Terron T. Page

On November 7, 1995, the world was blessed with the life of Terron Trevaughn Page—a devoted son, a loving bonus father, a cherished brother, and a loyal friend. His journey, though far too brief, was one filled with purpose, love, and unwavering dedication to those he held dear. On January 23, 2025, Terron’s earthly mission came to an end, but his legacy will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew him. From an early age, Terron embodied strength, kindness, and determination. He pursued his education at Methodist University, where he laid the foundation for a life of service and excellence. Answering a higher calling, he proudly served his country as a Staff Sergeant in the United States Army, demonstrating courage, leadership, and a deep commitment to those he served alongside. His selfless spirit and unwavering dedication to duty earned him the respect of many and the admiration of all. Beyond his service, Terron was a man of great passion—none greater than his love for his family. He was a devoted father, a son and brother, he was a source of strength, encouragement, and unconditional love, always standing as a protector and supporter of those he cherished most. Terron’s love for football ran deep, and there was no greater testament to that than his unwavering devotion to the Baltimore Ravens. He is survived by his parents, Myron and Jamela Page; his brothers, Aaron (Cynthia) Page of Germany, Myron Jr., his fiancée Michelle and beloved bonus son Jace, his cherished grandparents Larry and Minnie Page of Greenville Ms, Eugene and Lisateen McClain of Syracuse, NY and Johanna Williams of Hernando MS. His Uncles Eugene (Maureen) of Syracuse NY, Wendel (Toya) McCray of Hernando MS, Terrance Page of Tampa FL, and Johnathan (Kiara) Page of Spring TX. His aunts Latrese Woods of Chicago IL, Portia (Dennie) Davenport of Tomball TX, Lanisha Harris of Douglasville, GA, Trina McCray of Horn Lake MS, Lakisha Lively of Odenton MD, Tara McCray of Memphis TN, Gennifer (Richard) White of Syracuse NY, Lauren (LeDarion) Robinson of Cameron NC and Christa (Raymond) Clifton of Syracuse NY, and a host of cousins, and dear friends who will forever treasure his memory. His presence lit up every room, his laughter was contagious, and his kindness left an unforgettable imprint on the lives he touched. Though his time here has ended, his legacy of love, strength, and dedication will continue to inspire us all.

Terron T. Page

November 7, 1995 - January 23, 2025