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Anthony Richard Page
Dec 3, 1987 — Feb 28, 2017
Anthony Richard Page better known as Tony of Cocoa, Florida passed away Tuesday February 28, 2017 at Holmes Regional Medical Center at the age of 29. He was born in St. Petersburg, Florida December 3, 1987. Tony was a lifetime resident of Brevard County where he worked as a plumber for Cocoa Beach Plumbing. Tony leaves behind his mother Irene Page, twin sister Sara Page, half-brother and sister-in-law James and Debra Page, half-sister Tammy Page West, step-mother Yvonne Page, step-sister and brother-in-law Amy and Les Weeks, step-bother Eric Schneider, nephews: Xavier Ferguson Jr., Garrett Butler, Zachary Page and Zane Washburn, nieces: Zoe-Lynn Page, Jessica Keegan, Nicole West, Jordyn Page, and April Weeks, as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, his dog Mack T. Page and a loving group of friends and pool family. He is preceded in death by his father James Roland Page, his half-sister Trisha Butler and his daughter Hannah Renee Page. Tony was a hardworking, kind and loving person with a great sense of humor who always put others before himself. He was an avid dog lover who had a huge smile that could light up a room. His passion was playing pool at Chalkies of Merritt Island on several leagues where he excelled in all areas of the sport to become a great captain and co-captain where he lead many of his teams to win tournaments. He was a skilled teacher who was looked up to and who always pushed his teammates to try new things and reach their potential. WWTD? “Show him something sweet.” He will forever be missed and remembered for his huge smile and great sense of humor by all who knew and loved him.
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