Jackqueline Page

Jackqueline Dawn Page, lovingly known as " Sissy ", passed away on February 13, 2026, in Friendswood, Tx at the age of 34. The world lost a beautiful soul, and Heaven gained an angel.

Born on December 21, 1991, in Palestine, Tx, Jackqueline brought light, warmth, and compassion into the lives of everyone who knew her. She was a woman defined by kindness - gentle in spirit, generous in heart, and always ready to help anyone in need. Her love for others was not just something she expressed, but something she lived everyday. She had a rare gift - the ability to make people feel understood, comforted and never alone.

Jackqueline had a deep love for music and found peace and joy at the beach. She embraced life with an adventurous soul, filling her years with experiences, laughter, and memories that will be cherished forever. Though her time here was far too short, she lived fully and left a lasting imprint on countless hearts.

She was a devoted Christian who loved Jesus deeply and walked with Him daily, drawing strength, hope, and grace from her faith. Jackqueline worshipped at Baptist Temple, where her belief in God shaped her compassion, resilience, and love for others. Her faith was the foundation of her life.

Jackqueline is survived by her mother, Michelle Page; her brothers, James and Joseph Page; her grandmother, Jan Adams; her nephew, Logan Page; her niece, Zelda Page; her nephew, Julius Jones; her niece, Eliza Hutchinson; and her sister in law, Jasmian Walker. She also leaves behind many friends and loved ones who will forever treasure her presence, her laughter, and her unwavering support.

She was welcomed into eternal rest by her beloved son, Joshua; her father, Chris Page; and her grandfather, Glyn Adams.

Jackqueline will be remembered for her beautiful heart, her caring nature, and the way she made people feel seen, loved, and understood. Her spirit, love, and light will continue to live on in the lives she touched.

Though we grieve her passing, we celebrate her life - a life filled with love, faith, and compassion. Her memory will remain a blessing to all who knew her.