Cathi Price-Page
August 13, 1953 - September 18, 2022
Obituary
Cathi Marie Price-Page, 69, of Indianapolis peacefully passed away with family members by her side on September 18, 2022. She was born in Mount Pleasant, MI to Warren Allen and Constance Joan Price on August 13, 1953. Cathi was proud of her Native American Heritage. She was a member of the Sault Ste Marie Tribe of the Chippewa Indians. She proudly served our country in the United States Air Force. Cathi retired from Landman & Beatty Attorneys as a Paralegal. She enjoyed attending gatherings with her family and friends. Cathi also enjoyed reading. She was preceded in death by her parents, Warren and Constance Price; brothers, Kevan and Keith Price; and nephews, Curtis and Logan Price. Cathi is survived by her brother, Dean (Sheri) Price; sister-in-law, Janet Price; nieces, Danielle (Will) Emery, Tori Price and Emily Price; nephews, Kevan Jr., Chris, Bryan Price, Kyle (Mikayla) Price and Andrew Price; her former husband and friend, Charlie Page; loving aunt, Willetta Price; and several great nieces and nephews. In honor of Cathi, memorial contributions can be made to Wolf Park 4004 E. 800 N. Battle Ground, IN 47920.
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DavidMichael Schuster
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Cathi was my high school sweetheart. We did so much together and I even came home from freshman year at university to take her to her Senior Prom. We even got “engaged” for a short period of time. We understood each other better than anyone else. I remember sitting at her family’s kitchen table with her mom. I always brought flowers. She made me laugh and always brightened my day.
Fly high my dear friend. Until we meet again. Much love ❤️
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DavidMichael Schuster
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Lit a candle in memory of Cathi Marie Price-Page
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Vicki Diggs
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I worked with Cathi for many years until she retired. We laughed so hard sometimes! Just cracking each other up. She will be missed.
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Irwin Levin
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Cathi and I worked together at Cohen & Malad for many years. Her laugh, her smile, the twinkle in her eyes - but most of all her zest for life - made her one of the most popular and loved people in the office. I'm glad we stayed in touch after she left and know that many will miss her. May her memory be a blessing for all of us.
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Charles Page
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Even though we weren't married anymore, we stayed friends right to the last. If it was broke I always got the first call. I'll miss her.
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John E Bator
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Hard to believe you are gone and I must grieve-so unreal and strange. I'll miss your generous soul & understanding heart (and the way you never let me get away with anything). I'll miss our calls on birthdays & holidays & when you reminded Sally & I about our first meeting every year on Earth Day
There were so many good moments of laughter and tears we shared. You were more than my friend and colleague; you were a trusted confidante & soul sister on whose loving support and inspiration I could always count on
But today the memories of happy times bring tears & make me sad...too soon, much too soon
Words say so little about the wonderful person that you were
I'll miss you so much my soul sister
VAYA CON DIOS CARNALA