Birth date: Nov 1, 1940 Death date: Feb 6, 2017
Glen R. Page, 76, of Cordova, TN passed away on Monday, February 6, 2017. Born on November 1, 1940 in Hazel, AR, he was a Marine Veteran and retired from Page, Chaffin, and Riggins Insurance. He is survived by his wife, Barbara “B Read Obituary
It’s hard for me to conceive that your gone. I wish I had thanked you for the opportunity to work at Page, Chaffin & Riggins Insurance. I always enjoyed our talks about Cardinals baseball & missed them when you retired. RIP Glen ! My prayers are with Bobbie & your family.
I was shocked and saddened when I heard of Glen’s passing. Then I remembered what a great, loving friend he was, how he cherished life, his love for Bobbi, his strength in times of adversity and sorrow, his willingness to tackle the biggest problems, the contribution and difference he made in PIA and the insurance industry. The list can go on and on!! His life is a testament to how he lived unselfishly and how he loved his Lord and Savior-JESUS CHRIST. I am a better person for having him as a friend!! SAVE A ROOM FOR ME NEXT TO YOURS IN HEAVEN MY FRIEND.
Glen was a man who loved his family and his profession. He brought a wealth of knowledge to our Industry as well as his charisma. I will miss seeing you on company trips and the PIA Conventions. My heart goes out to Mrs. Bobbie and the entire Page family. Go rest high on that mountain brother!David Palmer
I am so sorry to hear of Glen’s passing! I enjoyed our times together on Grange trips, at PIA events, and on Washington legislative trips. Glen will be missed; however, never forgotten!!
I didn’t have the honor of knowing Glen all that long; but boy, we had some good times together. I will truly miss Glen & will always cherish the memory of the times we shared. John Steele
Glen “Pops” Page was great man and a friend to everyone who knew him. He will be missed by all, but never forgotten. He and Buddy are joined now eternally and I truly cannot imagine what a glorious reunion that was! My deepest condolences and prayers go out to Bobby and all of the Page family.Michael “Spotty” Boyd
It many people have meant more to me in the insurance industry than Glen. It had nothing to do with his knowledge, but everything to do with the man.One of the kindest, wittiest, and caring individuals I’ve ever met.I always told Glen that I wanted to be just like him when I grow up. That holds true today.
