Carol A. Perullo-Trefrey

Family & friends are invited to attend a visitation on Saturday, April 27th at 10:00 a.m., in the First Congregational Church of Revere, 230 Beach St, REVERE, for Carol A. Perullo-Trefrey, who passed following a lengthy illness at Lighthouse Nursing Care Center of Revere on Wednesday, April 24th. A Memorial Service will follow the visitation in the Church at 11:00 a.m. Interment is private.
Born in Boston, Carol was raised & educated in Revere, and was a 1961 alumna of Revere High School & a 1965 alumna of Boston University. Carol spent the greater part of her working career with the Revere School System, completing 20 years. Prior to her time with Revere Public Schools, she was a teacher for the Immaculate Conception School of Revere for about five years. Carol’s passion was working closely teaching children who spoke English as a second language. Her devotion was to make sure these students excelled in the English language affording them equal opportunity for success in life. She is a member of the Retired Revere Teachers’ Association.
She is the beloved wife of Richard J. Trefrey of Revere. Devoted sister of Louis C. Perullo, Jr. & his wife, Chantal of Leon France & Ferma J. Perullo-Kipnes & her husband Barry of Scottsdale, Arizona. Cherished aunt to Wendy Perullo-Diozzi & her husband Peter & their children, Anthony & Nicholas, all of Scottsdale, Arizona. Loving daughter to the late Louis C. Perullo, Sr. and Ferma (Fiore) Perullo. She is also survived by many loving cousins, aunts & uncles.
Thinking of you, Richard. Your wife and I go way back, as do you and I. The Lord bless you and keep you.
I send condolences and love to all of you in the Perullo family. Richard, I am sending you all the sympathy that I have. I just recently heard about the death of yawls beloved one. I hope she passed peacefully, and we all know, she is at peace with God.
Richard, sorry for everyone ‘s loss. We were good friends for a long while . You and the family are imimkmkkm on my mind. I just heard about this today. I have prayed for Carol and I have prayed for the family, but I know she is that the armor of God as we speak. I am glad that she is no longer suffering. I will email you soon Richard. You take care of yourself I know this must be very very hard on you. Love lBobbi Perotti Garrett .
May your family find comfort as “the hearer of prayer” embraces their hearts (Psalms 94:19). Lean on one another for strength and encouragement to stay strong during this most difficult time.
I’m so very sorry for your loss, losing those we love is the hardest thing we have to experience, may you find comfort in beautiful memories and Jesus words , john 5:38, 29