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IN LOVING MEMORY OF Margie Nelle Page
Margie Nelle
Page
Oct 5, 1929 — Sep 21, 2010
Margie Nelle Page's Obituary
Margie N. Page, 80, died Tuesday, September 21st, 2010. Margie was a 42-year resident of Flagstaff.
She was born in Kentucky on October 5, 1929 to Isaac and Nancy Warfield and moved to Indian as a young child. She lived in Indianapolis for 23 years, until moving to Flagstaff with her family in 1968.
Margie worked at The Arizona Bank and Flagstaff City Hall before working with her husband in their insurance adjusting business.
Margie is survived by her husband of 61 years, Wendell Page, and a son Grover (Celeste) Page, both of Flagstaff; two daughters, Debbie Sloan of Las Vegas, NV and Ellen (Rick) Leetch of North Pole, AK; 13 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Frances Pauline Riker of Marquette, MI and Peggy Wise of Churubusco, IN.
A private service was held September 23, 2010 and interment was in the veterans' section of Flagstaff Citizens' Cemetery.
She was born in Kentucky on October 5, 1929 to Isaac and Nancy Warfield and moved to Indian as a young child. She lived in Indianapolis for 23 years, until moving to Flagstaff with her family in 1968.
Margie worked at The Arizona Bank and Flagstaff City Hall before working with her husband in their insurance adjusting business.
Margie is survived by her husband of 61 years, Wendell Page, and a son Grover (Celeste) Page, both of Flagstaff; two daughters, Debbie Sloan of Las Vegas, NV and Ellen (Rick) Leetch of North Pole, AK; 13 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Frances Pauline Riker of Marquette, MI and Peggy Wise of Churubusco, IN.
A private service was held September 23, 2010 and interment was in the veterans' section of Flagstaff Citizens' Cemetery.
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