Robert “Bob” Page
- September 22, 2025
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Robert was born on June 30th 1941 in Upland, California to Louise and Edmon Page. He had one younger brother named Bill. His father died in 1947 when Bob was just 6 years old in a plane crash.
He married Penny on February 2nd, 1963. He was the beloved father to three children Cory, Heather and Tommy. He was the best grandfather to Kaden, Kaylee, Luke, Noah and Grace. He was a great grandfather to Angelina.
Bob served in the Navy as a radar technician from 1959 to 1963. After his time in the service he went back to school and taught accordion. He also worked as a milk man for Excelsior creamery. He graduated magna cum laude in 1967 from Cal State Fullerton. He went on to graduate school at UCLA to study anthropology.
Bob and Penny purchased their first home in Mission Viejo. He got his first big job at US Electric Motors after acing an IQ test. This job gave the experience and knowledge of computers which led to his career in computer programming.
He very much enjoyed working with computers ended up retiring from the Cal State University system in 2004 as a financial systems analyst.
Family meant everything to Bob.
He loved gathering on holidays and taking many trips with his family. He also enjoyed music and played the accordion from a very young age. He had a deep appreciation for the Sierra Nevada mountains and spent many summer vacations from his own childhood to taking his grandchildren up to the mountains.
Bob gave his life to Christ and lived a life that was honoring to the Lord. He mentored many at his church and spent much of his time studying the word of God.
He will be dearly missed by his family and friends.
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