JOSEPH PAGE
LIMA — Joseph B. Page was born in Lima, Ohio on October 18, 1954 and passed away on January 7, 2016 at Lima Manor.
Joe was preceded in death by his father Joseph A. Page, his mother Luella McClain (Page) Snyder, and his son Joseph W. Page.
He leaves behind his best friend Linda Page of Lima, his son Michael (Monica) Page of Dunbridge, Ohio, daughter-in-law Missy Page of Lima, 5 grandchildren: Samantha, Koby and Kiera Page all of Lima, and Caleb and Nolan Page of Dunbridge. He is also survived by one brother, Greg (Diane Carlson) Page of Glenwood, Washington and two sisters, Cheryl (Dennis) Cullen of Northbrook, Illinois and Lynnea (Rick) Amweg of Columbus, Ohio, in addition to many nieces and nephews. Joe was a graduate of Lima Central Catholic High School.
Joe picked up a guitar for the first time after seeing the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show and he never put it down, music became his life. He performed in many bands over the years, beginning with Ruby Darkness when he was still in elementary school at St. Gerard. Some of his other bands included Sassafras, The Global Tones, Dynamic Show Band & Review, Joey Rage & the Starving Stars and Southside Rhythm and Blues. He was a performer at heart and could play any song after hearing it just a few times.
A celebration of Joe's life will be held on April 17, 2016 at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 810 S. Cable Rd., Lima, from noon-4:00 pm.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made in Joe's memory to St. Rita's Hospice, 959 W. North St, Lima, Oh. 45801.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Michael Ryan
April 16, 2016
Joey's death is made bearable in the reassuring knowledge my fondest memories of childhood and teen years are associated to him and all the fun we had together. A spirited individual now in the light of eternity, his being in memory remains as I hear now the musical sound we shared.
Margaret Mugs Freund
April 12, 2016
Cheryl, my sympathy to you and your family
April 12, 2016
RIP Joey. Your family and musical community will miss you. Kristine Wilson Ducharme (bluffton, SC)
Tom Graham
April 12, 2016
Rest in peace my friend. Joe and I played in our 1 st band together at age 12. Even then Joe had the showmanship he became know for, a natural. Thank you for the memories!
Rick Vandivier
April 12, 2016
Joe introduced me to the immense fun and intense challenge of playing in a band!! I'll be forever grateful that Joe was a friend, and a influential musician at a very important time in my life.
Linda Ross Colabianchi
April 12, 2016
The music was always great....and now he has truly taken his stairway to heaven. God Bless may you rest in peace.
April 11, 2016
May your hearts continue to be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together.
Kathy Stager
April 10, 2016
I always loved listening to Joe and the guys play in school. Now he has a whole new audience. Rest in Peace, Joe.
Bill McDonald
April 10, 2016
Joe & I started music together in 1965. started by learning on 10 dollar Well's Dept. store guitar's and sang Beatle song's into broom sticks. he was my best friend, and my bandmate for many years. Joe was a natural and one of Lima's best entertainer's. Had an uncanny ability to listen to songs and figure out the cord progression and vocal patterns to a variety of genres of music. play for the angels Joe...they will love it as much as we did.
April 10, 2016
Duane Dejohn
At least i got to play with the crazy man ..
Jack Willoughby
April 10, 2016
A true entertainer. On and off the stage. We miss you buddy.
Mike Mowen
April 10, 2016
Joe was an original, and I shared many laughs with him back in our band days with South Side. R.I.P. Joe,it was pleasure to have known you.
Lynne Wagner
April 10, 2016
Rest in Peace, Joe!! Your music shall live on in Heaven!!
--- Lynne Wagner (LCC '73)
john mahlmeister
April 10, 2016
I was a year ahead of Joe in school, and I wanted to be Joe because he was so cool.He kind a looked like Dion and had a natural charisma.He was the only kid I ever knew that actually wore blue suede shoes, although to be accurate they were blue suede Beatle boots.Joe had a great smile and was a natural performer and I got to play in one band with him.Joe will be missed and not forgotten but heavens band just added a heck of a guy. Probably chatting with Lennon and Harrison and swapping licks with B.B.,
Debi Valenti
April 10, 2016
I too saw Joe play so many times and was a natural talent. Rest in peace.
Diana Putt
April 10, 2016
I also went to LCC. I went to many different places when Joe played an exceptional guitar player. Rest in Heaven my friend. for the families.
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