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Visitation will be held 3 to 7 p.m., Sunday, July 2, at Overton Funeral Home.
Paige worked at Andersen Doors for 8 years, as an inventory specialist. She had a contagious smile and a heart of gold. She was a great co-pilot and DJ on shopping trips, singing backup to the radio and searching for primo parking spots. Paige was a member of UAW local 1672 and also the Two Lane Cruisers car club of Indianola. You could find Paige and Shane at any car show in "Ole Red" listening to Led Zepplin and AC/DC. Paige enjoyed reading books and watching "scary" movies. She also enjoyed taking walks around Gray's Lake with Simba.
Paige is survived by her parents, Jaynell (Mike) Schumacher and Chris (Rose Nagel) Clark; her significant other, Shane Estes; her dog, Simba; step sisters, Lindsay (Nick) Sinn and Tiffani (Aric) Schmalzried; step brother, Mark B. Nagel; Aunt Jayne Mouzakis; cousins and best friends, Alyson and Abygail Mouzakis; uncles, Jeff Clark and Brian (Kim Gilmore) Clark; and many other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents Jay and Rose Marie Knoer and Dean and Carol Clark.
Memorials may be directed to the family, as contributions will go towards a memorial at Gray's Lake in Paige's name and also assist with medical bills for her significant other Shane Estes.
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