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John Matthew Page
March 15, 1945 – May 3, 2023
John is preceded in death by his parents.
Left to treasure his memory are his wife of forty-six years, Anne Page; two sons, Erik Page (Violeta) and Justin Page; one daughter, Laura Maness (Johnathan); one brother, Doug Page; and nine grandchildren, Jake, Josh, Tony, Ben, Christopher, Aidan, Brendan, Liam, and Elizabeth.
John was a true man of talent. He was a finish carpenter by trade and could fix and work on just about anything. He loved and adored his family, especially his grandchildren. He was happily married for forty-six years to the love of his life and best friend Anne. John loved to dance, play golf, and watch sports. He will be remembered as the most kind, gentle and sentimental soul. He will be missed tremendously by his friends and family.
The family is planning a Celebration of Life Ceremony that will be announced at a later date.
Funeral Arrangements have been entrusted to First Cremation Society of Louisburg.
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Uncle John was a ray of light, adding joy and laughter to the lives of everyone he met. To me, he was one of my favorite dance partners. From the time I was little he would go out of his way to put on a favorite song or seize the opportunity created by whatever silly kids song was on and boogie down with me. His carefree energy and infectious laugh made him such a joy to be around, and I will cherish the memories I have of him always.
This is the last great time I would spend with my fantastic brother in mid January. Along with our beautiful wives we had a wonderful lunch and lots of laughs on Shem Creek S.C. A better brother no one could have. I miss and love you very much, Doug
Some of my favorite memories together. A lady couldn't ask for a better brother in law. I am broken hearted.
Uncle John is one of the few people out there who could light up any room he walked into. His humor and personality could make anyone smile! He will be missed, but we'll always have so many great memories of him. Love, CJ
John was always soft-spoken when I saw him. He was not chatty, but when he did speak, he was worth listening to. John will be missed by many.
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