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John Page Obituary
Of McLean, VA died in his home on June 28, 2005. Married for 50 years to Lydia Eccles Page. He was educated at Virginia Episcopal School and Dartmouth College. He received the DFC while serving with the 8th Fighter-Bomber Wing in Korea and later flew with the D.C. Air National Guard. His career included work in fields as diverse as banking, construction management and medical device research. He is survived by his wife, son, two daughters and a grandson. Services private. Please make any memorial donations to Hospice of Northern Virginia.
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Ed McGehrin
June 30, 2005
John and I started out at Johnston, Lemon at the same time..in 1956. He and I were close friends back in those days. I always admired John's astute analytical abilities and made money for some clients with some of his investment ideas, especially Stanley Warner. I visited his home near Upper Marlboro with my wife Fran one Sunday, met his family and enjoyed their hospitality. When John left JL & CO, he was kind enough to recommend me and turn over to me several of his clients, including his Aunt. I returned to his home area years later only to find that he had moved. Again, I remember John fondly...he was a good and honorable man, and I will remember him in my prayers. Ed McGehrin
Karen Pearson
June 30, 2005
If there is another side, John will be throwing balls for Willy and Bradford and saving us a good court. He was a first-class gentleman and a wonderful friend who will be sorely missed and thought of often.
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