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I lived on the same street as Grace and Lloyd Page - went to school with Cheryl, Paul delivered our newspaper and Tony gave me some of his candy when I had to miss going Trick or Treating because of illness. Sorry for your loss.

To the Page family, I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Tony from football days at Hill Park, coaching against him in football and hockey (with his buddy Paul) . Our sons played hockey at the mountain arena and then our grandsons played together at Huskies. Tony and I shared the same passion of watching our kids and grandkids participating in sports. I don't know how many times we watched one playing and then left after to watch another one play some where else. He was truly a family man who did everything for his family. Unfortunately I haven't seen Tony in a couple of years but I often asked Cathy how he was doing when I saw her at the hospital, and true to form nothing could stop him from fishing. I never had the pleasure of meeting your mother but I know she was a family person just like Tony. I know Tony will enter heaven with your mother at his side holding a hockey stick in one hand and a fishing rod in the other. Once again accept my condolences and know that you will have countless wonderful memories of your parents and grandparents, may they R.I.P.