He was a dedicated coach and mentor to young shooters, traveling with them to Camp Perry and promoting the shooting sports at every turn. He worked with the 4-H, Demolay, Boy Scouts, and various youth clubs to that end. Perry is survived by his wife, Norma, two children, three step-children, and a whole lot of grandchildren. He will be missed. Now, thanks to the Youth Shooting Development Seminar, adults can make a wonderful contribution to the future of the shooting sports.
Young people are the very future of the shooting sports.
By fostering an interest in shooting among our children, we help to sustain our sporting traditions for future generations. Airgun, rifle, shotgun, muzzleloading, etc. Attendees will also take home assorted NRA safety, education, and training brochures. You'll see how easy it is to expose young people to a variety of shooting sports and you'll use these sports as a vehicle to help young people develop life skills, such as discipline, sportsmanship, responsibility, and leadership. We survived a national election.