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Rev. Gerald Page
CLEARLAKE, Calif. – Rev. Gerald (Jerry) Raymond Page, age 76, passed away at his home in Clearlake surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, May 16, 2018, at 1 p.m. He succumbed to his battle with heart disease and diabetes.
Poppa has won the battle and now has a perfect body without pain, made possible by our Lord Jesus Christ, whom he had much love and devotion.
He was born on Nov. 11, 1941, in Sacramento.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Archie R. and Audrey J. Page; his son, Rocky Ray Page; and his brother-in-law, Ray Knapp.
He leaves behind his loving wife and best friend of 57 years, Linda S. Page; along with his children, David L. Page, Clearlake, and Deborah L. Babcock (Matt) of Ukiah.
Jerry will be fondly remembered by his three grandchildren, Nathanial Ray Page (Cullen), Candace Renee Shanabargar (Josh) of Temecula and Natasha M. Page; and one great -grandchild, Damian E. Cruz of Lower Lake.
He also is survived by brothers, Kenneth Page (Betty) of Fortuna, Donnie Page (Leora) Pennsylvania, Raymond Hurst (Maureen) of Vacaville; and sisters, Barbara Jean Knapp (Ray) Hidden Valley Lake, Lynn Ann Williamson (Dan) Ukiah, Denise Thomas (Howard) of Indiana. His many nieces and nephews will remember the fun-loving uncle he was to each of them and a great spiritual leader as well.
His Christian family will always remember his words of wisdom and his great love of Christ our Lord and Savior.
Jerry graduated school in 1960 from Covelo High School. After marrying the love of his live and working many different jobs including logging, trucking and millwork; Jerry found his calling in life as a minister of God’s word. He went on to study theology and psychology at Bethany Bible College in Scotts Valley, Calif., as well as, Cabrillo College in Santa Cruz, Calif.
He was assistant pastor at his first church in Salinas, senior pastor at Whitehorn, where he was a missionary in his own country. He was able to combine two of his greatest loves, after he was invited to be a board member of the “Trucking for Jesus” organization.
From Whitehorn Assembly of God, he pastored the Church in the Wildwood in Forbestown, Calif. Later he moved the family to Santa Rosa at Calvary Assembly of God, where he ministered for the next five years.
God called Jerry to move to Idaho where he would pastor Council Assembly of God. This would be Jerry’s last church.
When he returned to California, he felt a new calling from Christ, which was a car salesman for Hansel Ford in Santa Rosa. It was here that he would jog up to 10 miles per day but found out that he had a bad heart and would have a major heart attack at work. This would end Jerry’s working career, although he never gave up sharing God’s word with anyone who would lend an ear.
Arrangements and care entrusted to Jones and Lewis CLMC, FD800, 707-994-6417, www.jonesandlewismemorialchapel.com.
