Donna Kay Perdue Berry, 67, of Bluefield WV, made her final inappropriate and probably sarcastic comments on Monday, April 29, 2024.  To complicate things just a little more to end her rebellious streak, she decided to ride down that fast lane one last time and get stuck in Statesville, N.C.  She was seeing to it her family picked her up opposed to having that last ride in some Cadillac.  If anyone ever needs a photo to go with that saying, “Here, hold my beer…” give us a call and we will send you one of hers.  Donna lived her life to the fullest and she left this earth with no regrets.  She was hardheaded and almost as loud as that rock music she blared daily.  She was caring, loving, and thoughtful, especially with family.  The rest of you reading this are probably getting F-off bombs thrown at you at this very moment.  She will apologize later.  After all, Bi-polar does run in the family.  Most of the Perdue family jetted out early on in their lives, leaving the rest to ask “How in the hell did Donna Kay outlive three siblings, one year older than her mother, and 34 years passed her Father? She was either a walking miracle or a stubborn goat in a past life.  She would agree

Born January 28, 1957, in Pearisburg VA, Donna was the daughter of the late Miley Jennings Perdue and Juanita Spicer Perdue.  Besides her parents, she was proceeded in death by two brothers, Daniel (Danny) Jennings Perdue and Michael (Mikey) Wayne Perdue; a ex brother-in-law, Richard Roesch; and a sister; Joyce Ann Perdue Stanley.  Donna is survived by her son, Daniel Stephen Berry Jr.; a grandson, Chase Daniel Berry; a sister, Rebecca Sue Perdue Carpenter; two nieces, Joanna Stanley Perts and Tabitha Kay Townley; Two great nephews, Michael Mullins and Jacob Kidd; two great nieces, Brittany Perts and Elayna Steffey; a great-great niece, Anna Lee Grace Steffey; and her long time partner in crime, Pamela Mustard.

A celebration of Donna’s life will be held at a later date.

In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to The National Domestic Violence Hotline in Donna’s honor.

The family also wishes to send a special thank you to the Statesville Police Department, the Iradell County Sheriff’s Office, the medical examiner, Larry, and all of the medical staff for their care and compassion.