Mel Perry

F. Melbourne "Mel" Perry, born in 1935, was a prominent Canadian curler hailing from Regina, Saskatchewan. His curling career is particularly noted for his role as the lead for the renowned team known as the "World Famous Richardsons," which was skipped by the legendary Ernie Richardson during the 1962–63 season.

During this season, Mel stepped in as lead due to the regular lead, Wes Richardson, being sidelined by back issues. Despite the challenges, the team showcased remarkable skill and determination, culminating in their victory at the 1963 Brier, a prestigious Canadian curling championship.

Furthermore, the team's success did not stop there; they also triumphed at the 1963 Scotch Cup, securing their place as world champions. This achievement solidified Mel Perry's legacy in the curling community.

Mel Perry passed away on May 12, 2010, at the age of seventy-five, leaving behind a rich legacy in the sport of curling and fond memories for those who knew him.