IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Sandra

Sandra Page Profile Photo

Page

Aug 31, 1948 — May 23, 2022

Obituary

A Time to Be Born

Sandra Kay Jackson Page was born on August 31, 1948 in Terrell, Texas to the late Lemuel Melvin Jackson and Neorma Henderson Jackson Terrell.  She was the sixth of seven children.

A Time to Learn

Sandra attended the Dallas Independent School District in elementary and junior high, and she later graduated from James Madison High School in Dallas, Texas with a higher level of education.

A Time to Work

Sandra worked for Graybar Electric, Republic Bank in the Trust Department, and retired from NACA for which she worked for several years.

A Time to Love

In 1965, Sandra married Howard R. Page.  The union was born Phyllis Renita Page Davis and Tonya Carmella Page Batson.

A Time to Adore

Some of Sandra's passions include spending time with her children and grandchildren for which she loved very much and the fellowship with the Elks Lodge/NAACP, giving back to the community. She looked forward to the annual family reunions, high school reunions and enjoyed modeling. She also enjoyed her daily walks and took pride in walking five miles every day.

A Time to Honor God

Sandra was a faithful member of the St. John Baptist Church until her move to Florida.  While in Florida, she faithfully attended Antioch Missionary Baptist Church. She missed her family in Texas and decided to move back to Texas.  She attended several local churches in the Duncanville area, but continue to view the services on line of Antioch Missionary Baptist Church.

A Time to Rest

This angel's life on earth was filled with happiness, peace, joy and most of all, love. On May 23, 2022, God requested that a special angel be sent home to join his army and be granted everlasting peace and eternal life.

Sandra was preceded by her parents, Lemuel Melvin Jackson and Neorma Henderson Jackson Terrell; her brothers - Bernest Jackson, Robert Jackson, and sister - Barbara Jackson Champion.

Sandra leaves to cherish her loving memories: daughters – Phyllis Renita Davis and Tonya Carmella Page Batson (Lindell Lloyd); her grandchildren – Sirena T. Page Glassco, LaToya M. Page, Cassondra M. McGee (William), Kenya B. Singletary, Wray H. Singletary, Vanessa K.  Ferguson, Karisma K. Singletary Blankenship (Bobby); great grandchildren – Qaryl J. Glassco, Cheyenne L. Glassco, Tierra J. McClain, Xzanthya M. Glassco, Tytan Glassco, William K. McGee, Chase K. McGee; siblings – Lillie Mitchell-Crittenton (Kevern), Gayla Warren, RC Jackson (Violet), Manuel Jackson; cousin/sister – Geneva Nichols (Ollie); sisters-in-law – Neomi Jackson (Bernest), Gwen Jackson (Robert); nephews, nieces, cousins, and God child.

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Funeral Services

Visitation

June
2

Thursday

Peaceful Rest Funeral Home

3302 E Illinois Ave, Dallas, TX 75216

1:00 - 6:00 pm

Celebration of Life

June
3

Friday

Golden Chain Missionary Baptist Church

5023 Wadsworth Dr, Dallas, TX 75241

Starts at 11:00 am

Guestbook

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