Perron Thurston Glenview IL: Perron Thurston obituary

Perron Thurston Death - A Beloved Father, Husband and Friend Lost Too Soon

The local community is mourning the sudden loss of 50-year-old Perron Thurston, who passed away on Tuesday, August 15th, 2023. Thurston's death came as a shock to all those who knew him, leaving many hearts scarred at the news of his untimely passing. He will be deeply missed by the many lives he touched over the years.

The cause of Thurston's death has not yet been confirmed. More details are expected to be released soon on what led to his tragic passing. He died at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Illinois.

To many, Thurston was a beloved cousin who brought joy to family gatherings. To others, he was an amazing father who doted on his children and created lasting memories with them. He was a devoted husband who cherished his wife. And he was a caring son who always made time for his parents. His sudden loss leaves his brother, nephew, uncle, colleagues and friends grieving.

"I'm going to miss his Chicago rides and Blackhawks updates all season," said one close friend of Thurston's. "He always brought such positive energy whenever we hung out."

Thurston was an active and enthusiastic member of Omega Psi Phi fraternity. His fraternity brothers meant the world to him, and he never missed a chance to connect with them. He was also a former moderator and active participant in the BMX Museum online community. Cycling was a passion of Thurston's, and he shared that enthusiasm as a member of biking groups like Streets Are Calling, 44T, and Kings and Queens. He especially enjoyed organizing and joining Critical Mass group rides around the city.

Later in life, Thurston picked up ice hockey at the age of 40. He embraced his new hobby wholeheartedly, playing recreational league games around the neighborhood. He also founded the popular Crosstown Classic bicycle ride and participated in numerous local Critical Mass events over the years.

Thurston was dedicated to giving back to causes close to his heart. He proudly supported organizations like The Base Chicago, Equiticity, Friends of the Big Marsh, and the Inner-City Education Program. Through his career and volunteer work, he acted as a mentor, teacher and friend to many.

His sudden passing has left a Perron Thurston-sized hole in the lives of all who knew him. While he may be gone, his legacy of positivity, service and community building will live on. Friends and family are coming together in this difficult time to grieve the loss of a man who meant so much to so many. Perron Thurston touched countless lives over his 50 years, and he will never be forgotten.

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