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Alicia Lynn “Pud Head” Page

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Alicia Lynn “Pud Head” Page

Birth
Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, USA
Death
2 Oct 2004 (aged 19)
Claremore, Rogers County, Oklahoma, USA
Burial
Sapulpa, Creek County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
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Alicia Lynn Page, born March 19, 1985 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, passed away on October 2, 2004 in Claremore, Oklahoma. Alicia was a 13 year student of Glenpool Schools, graduating in 2003. She was involved in vocal music, cheerleading, and National Honor Society. She was currently a sophomore at Oklahoma State University, majoring in Journalism.

Alicia was affectionately called "Pud Head" by her friends and family. She had a huge heart and was filled with a strong desire to make everyone around her feel good about themselves. Her ability to laugh at herself and to help others see the brighter side of life drew others to her like a magnet. Her beauty and grace radiated from the inside out. Alicia Lynn made our world a better place to live.

"Pud" had a tender heart for animals of all kinds. She especially loved to play and love on dogs of all shapes and sizes. Alicia was an exceptionally gifted writer and dreamed of a future as a published author. She had the ability to put her thoughts and feelings into her writing that profoundly touched the hearts and minds of all who read her works. She was an artist who was always looking for inspiration while quietly inspiring those around her.

Alicia was a beaming light and a loving precious soul to so many people. She had a very special way of reaching out and touching the lives of others. She could brighten the darkest hour with her very presence and illuminated the world with her radiant smile. Alicia spent her time spreading love and joy wherever she went. SHE LOVED LIFE and always lived it to the fullest finding every opportunity to play and just have fun. She had an unequaled bond with her best friend and soul mate, her sister and guardian angel, Cristen. She also enjoyed a very close and loving relationship with her maternal grandparents, Cliff and Peggy Bond.

The light she brought into the world for all who knew her will forever be missed and never forgotten. Alicia Lynn is survived by her parents, Rick and Linda Page of Glenpool, Oklahoma, and her sister, best friend and soul mate, Cristen Renee Page.

Alicia Lynn is survived by her parents, Rick and Linda Page of Glenpool, Oklahoma, and her sister, best friend and soul mate, Cristen Renee Page. She is also survived by her grandparents Cliff and Peggy Bond of Sapulpa, OK and Vivian and BJ Simpson of Tatum, New Mexico; her Aunts, Karen Andrews of Lake Jackson, TX, Suzy Inman and husband, Ray, of Colbert, OK; Uncles, Jeff Bond of Sapulpa, OK; Mike Cline and wife, Beverly of Lakeland, Florida; Scott Page and wife, Ruby, of Sweeny, TX, and Steve Page and wife, Betty, of Lake Jackson; Reid Bretz of Tatum, NM; Cousins, Aaron Barton of College Station, TX, Amy Miller, Stevie Rae Page, Leah Page, and Sarah Page of Lake Jackson, Lydia Cline of Lakeland, Samantha Page of Arlington, TX, Kelby Page of Sweeny, TX, Stephanie Bretz of Canyon, TX, Crystal Inman and Austin Inman of Colbert, OK. She now joins her paternal grandparents, Floyed and Donna Page along with her Savior in Heaven, Jesus Christ.

Pallbearers will be Daniel Sadler, Rob Ward, Joe Thomas, Jon Morris, Jeff Ward, and Aaron Barton. Visitation will be held Tue., Oct. 5, 2004 at Schaudt's Glenpool Funeral Service Glenpool, OK, 74033.

Funeral services will be held at 11:30a.m., Wed., Oct. 6, 2004 at Faith Free Will Baptist Church, 596 W. 141st Street, in Glenpool, with Rev. Toby Youngblood officiating. Interment immediately following at South Heights Cemetery, Sapulpa, OK.

Alicia Lynn Page, born March 19, 1985 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, passed away on October 2, 2004 in Claremore, Oklahoma. Alicia was a 13 year student of Glenpool Schools, graduating in 2003. She was involved in vocal music, cheerleading, and National Honor Society. She was currently a sophomore at Oklahoma State University, majoring in Journalism.

Alicia was affectionately called "Pud Head" by her friends and family. She had a huge heart and was filled with a strong desire to make everyone around her feel good about themselves. Her ability to laugh at herself and to help others see the brighter side of life drew others to her like a magnet. Her beauty and grace radiated from the inside out. Alicia Lynn made our world a better place to live.

"Pud" had a tender heart for animals of all kinds. She especially loved to play and love on dogs of all shapes and sizes. Alicia was an exceptionally gifted writer and dreamed of a future as a published author. She had the ability to put her thoughts and feelings into her writing that profoundly touched the hearts and minds of all who read her works. She was an artist who was always looking for inspiration while quietly inspiring those around her.

Alicia was a beaming light and a loving precious soul to so many people. She had a very special way of reaching out and touching the lives of others. She could brighten the darkest hour with her very presence and illuminated the world with her radiant smile. Alicia spent her time spreading love and joy wherever she went. SHE LOVED LIFE and always lived it to the fullest finding every opportunity to play and just have fun. She had an unequaled bond with her best friend and soul mate, her sister and guardian angel, Cristen. She also enjoyed a very close and loving relationship with her maternal grandparents, Cliff and Peggy Bond.

The light she brought into the world for all who knew her will forever be missed and never forgotten. Alicia Lynn is survived by her parents, Rick and Linda Page of Glenpool, Oklahoma, and her sister, best friend and soul mate, Cristen Renee Page.

Alicia Lynn is survived by her parents, Rick and Linda Page of Glenpool, Oklahoma, and her sister, best friend and soul mate, Cristen Renee Page. She is also survived by her grandparents Cliff and Peggy Bond of Sapulpa, OK and Vivian and BJ Simpson of Tatum, New Mexico; her Aunts, Karen Andrews of Lake Jackson, TX, Suzy Inman and husband, Ray, of Colbert, OK; Uncles, Jeff Bond of Sapulpa, OK; Mike Cline and wife, Beverly of Lakeland, Florida; Scott Page and wife, Ruby, of Sweeny, TX, and Steve Page and wife, Betty, of Lake Jackson; Reid Bretz of Tatum, NM; Cousins, Aaron Barton of College Station, TX, Amy Miller, Stevie Rae Page, Leah Page, and Sarah Page of Lake Jackson, Lydia Cline of Lakeland, Samantha Page of Arlington, TX, Kelby Page of Sweeny, TX, Stephanie Bretz of Canyon, TX, Crystal Inman and Austin Inman of Colbert, OK. She now joins her paternal grandparents, Floyed and Donna Page along with her Savior in Heaven, Jesus Christ.

Pallbearers will be Daniel Sadler, Rob Ward, Joe Thomas, Jon Morris, Jeff Ward, and Aaron Barton. Visitation will be held Tue., Oct. 5, 2004 at Schaudt's Glenpool Funeral Service Glenpool, OK, 74033.

Funeral services will be held at 11:30a.m., Wed., Oct. 6, 2004 at Faith Free Will Baptist Church, 596 W. 141st Street, in Glenpool, with Rev. Toby Youngblood officiating. Interment immediately following at South Heights Cemetery, Sapulpa, OK.

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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9598219/alicia_lynn-page: accessed ), memorial page for Alicia Lynn “Pud Head” Page (19 Mar 1985–2 Oct 2004), Find a Grave Memorial ID 9598219, citing South Heights Cemetery, Sapulpa, Creek County, Oklahoma, USA; Maintained by Anna (contributor 46505516).