Perry Tse

It is with heavy hearts and sadness that the family of Perry Tse announces his peaceful passing on November 3, 2026, at the age of 63. Perry will be lovingly remembered by his children, grandchildren, family, and friends.

Born in Toronto on April 22, 1963, Perry leaves behind a large and loving community of friends and family across both Michigan and Ontario. He is survived by his partner Angela, children Emelia (Keith) and Zachary (Eden), and four siblings—Lid (Vivian), Janette (Peter), Harry (Fay), and Henry (Anna)—with whom he shared a particularly close lifelong bond. Perry is also survived by two grandchildren, many cherished nieces and nephews, and countless lifelong friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ken Sit SouTse and Shee Nung Tse.

Charismatic and outgoing, Perry had a natural gift for making connections wherever life took him, and had an incredible dedication to his work, building an inspiring 40+ year career in sales, all the while being a wonderful mentor, employee, and coworker. He brought an infectious charm, generous spirit, and genuine warmth to every interaction. He was an avid runner and volleyball player, a formidable competitor at the pool table as well as the Monopoly and chess boards, and, despite his competitive streak, always the first to lend a helping hand.

In his final season, he enjoyed an Alaskan Cruise with his siblings, continued participating in his sports and rec clubs, attended family reunions north of the border, and lived life fully before sleep studies and hospital stays dominated his days.

His family wishes to thank Perry’s devoted ICU and hospice staff for their care, as well as all of the friends who offered their love and support.

Perry lived a rich and full life — forever on a pursuit of happiness but always pausing to appreciate the present with a hot cup of coffee and good company.

An intimate celebration of life for close family will take place in Toronto in the coming weeks. At this time, there are no plans for a service in Michigan, but for those who would like to pay their respects: grab a popsicle and an orange or grape Faygo, give a toast to Perry, and go do something you love with the people who love you most.