David Brian Page (Brian), born February 24, 1952, passed away peacefully in his home on November 15, 2024. He was the oldest child of David Duke (Dave) Page and Norma (Jo) Huff Page Bunnel. Both parents are deceased.

Brian grew up in Spanish Fork, Utah and Richfield, Utah. Brian was wise, kind and very intelligent. At a very early age he developed an encyclopedic knowledge of cars and could readily identify any car on the road by kindergarten! Much of his adult life was spent around the cars he loved.

Brian was active in academics and debate, attending Richfield High School. He was also involved in Track and Basketball. In the summers, he often assisted his dad in the family business, everything from transporting farm equipment over the highways to bookkeeping. He graduated from RHS in 1970.

He attended Brigham Young University, and later served on a mission for his church in Southwest England. His love and faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints grew deep and he served in many capacities in his ward as well as in the temple.

Brian had an enormous personality and accumulated an immense network of friends. Brian loved people and was compassionate beyond measure. He was incalculably proud of his family and stayed in touch with all the cousins in the Page and Huff clans. Brian always had time to talk to anyone and was eager to share thoughts and memories with his countless friends. He touched so many lives, he made the world a better place. Throughout his life, Brian loved to learn. He would dive deep into anything from history to Led Zeppelin! Brian had a lifelong passion for naval history and shared that with many.

Brian is survived by his sister Jo Ann Page King (Aledo, Texas) and Steven Duke (Steve) Page (Henderson, Nevada). He has 4 nephews and 2 nieces.

Brian's remains will be interred in the Spanish Fork Cemetery, near his parents. A memorial service for our beloved Brian will be held at a later date.