Stacy Page

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STACY JON PAGE was born on March 11, to Raymond “Ray” and Linda (Drown) Page in Madison, South Dakota. He was baptized at Grace Lutheran Church in Nunda, South Dakota. As a child he lived in Nunda, Rutland, then moved to Elkton, South Dakota. He attended Elkton Public School, graduating in 1989. He also completed the Commercial Driver’s Licence (CDL) Program at Pipestone Vo-Tech. On February 10, 1995 he was united in marriage to Colheraine “Cole” Suzanne Reynolds at the Methodist Church in Elkton. The couple made their home in the Pipestone, Minnesota, Ward, South Dakota, and Verdi, Minnesota area. Stacy worked various truck driving jobs for construction companies around the area throughout his working years. On Friday, October 22, 2021, Stacy died at the Avera McKennan Hospital and UHC in Sioux Falls, South Dakota at the age of 50 years and seven months.

Stacy enjoyed driving trucks, and working on cars and old tractors. He liked his life on the farm; time spent taking care of the animals especially his horses, brought joy to his life. Stacy became a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on April 30th, 2000. Stacy volunteered for Feeding South Dakota in Moody County and Lake County in SD and looked forward to helping distribute food every month. Stacy enjoyed participating at the Sundance Grounds at the Pipestone National Monument.

Stacy is lovingly remembered by his wife, Cole of Verdi, Minnesota; children, Nathaniel Reynolds of Glen Ullin, North Dakota, and Alexis Marthaller of Oaks, North Dakota; his parents, Ray and Linda Page of Brookings, South Dakota; seven grandchildren; brothers, Michael (special friend, Kim Geffre) Page of Brookings, and Kyle (Katie) Page of Canton, South Dakota; sister, Brenda (Todd) Dirckx of Marshall, Minnesota; and numerous nieces and nephews. Stacy was preceded in death by one granddaughter, Lily Reynolds; grandparents, Maynard and Thelma Page and James and Besse Drown; and his mother- and father-in-law, Mary and William Reynolds.

Stacy's family requests that you please share a memory you have of Stacy on the tribute wall to bring joy and happiness to their days of grief.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to the family.