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September 2, 2020
Dear Paige's family, friends and everyone else who knew her:
I attended Ole Miss from 1986 to 1989 as a law student. I got to know Paige early in 1986-1987. She was super, super smart, funny, a wonderful person and good friend. Unfortunately, given the rigors of my academics at Ole Miss, I was too busy with my assignments, which was a complete shock on how hard it was for me to look up almost every other word in the law dictionary and to compete with so many bright students. Occasionally, and often I would think about her and how she was doing over the years. I am not a social media or Facebook person and am quite shy with that process but recently I decided to check her up on social media and learned that she had passed away from breast cancer. I was shocked and unfortunately, I wish I could have still had and continued our friendship. My name is Alan Taylor, I am from Orlando Florida, and I always enjoyed our conversations even if it was for a brief time in my first year of academics at the University. Paige told me a lot about how to navigate the new campus I attended and introduced me to a lot of connections and she was a true, loving and wonderful person. I remember how much she loved horses and how much I did as well and how much she helped me feel comfortable in a different environment for my first time. I am so sorry to hear this tragic news. I had hoped to be able to have reached out to her and say to her hello and thank you. This is very sad. I am married and have four daughters and two sons and had wished to just chat and catch up on how everyone was doing in our respective lives. It is a tragic thing to lose any family member, let alone a daughter or son. She is in my prayers and my thoughts. God bless Paige, and her family, friends and those who have known her through the years. She is missed by all, including me even after all these long years. God bless.
Alan B. Taylor
Orlando, Florida
Julia Householder
June 24, 2019
So sorry for the loss of Paige. Even though I had not seen her in years, she was a sweet girl. Deepest sympathy to her family And friends.
May 6, 2019
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
Lorna Ford Bacon
May 5, 2019
I was just speaking about Paige 2 weeks ago with my daughter. She was my best friend in the 70's and I still remember her birthday :) So sorry for the family, close friends and pets that are grieving her loss. From reading everything posted about her she was loved by many.
Angela Pritchard
May 5, 2019
I had the pleasure of meeting Paige when I moved to KY in 2000/2001. She always had a smile and clearly loved her horses and life. It was always nice to see her at the shows in KY, and she will be so very missed... My condolences to her family and friends.
Summer, 2001. This is how I will remember Paige...
Angela Pritchard
May 5, 2019
Clinton Ford
May 4, 2019
So very sorry to hear this. Paige and Meg were two of the only people i remember from Lexington. I lived across the street from them 45 yrs ago on Hanover. I was only about 4yrs old when we moved but she left a lasting impression on me.
Old high school buddies
Shannon Mortimer
May 4, 2019
Thoughts and prayers to the family. I went to Henry Clay with Paige. She was always a friendly and sweet lady. Some of us were able to get together last year and I'm so thankful we did. She will be dearly missed. My condolences and sympathy. God bless.
Jennifer Coleman
May 2, 2019
I had the fortune of being Paige's roommate in Lexington back in the day. She was always helping others and was a great friend! She will be greatly missed. My sincere condolences to all her friends and family. She touched the hearts of so many.
JOY LEET-MULLINS
May 1, 2019
I took lessons at Champagne Run for quite some time and she was very good, especially being patient with me as someone who had not ridden for years, and as an old lady student, hahaha. Ran into Paige a few more times over the years and only in last became aware of her cancer. Yet she was moving on with her life and coping with humour much of the time. A good example for others experiencing cancer.
A short time in this world as we know it...eternity in Heaven. God bless Paige and her loved ones, humans and animals. I understand that the Schwartzs were very fond of and cared for Paige so much... for them and all other loved ones, may you find comfort in your good memories of such a vibrant individual.
Ron & Mindy Fiala
May 1, 2019
Patrick and family. We are deeply sadden by your loss of such a special individual. And, although we never had the opportunity to meet Paige, we felt as if we had simply by the conversations and stories that her Dad would tell, he was so proud, of both of his daughters. We will be in CT visiting family at the time of her memorial and it breaks our heart that we will not be able to share with you Paiges story, her love of life and all of God's little creatures. But, please know we are with you in heart and spirit as your daughter rides off on a beautiful winged horse, and to a better place. With love & friendship,
April 30, 2019
Godspeed, Cousin.
April 30, 2019
Paige was so full of life and a joy to be around. I believe the picture of her was taken while we were on a fun filled family trip to Isle of Palms. As Eric's aunt and uncle we enjoyed time spent with Paige's family including Lin and Paul. Our loving thoughts and prayers are with those left behind.
Ben and Bev Crain
Michelle Primm
April 30, 2019
She brought such light to this world and joy to all who knew her.Feeling so blessed to have crossed paths with Paige in this life...she was a gift to us all.
Sharon Locke
April 30, 2019
Our hearts are saddened by your loss. Will keep the family in our prayers for peace and comfort.
April 30, 2019
Gone to soon but never forgotten. Our loving Creator keep those who passed away in death in his memory because they are precious to him.
Psalms 116:15
May God's loving kindness and comfort help you and your family through this very sad time
Jenna Schnabel Wedemeyer
April 30, 2019
What a beautiful way to celebrate her life...a party at the place she loved to be and called home...Maple Leaf...I wish I could be there but will be in spirit. I send LOVE to her mom, sister, father Pat, and the Schwartz's who were so good to her.
April 30, 2019
Please accept my deepest condolence, May you find comfort in the many memories you shared along with the wonderful hope, promised at Isa 26:19.
April 30, 2019
Please accept my heartfelt condolences. May God give you strength and comfort to endure this most difficult time. John 6:40
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