Christopher M. Page

Age 59 | Frisco, Texas

Christopher M. Page, known to everyone as Chris, of Frisco, Texas, passed away on October 23, 2026, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, at the age of 59.

Chris was larger than life. He had a big personality, a natural warmth, and a presence that could fill any room. People were drawn to him. He was the kind of person you wanted as a friend, and he had a natural ability to take the lead and bring others along with him. He always seemed to have a good joke ready, but what people may remember most were his stories. Chris could take a good story and make it a great one, sometimes with a little extra color added in the telling. Whether funny, surprising, or simply interesting, his stories were always entertaining and unmistakably Chris.

Born in Chicago and raised across several states, Chris learned early that home was not simply a place. It was the people with whom he shared his life. Moving throughout his childhood helped shape his outgoing nature and his remarkable ability to make friends wherever he went. More importantly, Chris knew how to keep those friendships. He made the effort to call, stay connected, and remain part of people’s lives, even when time and distance made that difficult.

Chris brought that same energy and determination to his professional life. He spent many successful years with MBNA and later Bank of America in its Private Practice Lending group before following his entrepreneurial instincts and building businesses of his own. He founded Page Brown and Associates LLC, a dental transition firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions, and later started Rampage Marketing with his sons, providing concierge services for utilities, internet, television, and solar energy. Working alongside his children was something he treasured. He took enormous pride in all three of his sons, the men they became, and the lives and careers they built for themselves.

Chris loved golf, fishing, barbecuing, and life around the water, whether on a boat, relaxing on a beach, or especially playing in the pool with his grandchildren. Some of his family’s most cherished memories were made during reunions in the Outer Banks, and those times remained a source of stories and laughter for many years afterward.

At the grill, Chris was in a class of his own. He could cook a steak better than any steakhouse, and had strong opinions about the proper way to do it.

For all of Chris’s larger-than-life presence, there was also a side of him that was quieter and more tender than many people may have known. Beneath the strength and big personality was a deeply sensitive man who cared enormously about the people he loved. His family was the center of his life. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, son, brother, uncle, and nephew who worked tirelessly to provide for those he loved and took immense pride in the life his family built together. His loyalty and steadfast presence made the people closest to him know how much they mattered.

Chris is survived by his beloved wife, Cynthia Page. He is also survived by his sons and their families:

• Christopher and his wife, Emilee, and their children, Hannah, Heidi, LynnLea, and Knox;

• Zachary and his wife, Courtney, and their daughters, Effie and Roxy; and

• Greg and his wife, Kirstyn, and their daughters, Brenlee and Khloe.

Chris is also survived by his loving parents, Martin and Lorraine Page; his brothers, Timothy Page and Nicholas Page, and their families; as well as extended family and countless friends who will cherish his memory.

It is difficult to imagine a family gathering without Chris’s unmistakable presence, a barbecue without him at the grill, or a conversation without one of his stories finding its way into it. But Chris will remain with us in the stories we tell about him, in the laughter that follows a familiar memory, in the friendships he worked so hard to maintain, and in the family he loved more than anything.

For a man who brought so much laughter and life into the world, perhaps the most fitting tribute is that the stories about Chris will continue to be told, and that he will continue to make us smile for years to come.

Forever loved. Forever remembered. Forever Chris.

A celebration of Chris’s life will be held at Stonebriar Funeral Home on Sunday, November 29, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Chris’s name to the American Red Cross, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, and St. Jude.