1946
Raymond
2014
Raymond Arnold Page
April 25, 1946 — February 17, 2014
Raymond loved to work on Harley Davidson bikes and build new ones at his shop. He loved to relax while fishing as much as he could. Raymond joined the Navy in 1962 and was on the USS West Chester County Ship and was discharged off of the USS Bonhomme Naval Ship in San Francisco, California in 1967.
In 1968 he opened his own Harley bike business in Southern California. He worked in Long Beach, California for 5 years earlier in the Electronic Naval Ship Yard and for a Dodge dealer in Victoria Point, California. He later moved back to Salem, Oregon due to health problems, then he moved to Post Falls Idaho after getting a construction job and later due to liver failure and cancer, moved back to Salem again in 2011 until he passed away from Liver Cancer.
Raymond was preceded in death by his father Paul Page, mother Marie Page, and brother Robert Page. Survivors include Son Dillon Page, Sisters Pauline Wantz of Salem, Oregon and Pat Abell of Canby, Oregon as well as their husbands David Wantz and Gary Abell, and brother John Page of Donald, Oregon and his wife Janet.
Raymond was cared for at home by family members and Serenity Hospice. Services will be held at a later date by the family. Arrangements entrusted to Keizer Funeral Chapel and Cremation Services.
In 1968 he opened his own Harley bike business in Southern California. He worked in Long Beach, California for 5 years earlier in the Electronic Naval Ship Yard and for a Dodge dealer in Victoria Point, California. He later moved back to Salem, Oregon due to health problems, then he moved to Post Falls Idaho after getting a construction job and later due to liver failure and cancer, moved back to Salem again in 2011 until he passed away from Liver Cancer.
Raymond was preceded in death by his father Paul Page, mother Marie Page, and brother Robert Page. Survivors include Son Dillon Page, Sisters Pauline Wantz of Salem, Oregon and Pat Abell of Canby, Oregon as well as their husbands David Wantz and Gary Abell, and brother John Page of Donald, Oregon and his wife Janet.
Raymond was cared for at home by family members and Serenity Hospice. Services will be held at a later date by the family. Arrangements entrusted to Keizer Funeral Chapel and Cremation Services.
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