Obituary for Cornelia Page
Cornelia Byrne Page - Bender
09/22/1927- 04/24/2022
Cornelia passed away on April 24, 2022. She was born on September 22, 1927 in Bay Minette, Alabama to George T. and Bessie Hall Byrne. She was raised in Bay Minette, AL.
After graduating Baldwin County High School, Cornelia attended Judson College then went on to marry and have three children, Glenn A. Page Jr, (predeceased), William B. Page, and one daughter, Anne Page Salzberg, three loving stepchildren; Nina, Barbie and Jim Jr.
Mrs. Page also leaves behind six grandchildren (one of which is predeceased) and five great grandchildren.
She was a loving and kind person who had many friends. She volunteered during WWII for The Red Cross, substituted at the local high school and later was known well in the Antiques business (Country Fair Antiques) 1974 - 1995.
She had a long and eventful life. She loved her travel experiences every place she visited, especially in Europe; and was an expert Bridge card game player who brought joy and laughter to all.
Mrs. Page will be greatly missed by remaining family and friends.
Family asks that in lieu of any flowers to please donate to First Presbyterian Church of Bay Minette for any needs they may have or to The Talladega Presbyterian Children's Home in Talledega, AL at https: www.phfc.org
Arrangements for memorial in her name will be announced at a later date.
09/22/1927- 04/24/2022
Cornelia passed away on April 24, 2022. She was born on September 22, 1927 in Bay Minette, Alabama to George T. and Bessie Hall Byrne. She was raised in Bay Minette, AL.
After graduating Baldwin County High School, Cornelia attended Judson College then went on to marry and have three children, Glenn A. Page Jr, (predeceased), William B. Page, and one daughter, Anne Page Salzberg, three loving stepchildren; Nina, Barbie and Jim Jr.
Mrs. Page also leaves behind six grandchildren (one of which is predeceased) and five great grandchildren.
She was a loving and kind person who had many friends. She volunteered during WWII for The Red Cross, substituted at the local high school and later was known well in the Antiques business (Country Fair Antiques) 1974 - 1995.
She had a long and eventful life. She loved her travel experiences every place she visited, especially in Europe; and was an expert Bridge card game player who brought joy and laughter to all.
Mrs. Page will be greatly missed by remaining family and friends.
Family asks that in lieu of any flowers to please donate to First Presbyterian Church of Bay Minette for any needs they may have or to The Talladega Presbyterian Children's Home in Talledega, AL at https: www.phfc.org
Arrangements for memorial in her name will be announced at a later date.