Asa H. “Pete” Page, Jr., 82 went home to be with the Lord on May 24, 2011. A native of Hamlet, NC, he served 13 years in the U.S. Army before settling in Virginia Beach where he worked for Diesel Injection, Naval Supply Center and Food Lion until his retirement. Asa was a long-time member of Bayside Baptist Church and an avid history buff, particularly of the Civil War, Korean War, and WWII. He was very fond of VMI, where his son graduated and two grandsons attend.
He is survived by his loving wife, Jeanette Page; daughter Donna Brindel and husband Glenn of VA Beach; son Asa Page III and wife Karen of VA Beach; three grandchildren, Jason Brindel and wife Alyssa of Orlando, FL, and Brandon and Addison Page of VA Beach; great-granddaughter Sydney Brindel; brothers Glenn Page of Las Vegas, NV, Lewis Page of Myrtle Beach, SC, and William Page of Tampa, FL; nieces and other family members.
To honor Mr. Page’s wishes, there will be a graveside service only on Tuesday, May 31st at 10 a.m. at Rosewood Memorial Park.
The family would like to express its thanks to the staffs at Chesapeake Home, Maryview Hospital and VA Beach Healthcare as well as the prayers and support from many friends during Pete’s illness over the past 18 months. Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to the Alzheimer’s Association. Please share a life story or leave a condolence via the online guestbook.
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My sweet Uncle Pete holds such a special place in my childhood memories. He came every summer and took us to hunt arrowheads, and he was always such a jokester! I am so happy he is wish his parents, brothers and sisters. My deepest sympathy to our entire family.
Pete was a wonderful person.I thought the world of him. I visited him in the nurseing facility and i am so glad i did. We had a great visit.Petes brother Bobby was my Brother in law.Loved them all.
Uncle Pete will forever live in my heart,he was one of the special Page Boys.We loved getting together and remember all the Family members that had gone to Heaven.Now you are in Heaven with all of them ,I know you are having a great celebration!!!!! God will take care of you !!! Our thoughts and prayers are with the Family! Ich Liebe Dich, Uncle Pete.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this time.
I had the pleasure of working many years with Asa at FoodLion. He was a very kind man who always had a positive attitude and a gentle smile on his face. I was saddened to see his name in the paper this morning, but am thrilled he is at home with our Lord. Asa was a fine man and I was honored to call him a friend. Sincerely, Tina
I’ll never forget my earliest recollection of Uncle Pete. I was only about four years old and we were at Mama Grace and Pappy’s house. Pete was still in the army and he came walking down the stairs in his uniform. I remember all the ribbons and shiny things on his chest and thought he had to be the bravest soldier in the world. Ever time I saw Pete after that (and it was often) I always thought of that moment 60 years ago. Toni and I are sitting at the kitchen table with Beth and Jeremy talking about him now. How easy going and how much like Pappy he was. He will be sorely missed.
Asa, I am sorry to learn of the loss of you father. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,
Pam Pine
Dear Pete, thank you for being my brother,and admitting it ! Let,s be a lot closer than 3,000 miles next time. Thank you for giving me Donna and Asa, but mostly, thanks for giving me a sister like Jeanette. Love to my Virginians.e
JEANETTE AND FAMILY–I AM SORRY THAT I WAS OUT OF TOWN DURING THE MEMORIAL SERVICE AND COULD NOT BE HERE TO ATTEND..JEANETTE YOU ARE A SWEET DEAR PERSON AS IS YOUR DAUGHTER AND HER FAMILY…I WILL SEE ALL OF YOU SOON..LV ESTHER