Perry Arnold Lane

Perry Arnold Lane; age 77; of Holly; died March 30, 2018. Perry was born in Pontiac, Michigan on July 16, 1941 to Homer and Nellie (Curtis) Lane. He is survived by his wife, Christina Bays-Lane; children, Donna Koolthong (Dennis Caperton) and Michael (Sandra) Lane; grandchildren, Kateri (Bill) Sole, Zachary (Susan) Koolthong, Kaitlyn Lane-Wilkinson and Nathanel Lane; one great-grand child, Julian VanDouser; and sister, Beverly Hensley. He was preceded in death by his parents; his first wife, Glenda K. Lane; his daughter, Kathleen M. Lane; his brother Clayton Lane; and his sister Carole Kliewer. Visitation will be held on Thursday, April 5, 2018 from 5-8pm at Sparks Griffin Funeral Home, 46 Williams Street, Pontiac 48341. Funeral Services will be Friday, April 6, 2018 with visitation from 10-11am with service starting at 11am at Faith Lutheran Church, 12534 Holly Road, Grand Blanc 48439 with a luncheon immediately after. Interment Perry Mount Park Cemetery, Pontiac. Those wishing to make an expression of sympathy are asked to do so with the National Kidney Foundation. Perry Lane retired from General Motors after 43 years of service. He was a gadget type of man who could fix just about anything and enjoyed every bit of new technology that came out, no matter what is was. He enjoyed tinkering around with electronic devices and loved to listen to his radio monitors (of course he had more than one) so he could listen for any type of emergency in and around the area. Perry was also an avid photographer also loved to take pictures of everything. He could always be seen taking and or playing with the pictures on the computer, then being very proud of his cropping abilities. Perry loved all types of music but was most fond of the classics. While he was still able to attend, he loved to listen to the Waterford New Horizons Concert Band, where his daughter plays flute. Perry also loved his wife, children and grandchildren, also the many children who called him dad. Let’s not forget his little dog Cookie. A special Thank You to everyone who said a prayer, visited and or helped with the care of Perry