Birth date: Mar 7, 1924 Death date: Apr 26, 2012
Betty J. LePage, age 88, of Madison Heights, passed away April 26, 2012. She was born March 7, 1924. Beloved wife of the late Frederick. Loving mother of Linda (Harry) McCown. Dearest grandmother of Nancy (Jason) Augustyn, Catheri Read Obituary
Linda and family I so loved your mom she was such a beautiful person and she always lit the room up with her smile. My love and prayers are with you .... dawn
God Bless.
Linda and family, Your 83mom was one of my favorite people. Serving as our secretary for so many years was a joy. She made us laugh, she cared about our lives and she shared our joys and sorrow. We hated to see her retire, and through the years I've had the pleasure of still making contact and talking with her at teacher parties or on the phone. I'll never forget her, and I know she will remain a bright light always in your hearts.
Linda, we are thinking about you and Harry at this sad time. We pray God will comfort you as you mourn the loss of your mom. We love you both, Judy and Steve
My sympathy and promise of prayer for all of you who mourn the passing of Betty. Mrs. LePage is one of those extrordinary women who graced the hall of Madison High School for many generations. May all who mourn her birth into God's Kingdom be filled with joy as you remember her as she was in the days, months, years past. Eternal rest, Betty, all of us student know well that you deserve a choice place at the Table of the Lord!
My deepest sympathies to the LePage family. I was a student in the mid 60's and "Mrs. LePage" was one of those people who always had a smile, an ear and a shake of the head for all of us. She will forever be remembered with love by hundreds of people who were lucky enough to have her enter our lives in those early years. Bye Betty.
Betty always had such a energetic personality and beautiful smile. I have fond memories of summer times in Lexington down the street from her. I am so sorry for your loss.
I remember Ms. LePage from Madison High School. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. R.I.P
Mrs. LePage was a great lady and I enjoyed her so much at Madison High School.
Betty was my first secretary in the counseling center at Madison. She was the most elegant lady and had a great sense of humor. She and I would laugh all the time at the antics of the students. I have nothing but the fondest memories of this wonderful lady; I am deeply saddened at her passing. Those of us who knew her are must better people because of our relationship.
