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Born on March 1, 1947 in Newport News, Virginia, United States
Passed away on April 21, 2019 in Surprise, Arizona, United States
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, CC Page, 72 years old, born on March 1, 1947, and passed away on April 21, 2019. We will remember her forever.
I could say that much has changed since you died, yet also much has stayed the same. All of use who loved you are profoundly changed by losing you. I am forced to breath differently, to forever endure the crushing gravity of your absence.
Remember the joy, Forget all the pain. My tears for CC fall like the rain. Remember all the fun and happy times, CC was my best friend. Miss her so much!
Seems like only yesterday that you left us for your reward of being in the Lord's presence. Our bodies may fail us, but the memories of our lives being intertwined for these many years will last us until we are all together again. So proud of Terry's love for you all these many years ! Mo & Papa Z.
CC I will never forget you...We only met once but it was such a joy to meet you... I enjoyed fixing you and Terry a Southern supper...We had such a great time...I love you CC... FOREVER...MARY ALICE
Auntie Stay (my mother's sister), Uncle Ray, CC, and Teddy visited us in Miami several times in the 1950s. We enjoyed their visits so much. CC and Teddy were such cheerful and fun cousins. So glad CC had a beloved and loving family to be with in Arizona. Will remember her with love always.
I cannot take away your pain, but I can listen if you'd like to talk about it. I'm sorry. I know those words are inadequate, but I am truly sorry for what your experiencing right now. Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help. Wishing you peace and strength during this difficult time. I know CC was my angel on earth and is now in heaven
I am so very sorry for your great loss Terry. Cece fought long and hard, what a remarkable woman! Now she is up there partying with Lynn and Linda . Take care Terry, prayers for you and your family. Nonie
We shared the love of seeing our mutual grandsons, Connor and Callen, grow into healthy, handsome youngsters. Maureen and I were impressed by your fight and determination to win the battle you were experiencing. Know that we will all be together one day to unite with our Lord and Savoir and our departed ones for an eternal celebration! Our blessings on Terry for the true love he showed us with his care for you. Papa Z.
I can feel Terry's loss; my wife and I have been married for 50 years and as a couple for 55; when you can say "I love you" everyday for that long a large part of your life will be forever different. May God surround CC"s soul and give Terry wonderful memories forever. Ron & Kathy West
Mom, you fought such a long hard battle for us. For that I am so grateful. Unfortunately chemo and cancer are relentless. We have so many great memories and laughs because of you, but we had so many more to make. Thanks for being my mom and being an amazing grandmother to our precious boys. You and Dad were such a great team to be inspired by. We love you and will miss you so much, but are relieved that your pain is gone. "Oodles of love", Christi, Chris, Connor and Callen. XOXO's
What can one say at a time like this that doesn't sound trite or repetitive. We do know, though, that the many years you shared and the wonderful memories you have of those times will sustain you and help through these difficult days. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Joe and Carole Pleckinger
My best friend for more than 50 years. We were joined at the hip and did everything together, from flying to water skiing. We said ," I Love You " to each other every day. I will miss her forever. I Love You, Terry
I could say that much has changed since you died, yet also much has stayed the same. All of use who loved you are profoundly changed by losing you. I am forced to breath differently, to forever endure the crushing gravity of your absence.
I could say that much has changed since you died, yet also much has stayed the same. All of us who loved you are profoundly changed by losing you. I am forced to breath differently, to forever endure the crushing gravity of your absence.