justin Sokeland
WBIW.com
BEDFORD – Chloe McKnight really didn’t want to wait one more game to make history. And as her senior teammate discovered, sitting at home under virus quarantine, that might never come. One more is not guaranteed any more. Carpe diem.
McKnight seized the day, becoming the eighth player in Bedford North Lawrence history to score 1,000 career points, as the No.7 Stars celebrated a premature Senior Night – minus one – with a memorable victory over Seymour.
By Justin Sokeland
WBIW.com
BEDFORD – Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures, and 2020 certainly qualifies. That’s why, in case the worst should happen, Bedford North Lawrence will honor its best earlier than normal.
Normal? What’s that now? Rather than tempt Fate and wait until the traditional home finale in late January to celebrate the six seniors on the roster, the Stars will fast-forward the annual observance for the team elders to Thursday night.
The seventh-ranked Stars (7-1) will face Seymour (4-3) in an important Hoosier Hills Conference clash, but for a brief time that will be overshadowed as the senior class of Chloe McKnight, Irye Gomez, Jenna Louden, Haley Deckard, Makena Moore and Grace Kinser take their bows.