On Thursday, July 9, 2020, Mary Alice Hardiman Page transitioned peacefully to be with the Lord at her home in Redwater, Texas.

Mary was born January 12, 1927 to parents Robert and Rebecca Hardiman in Redwater.  She accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age.  On August 8, 1944, she married the late Will Page, Jr.  To that union seven children were born, Joseph, Ralph, Patricia, Brenda, Wilma, Anthony and Pamela.

Mary worked for 25 years at Day & Zimmerman and retired in 1989.  After which she enjoyed going to church, fishing, shopping, playing Bingo, working puzzles and traveling.  She  served faithfully at the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church of Redwater where she sang in the Choir. Those that knew Mary, (affectionately known as "Muh" to her children, "Granny" to her grandchildren, "Aunt Mary" and "Aunt Fess" ( short for Professor ) to her many nieces and nephews) will be remembered for her love of family, friends, Friendship and the fellowship with the Saints.  She was known for her special coconut pies, coconut cakes and caramel pound cakes.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Rebecca Hardiman, her husband Will "Pat" Page, Jr., one daughter Pamela Sue Young, Sisters Ledonia Graham and Sophronia Page, Brothers Robert Hardiman, Rev. Alvester Hardiman, Sr. and Joseph Hardiman.   She is survived by one sister Berna Dean Brown (DeSoto, Texas); a Special Niece/Sister, Verna M. Sanders (Redwater); Sons Joseph (Alvia) of Ft. Worth, Texas; Ralph (Longview, Texas); Daughters Patricia Gray (Webster, Texas); Brenda Lewis (Redwater); and Wilma (Tommy) Jamerson, Longview, Texas; and Son Anthony (Rosie) of Texarkana, Texas. Cherished Friends for Life are Ms. Ruth Stokes (Redwater) and Mr. Clifford Holloway Alamogordo, NM).  Brothers-in-law:   Fred Page, Sr. (Wichita Falls, Tx), Bennie J. Page and Bobby L. Page (Redwater).  Sister-in-Law Ms. Mary E. Page (Redwater) 15 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren and 6 great-great grandchildren.  A host of Nieces and Nephews who are and will always be very dear to her heart.