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Mandy Townsend uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, June 3, 2025
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Paige and I went out hunting for Halloween,2 years ago. She picked out the cutest costume for my daughter, Kaleigh. She just LOVED IT!
Kaleigh was in hospital for Halloween, so Paige wore it, and took baby E out for trick or treating… I thought it was just so adorable!! You always got right into the spirit of things-
And you were such an AMAZING person for doing hair!! Paige had such a huge heart,which she wore on her sleeve!! I am so sorry…. I love you and miss you so much.
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Lisa Cipparone lit a candle
Monday, June 2, 2025
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Dominique Lamontagne uploaded photo(s)
Wednesday, May 14, 2025
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Fifteen years ago, I met a girl who would grow into one of the most important people in my life. Paige wasn't just my best friend—she was a soul-sister, my confidante, my person. We grew up side by side, hand in hand through all the phases of life: the late-night laughter, the wild adventures, the heartbreaks, and the healing. From sneaking out as kids to singing silly songs and making goofy videos, Paige brought so much joy and light into every moment we shared. Paige had a voice like an angel, a beauty she never quite saw in herself, and a laugh that could light up any room.
She had a heart as big as the sky. I watched her become a mother—an incredible, devoted, fiercely loving mom to Bentley, Quinn, and Eastyn. Her children were her world, and I love them because they were part of her. They carry her spirit, her spark, her strength.
Even after I moved away for university in 2012, distance never touched our bond. There were daily good morning Snapchats, long venting phone calls, and countless late-night essay rescues when she was in school—yes, I probably wrote every single one of them for both her programs, and I’d do it all again. Helping her succeed was a joy, because I believed in her even when she doubted herself.
When my own daughter Murphy was born, Paige helped throw my baby shower and made the sweetest little bows and feminist outfits—because she knew me so well, and she loved me like only a true friend could. Murphy came home from the hospital wearing a bow Paige had made for Quinn and passed onto us. I still hold this bow close to my heart and have preserved it in a keepsake bin.
When I was pregnant with my son Leviathan, Paige was one of the few people who knew we were expecting a baby boy. She was always checking in and asking for updates and photos. The day he was born, she beamed over his beautiful he was, and we connected over the joy of being moms. We both had our own babies but we never stopped including the other in our chosen families.
Through all of life’s ups and downs, Paige was there for me—not just in the good times, but especially during the hardest. When my cousin Zachary, who was like a brother to me, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, my world fell apart. She offered words of comfort, encouragement, and love throughout Zach’s treatment. As they fought through 13 rounds of chemo, radiation, and a marrow transplant, Paige never stopped checking in.
When it became clear Zach wouldn’t recover, they chose to spend his last days at home, with me as their caregiver. I was terrified, heartbroken, and unsure. But Paige—drawing on her insight from working as a PSW—was my anchor. On the last night of Zach’s life, it was Paige I reached out to in fearful desperation. She was the one who gently and lovingly walked me through what to expect, and how to help Zach transition peacefully. I’ll never forget her words: “I love you and I know this is hard, but they need to hear you say they are allowed to go, and that you’re going to be okay.” So I did. I held Zach’s hands and told them it was okay to go—and within minutes, they took their last breath. Paige was with me in spirit in that moment, and her presence gave me the strength I needed. Her wisdom, her kindness, and her heart made that impossible goodbye a little more bearable.
She was brave. She endured more than most could bear, and still, she loved with her whole heart. Paige’s life was marked by both deep struggle and deep love. She worked so hard to keep her head above water, and through everything, she never stopped giving all she had to the people she loved.
The news of her passing shattered something in me. No one expected to say goodbye—not like this, and not so soon after she turned 30. The world feels quieter without her voice, and emptier without her presence.
I know her children will miss her every day, and I hope to play a small part in helping them remember how hard their mom worked for them and how fiercely she loved them.
Paige, thank you for the years, the laughter, and the love. Thank you for choosing me as your friend. You will forever live in my heart, and in the hearts of everyone lucky enough to know you.
I miss you. I love you. Always.
Dominique + family
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Lisa Cipparone uploaded photo(s)
Tuesday, May 13, 2025
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My dearest niece Paige. Losing you has been one of the hardest things I've ever had to go through and to accept.
You were such an beauriful, amazing , loving mother.
Sing with the angels now as your heart is no longer in pain.
I will keep your singing alive for you with our family.
Rest in Peace my beautiful niece. Memory of Stevie Nicks concert was a fun time!
Had to put up few things I read of your Facebook that are such a beautiful part of you.
Love you. Till we meet again. ❤️❤️
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Lisa Cipparone posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 13, 2025
Auntie Lisa is gonna miss you. Just know I love you very much. Rest in Peace my beautiful niece.
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Beth Robert posted a condolence
Saturday, May 10, 2025
Our sincerest condolences to tge family of Paige. I hired Paige to be part of our nursing team at tge Motherhouse. All of us who remember Paige have been deeply impacted in hearing of the loss. Paige was a beautiful women and for all of us who remember her know that her children were her heart and soul. We also recognize how deeply appreciative she was of her Mother and Fathers support. Knowing Paige she would be at peace knowing her children will continue to be loved in the way she wished by her parents. The Motherhouse keeps our thoughts and prayers for the family of Paige. May she be at peace and sing in that angel choir.
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Lorrie lit a candle
Thursday, May 8, 2025
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Dana Drew lit a candle
Monday, May 5, 2025
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My condolences to Paiges children, family and friends. Such a tremendous loss of a beautiful girl.. gone way to young. Hold on to all the beautiful memories of her in your heart. Dana Drew
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Angie Seaver posted a condolence
Monday, May 5, 2025
Q: What will you miss most about Paige?
A: My darling first ever Niece Paige. We will miss you so much. We will always remember your desire to share in family fun. Family was so important to you. Your kids were your world. Remembering you always making jokes, laughing, singing and dancing! A true party girl! I will miss your talent to make me pretty - curling my hair, applying my makeup and ensuring my eye make up was just right! I remember the moment so special when you asked me to be with you when Quinn was born so memorable and such an honour. I recall having all the girls here for Cassie’s sister Sarah bachelorette pool party where we spent the day in the pool playing the music loud and singing at the top of our lungs so much so the neighbours wanted to come and join us. Such great memories that I will cherish forever my Paigey!

A Memorial Tree was planted for Paige Cipparone
Monday, May 5, 2025
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The family of Paige Theresa Cipparone uploaded a photo
Monday, May 5, 2025
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