Phyllis Clark Page

Phyllis C. Page passed away peacefully on December 7, 2024 at the age of 100 in Malvern, Pennsylvania. She was born on October 13, 1924, in Homewood, Illinois. Phyllis led a life marked by devotion to her family, her church, and her community. Phyllis was predeceased by her beloved husband, Raymond Page, and her daughter, Diane Kirby. She is survived by her daughter, Jan Justin (David) and her sons Douglas (Kristen) and Stephen Page (Donna). Phyllis's legacy continues through her grandchildren, Paige Landry, Chris Kirby, Lindsay Morningstar, Stephen Justin, Ashley Deese, Brittany Page, Taylor Madon, Jessica Garcia, Josh Beliveau and her 16 great-grandchildren. They will carry forward the values their grandmother, Goggy instilled in them.

Phyllis and Raymond lived in Joliet, Illinois before moving to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. They planted roots and raised their four children. Phyllis's home was always filled with warmth and laughter, a testament to her loving and kind nature. Her doors were always open to anyone who needed a safe place to land! Her faith was a cornerstone of her existence, and she was very involved in the Church of the Way Presbyterian, where she touched many lives with her grace and compassion.

Beyond her family and church, Phyllis dedicated her time to volunteering at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge. Her gentle presence brought comfort to countless individuals during their times of need. In 2009, Phyllis moved to Pennsylvania to be closer to her daughter's family, where she continued to be a source of joy and inspiration to all who were blessed to be in her presence. Phyllis's life was a reflection of her love of God and family. Her unwavering faith was evident in her daily actions and the way she gracefully handled life's challenges.

As we bid farewell to Phyllis, we celebrate a life beautifully lived. Her memory will be cherished and her example will continue to guide us. She leaves behind memories that will be treasured by all who knew her. Phyllis's journey on earth may have concluded, but her influence will resonate for generations to come.