Death date: Apr 22, 2014
Stephen A. Page, 61, of Willington, CT, passed away on Tuesday, April 22, 2014. He was born in Hartford, CT, son of the late Robert W. and Mary (Laslie) Page. Steve retired from the State of Connecticut as a Revenue Examiner. He i Read Obituary
Thank you Adam, Andrew, Mel, Nick, Rob and all Steve's friends from Kony for the flowers. They were lovely. It's nice to know he had so many friends.
I am very sadden to hear the news of Stephen passing. He traveled a lot with me as his tour director.We had a lot of fun together touring many interesting destinations. I will miss him not traveling with me anymore.
Gary B. (Friendship Tours)
I worked with Steve at the Dept. of Revenue Services for many years. He was a nice, intelliegent and interesting man. I was shocked and saddened to hear of Steve's passing. He is in my thoughts and prayers.
Paul Greenfield
Steve and I worked together in East Hartford many years ago. I will always remember what a great supervisor he was and a wonderful friend as well. i am so sad to hear of his passing. May you all remember good times as well.
Anna Crawford
Always amazed me at the number of books he always had under his arms when he got on the bus. So many years gone by but memories remain of Cub Scouts at your mom's house, that crazy pony' running into the electric fence. We were all part of a smaller world then. My love, sympathy, and prayers are with you. Jeff Kucko
Jeff and Kim, Steve "Topper" was part of our neighborhood family and I was so fortunate to have grown up with all of you. You are both missed and I pray that God eases the pain of your loss.
33 years of great memories of Steve, from our many trips to the Caribbean or Central America. Discovered that he was the Lizard King in Honduras when an army of Iguana's surrounded and bowed to him. He introduced me to theater, and I ended up attending over 100 plays at Yale and Hartford Stage. He will be sadly missed by many.
Kim & Family and Jeff & Family: My deepest sympathy on your loss. Remembering the old times...Stephen was a special person who made me laugh. He will be missed.
