Pamela A. (Page) Stone died Jan. 17 at her Bainbridge home. She was 61.
She was born July 16, 1951, in Anderson. She graduated in 1969 from Highland High School, where she was active in the Highland Marching Band.
She had worked for Adesa Corporation in recon quality control, Cox’s Plant Farm in Clayton, and Beasley’s Orchard in Danville.
She enjoyed painting, woodworking, gardening, and various crafts.
Survivors include her son, Charles Nathan Stone; a grandson, Aiden Nathan Stone of Danville; her mother, Elaine Phillippi of Chesterfield; her father and step-mother, William and Suzie Page of Sullivan; siblings Glenda Phillippi and husband Lawrence Wilkins of Dayton, Ohio, Phil Page and wife Janet of Anderson, and Nicole Page Crawley of Sullivan; nieces and nephews Stephanie Page Roberson and husband Justin, and Lauren and Josh Wilkins; and several great-nieces and great-nephews.
Preceding her in death was her former husband, Dale Stone; a nephew, Richard Page; and her step-father, Glen Phillippi.
Services are 3 p.m. Thursday at Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service in Anderson. Interment will follow at Bronnenberg Cemetery in Chesterfield.
Calling at the funeral home is for two hours prior to the service.
Online condolences may be made at www.rozelle-johnson.com.
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