Obituaries

Pauline Brown Page was born November 20, 1938, in Helena, Arkansas to the late Clarance Brown, Sr. & Pearl Lee Brown. She was the second of four children born to this union.

As a child, Pauline “Sis” Page accepted Christ as her personal Savior at an early age and was baptized by the late Reverend M. Debro, uniting with the Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church, where she remained faithful until her health failed.

As her health began fail, she never wavered in her faith in God and continued to believe and call upon his Holy Name. Even in those last days Sis, Pauline “Sis” Page remained faithful and just in her eternal belief of God the Father and the Creator of all things.

As she became an adult, Pauline relocated to Detroit, Michigan. Later she met and was united in holy matrimony to the late Larry Page. No children were born to this union. In 1987, during those warm and precious days Pauline and Larry decided to move back South, making their home closer to family in Helena, Arkansas.

For many faithful years, Sis, Pauline “Sis” Page was employed as a private caregiver for the late Maxine Miller. She was employed with the Miller family for more than ten years. As her health began to fail, Pauline was surrounded by love from family and was provided care by her devoted niece, Synitrious “NiNi” Rose, that she raised as her own daughter.

Pauline is proceeded in death by her husband; Larry Page, father; Clarence, Sr., mother; Pearl Lee, siblings; Clarence, Jr., Marvin, and Emma.

Pauline answered the call and leaving to cherish one son; Vernon Wilson of Gary IN, one sister-in-law; Patricia Page of Fort Wayne IN, one brother; Darryl, and three sisters; Brenda, Glenda, and Velinda all of Detroit MI, many nieces, nephews, many great nieces, and nephews, great-great nieces and nephews, cousins, other family, and friends.