One year you left this world Paige ♥️ I think every days about you, your wonderful photos hung on our wall always remind us how we miss you….
You  go on living through my Rodrigue…
You stay in my heart….you are everywhere, but today will stay a sad day in our memory….
Rodrigue’s mom, Stéphanie Vie.


Hi, my name is Danielle Russo. I met Paige at Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit. She was being treated in the same unit as me. I did not know what Paige was being treated for, or even her first name at the time. Her room was only  4 or 5 doors down from mine. While I was out walking laps around the unit, I noticed a girl about my age had just recently moved in. I was really excited to meet her, and become friends with her, so that we could help each other through this battle. I saw Paige's mom a couple times, and she smiled at me and made a couple nice comments to me. When I came to Karmanos I brought two "cancer hats" because I have been through chemotherapy before, and knew I was going to lose my hair. I  ended up arranging for a nurse to give Paige one of my hats while I waited outside the door, since the few times I had seen her, she was bald, and I just wanted to make sure she was comfortable.  I didn't see Paige again after that. Her room was empty. I searched Facebook relentlessly to try to find her, all I had was her first initial and last name. When I came across the obit I started bawling. My most sincere condolences to the family and friends of this fighter. I think about Paige every day. 

I had the honor of interning with Paige during summer 2019 at Quicken Loans. I will always remember Paige as a kind, driven, passionate and creative soul who made the people around her better. I am sending my deepest condolences to her family, friends and loved ones during this time. 

Although I didn’t have the privilege of knowing Paige, from the memories shared by so many others, it is clear that she was an intelligent, hard-working, kind and well-loved young woman. She was a light taken far too soon. My most heart-felt condolences to her parents, family and friends. May the love and the memories you shared with her ease the feelings of loss.  My sympathies are with you.

Chacun exprime sa douleur 
selon sa pudeur,
excessif chez certains,
absent chez d'autres,
excessifs pour certains,
insuffisant pour d'autres,
mais cette douleur est présente
et renforce notre mémoire.
Paige est entrée dans notre famille,
tout simplement,
tout doucement,
tout naturellement,
et à fait immédiatement l'unanimité,
tantôt femme forte et accomplie,
tantôt gros bébé,
nous perdons une enfant,
une partie de nous,
un morceau de notre cœur.
Je veux adresser ma compassion et partager force et courage avec les parents de Paige,
et soutenir Rodrigue,
qui perd celle qu'il Aime,
qui perd celle qui l'Aime.
 

My deepest sympathy! Praying for peace and comfort!  May memories comfort you and bring you peace while the love  that surrounds you helps you in the difficult days ahead! 🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️

Although I didn’t have the joy of knowing Paige, I am very impressed with the commentary from so many of her friends and family members. And I am so amazed by the love and encouragement she showed to her parents throughout her recent journey.
Paige’s mission shows a selfless love and consideration for everyone she knew and sometimes for those she never met.

I send my prayers and condolences to her family and all those whose lives were touched by this beautiful woman.


It is with a heavy heart that we send our deepest condolences from France to Paige's parents and family.
We share in each other's grief and that of our son, Rodrigue, whose love for Paige was very sincere and pure.
Paige left too soon, leaving behind the memory of a beautiful, bright and committed young woman, a fine example to many others ...
Stephanie and Rodolphe Vie ( Rodrigue’s parents)
Roman Vie his brother

Ever since elementary school, I've always looked up to Paige. She was in the grade above me and was someone who I wanted to be like as I grew older. As time went on and I finally reached high school, I was lucky enough to have known Paige better through our yearbook class. As we were capturing moments of our high school lives, we were also creating memories of our own that I will forever cherish. Paige was always there to lend a helping hand and to push you to be a better person. She has impacted me in ways that I never would've imagined and she will always hold a special place in my heart. Paige and her beautiful personality will forever be missed. I'm sending so much love to her and her family.

I met Paige in 2017 through a good friend Adna. Since then she has always been one of the sweetest girls I’ve ever met. Paige was never one to judge people and she accepted everyone for who they are. I’m glad we stayed in touch since 2017, it will definitely be hard visiting Detroit with the girls and you not being there.
 I will remember Paige every time I hear little mix, 5sos, Ariana, and Harry Styles. 
Rest In Peace Paige🤍

I've known Paige since she was a little girl know her parents and grandmother as well they are very good customers of mine and I'm just beyond words to here of the loss of such a beautiful young woman my condolences to her family and friends  your in my prayers

I know there are no words to ease the pain of family left behind. Paige was a wonderful presence in the world. She changed the lives of many.   Her life here on earth was too short but her impact was felt by so many. Her soul came here to do great things. And although it was cut cruelly short I think she succeeded.  I will remember her most as a Kennedy Middle School student that spent so much time with me in the library, doing announcements, taking pictures for the DC trip, taking pictures for yearbook, NJHS and Student Council.  She was amazing even then.  When I went through my pictures from the class of 2017 Paige was everywhere in my memories.  I also got the great joy of moving up to Lake Shore HS and seeing her occassionally as she completed her high school years.  I am still stunned and so saddened.  The brightest flames burn so bright and the world is better for her time here.   Thank you for allowing me to be a part of her life. 

My name is Dr. Man Zhang. Paige was my student as an international business major student. Paige's hardworking style and her brave and optimistic personality left me great impression. She was even trying to complete her project during her hospitalization. She was such a valuable member to my class. She would be remembered and deeply missed!
Dr. Man Zhang 

On the first day of the MBA Program I didn't really know anyone and I decided I needed to put myself out there and introduce myself to someone.  The first person I decided to talk to was Paige and we really hit it off.  We learned about each others lives a little bit and ended up exchanging numbers.  She was very easy to talk to.  Though we did not get the opportunity to hang out outside of school due to COVID, I enjoyed our conversations inside the classroom and appreciated having someone to text within the Cohort.  She was always willing to help out.  I admired her as a person and a friend.  I could see her determination and confidence that was truly radiant.  She touched so many people's lives and will be greatly missed by all.

Paige and I met on our first day interning at Quicken Loans. I saw her from across the room and immediately thought to myself I must be friends with this amazing girl. And from that point on we had been inseparable. As we liked to say we are twin souls. I understood her and she understood me. She was giving, kind, hilarious and all around a boss woman. She changed my life because she made me realize you can always have a smile and a laugh no matter what.  Even after our internship ended our connection friendship and as we liked to call it work marriage never ended. She gave so much to women, people and everything she saw.  
She lit up every room she walked in, sent love through every call or text. She made sure to be there for me always as I did with her. I will always dedicate my energy toward brining women up in my career in business for her because that is what she was so wonderful at. I love you Paigey

Paige truly was one of the most wholesome and pure hearted people I’ve ever met in my life. There were no bad times when getting to hang out together but only times full of laughter and joy. A kind hearted spirit that will forever remain with all of those who she met and knew. I’ll always be thankful and consider myself so lucky for the moments and laughs we got to share together. 

I had the pleasure of working with Paige as her undergraduate academic advisor at BGSU.  She was a bright, insightful, ambitious young woman and a leader among leaders in the Schmidthorst College of Business.  She was a shinning star!  Her contributions will live on, and she will be remembered as one of the best!
Most sincerely,
Heather Mullins

I will forever feel blessed to know someone as special as Paige. She always knew how to make someone smile. I shared many laughs and fun memories with Paige in our middle school years and I will cherish those times for the rest of my life. Paige was a beautiful soul and her memory will live on through so many peoples’ lives. She was truly an inspiration. My heart goes out to Paige’s family and friends. 

Paige and I met at a 1975 show while waiting in line when we were both 14. The moment we met there was an instant bond. I remember our parents driving us to lakeside mall just so we could hang out and see each other. Over the past 8 years Paige has been a light in my life. A rock. She has a strength about her like no other. A peace and calming nature that radiated and soothed anyone she came in contact with. I’ve never met anyone with as much grace and resilience as her. My heart will forever long for the day I can hear that laugh again. I love you P and won’t ever let a day go by without you on my mind.

Anyone who knew Paige knew talking to her was like a breath of fresh air! She was so determined, had the most contagious smile, and definitely was the light in every room she walked into. 

And even though we were not close, I know the times we did come in touch she always made you feel important, that she was listening, and that she cared for what you had to say. 

Sweet Paige, where ever you are I just want you to know how sorry I am that heaven needed you so soon. I hope you know how much you are and we’re loved and that you really did leave a mark on everyone’s heart. 

My prayers go out to her close friends and family during this time and forever. 

Rest In Peace sweet Paige 



Paige and I went to MMSTC together as well as Lake Shore and I can confidently say I would not have made it through without her.  Countless times she saved me in school but never once made me feel like a bother and truly wanted to see everyone around her succeed. She could always make me laugh - even through the toughest times of that program. I will forever cherish the hours we spent studying or doing research, for even as stressed as we were we always had one another to rely on. Even though we grew apart after high school, she will always remain a large part of my life through those 4 years and someone that I have always looked up to. Her absence on this earth will always be felt and the mark she left will remain forever. 

With our deepest sympathy, we’re so sorry to hear about your loss, what a beautiful soul taken much too soon. You and your family are in our thoughts.

Sincerely,
Glenn and Leslie 

To the Redlin family: What a testament your daughter was to you as her parents. I got to know your remarkable daughter well her freshman year at Lake Shore. I had the honor of being her English teacher, and was so impressed with her spirit and drive for all she pursued.  I remember my last visit with her. Her excitement in that moment was genuine and kind, and I will always remember her in that light. May the peace that surpasses all understanding be with you in this time. 

Paige was a huge role model to me in high school. She was two grades ahead of me, but I went to MMSTC and Lake Shore with her, and she gave me the best advice on our daily bus rides. I really looked up to her. I remember talking to her my freshman year and thinking how incredible she was. I thought to myself that I wanted to be just like her. She was intelligent, kind, beautiful, and driven in a way that nobody else was. She was so inspiring and so helpful. I am very grateful for all of the advice she gave me, and I am so thankful that I had the chance to know her. 


Your daughter had a  the most incredible spirit and will be greatly missed by all knew her.. Paige was incredibly special and I feel so lucky to have known her. 
We love her what a beauliful girl inside and out  .Paige will have  special  place in our hearts 
God Bless You all 
Sending prayers  and hugs

To Paige. Although we weren’t close I cherish the brief moments we had together. She was such a beautiful, radiant, gentle soul. Always laughing and being silly and being a natural born leader. Paige, your very existence inspired me and so many others. Your legacy of being a powerful woman leader will live on forever. We had plans to go thrifting and catch up. I’ll never forget our late night pizza run and the catfish and the bottlemen concert, as well as all the memories in yearbook class during senior year. May your soul find peace and love and may you shine your big bright light on your family and close loved ones. May you all find peace. With lots of love. Xoxo Katie. 

I was lucky enough to have met Paige in middle school and continue to be her friend throughout high school. Paige was the most selfless, genuine and caring person you would’ve ever met. To say the class of 2017 was lucky to have her would be an understatement. We were all close because of her. She made it a point to be everyone’s friend, be involved in every school event/activity that was offered and was the reason we were all so close. 

Whenever we had friend issues, she was the voice of reason. We would all joke and say that she was the mediator in the group because she always would squash the drama between us teenaged girls.  She was someone you could go to with personal issues or problems and she would never judge but instead be supportive and help you with anything you needed. 

At 22 years young, she has done so much. She was successful, motivated, and a go getter. Nothing could stop her from achieving her goals and dreams. She truly has left a mark in this world, and it has not and will not go unnoticed. 

My prayers go out to her parents, family, and army of friends she had that loved and supported her throughout everything. 

Fly high P 

Paige was my chika, my home skillet, my sister. We had so many amazing memories, laughter, tears, and good times together that I will cherish forever. Whenever I needed someone she was always a text or phone call away. We did everything together. We always said we would be best friends forever and that no one or nothing could tear us apart. After moving schools we lost touch but when we would run into each other or talk it was always right where we left off.  Every sleepover we always had a bunch of snacks (hot Cheetos and slurpees we’re our go to) write stories, pic out each other’s outfits, listen to music, and stay up all night taking about boys and our futures. She had the most gorgeous hair (I was so jealous of how long it was) and smile. 

Mr. and Mrs. Redlin - Me and my family are thinking and praying for you. You both raised an amazing, smart, talented, beautiful daughter who left a mark on everyone she met.  

Paige, like our favorite Justin Bieber song said “one day I will be standing right next to you” we will be reunited again. Fly high angel.. 

Paige was such an admirable person. She was always so kind to me throughout middle and high school. Paige was very involved with our class, and I truly believe she made our years at Lake Shore very fun and memorable. From playing volleyball, powderpuff, spirit week, float building, and everything else in between, Paige gave it her all and befriended everyone involved. My thoughts are with the girls and her family/friends.

Paige was so awesome! We had a few finance classes together where she kicked everyone’s butt (including mine), always having the highest grade on every exam! Traveled Europe with her and have so many great memories together! The sweetest, most down to Earth person out there. In her short time with us, she made a bigger impact on the world than most. I know she has a bigger plan ahead of her  Sending thoughts and prayers.

Paige was such a kind human. She always looked out and cared for everyone she came in contact with. I will always remember going to Paige’s house to make cake pops and immediately would end up eating all of them right after. Although we grew apart, I always looked up to her. She was so passionate and hard-working, it was amazing to see what things she was accomplishing. She truly made an impact on everyone’s life she met and will be missed greatly.

Paige was a one of a kind girl. I met paige my freshman year at BGSU and although I transferred back home I always looked forward to visiting and seeing paige. Every moment with her was filled with laughs and fun. This picture is from my birthday in September and it makes me laugh every time because she would joke about how she thinks this is her alter ego with the wig on! I will forever cherish all of the times spent with her, she is truly incredible. I love you forever Paige

I met Paige freshman year at BGSU, and I am so grateful that I did. She was the type of person who made anyone feel like they belonged and were included wherever she went. One of my favorite memories with Paige is when I had invited my mom to come to the bars with me. We ran into Paige and Rodrigue, and Paige took the time to get to know my mom and talk to her most of the night. I remember my mom talking about how amazing of a person she was after that interaction and how genuine it was. That was the kind of person Paige was, she was able to have real conversations with anyone she met and make an impact on their lives. She made people feel like they mattered and she was there to listen. I’ll miss you Paige. Here’s one of the only photos I have with Paige at Shots with some friends in the summer!

I met Paige through one of her best friends and our mutual love of going to concerts. It didn’t matter how much length of time was in between our meet ups, we always picked up where we left off.  She has taught me to love a little louder and cherish truly good humans when you meet them.

I am so sorry for your loss. Paige was a bright light who will shine on in those lives she touched. Prayers for comfort, especially during this initial, raw time of grief. I was blessed to know her and have her in my MMSTC math class sophomore year. 

Paige was the most inspiring person I’ve ever met. She always strived to be her best in all aspect of life. I met Paige my freshmen year at BGSU and I’m so glad I did. Her smile was contagious and she lit up any room she walked into. She filled the room with love and laughter. This memory is from a birthday party in November, my favorite of us because we truly danced the night away. I’ve thought and prayed for Paige everyday since the first week of April. Paige is an amazing soul and I know she will watch over all of us until the end of time. Love you forever Pay! 

From the moment I met Paige back in middle school, we instantly clicked. We were always told we looked alike, & often got called by each other’s names on accident instead of our own. We decided to call each other Twin. From changing our phone contact names, to referring to each other as Twin, to giving each other picture frames with the label “twins” on it, we laughed about how cool it was that we each had a “twin.” We shared a love for One Direction, and often would have sleepovers with the girls and write “imagines” (stories) of us & the boys in One Direction. There are countless memories Paige & I share of sleepovers, shopping, parties, volleyball practices/games, etc that I will never, ever forget. Those times were the best, & I will forever hold the years of memories close to me. Paige was the most intelligent, beautiful, funny & kind soul, and everything that she did in this life astonishes not only me, but every single person who knew her. She has done SO much for this world in the 22 years of her life, touched so many people’s hearts. We are all better people for knowing her. She will be the most beautiful angel. I love you, Paige. You will forever & always be my Twin. 

I remember the first time I met Paige, all of 14 or 15 years old with Maddi at her hip. We were waiting in line at the Royal Oak Music Theater for a 5SOS concert, having been at another show the day before they were concerned about people getting hurt and spreading the word. They were smart, confident and beautiful beyond their years I thought they were in their early 20s. We shared a passion for music and for a few years went to concert after concert in our group of friends. 

Watching from the sidelines as Paige went away to college I was always so impressed by her ambition, kindness and willingness to learn. She inspired the people around her by being a true leader, by example and by encouraging others. 

I again don't have the right words, her AML diagnosis, progression and untimely passing comes as a shock.  I'm sure she's watching over the people she touched in this life - encouraging us to be the change in the world and carry her story. 

My heart, thoughts and prayers are with those closest to her. 


Paige and I met 9 years ago at a 1975 concert when she was 14, and I 16. Somehow that one concert led to 9 years of close friendship. Music has always been one of the most important things in my life, and it’s only fitting that it led me to one of the most important people that I will ever be lucky enough to know. Music was the red string that connected our souls. The same bass line that ran through my veins ran through hers, she understood. We shared so many special memories at concerts and festivals. 

Despite me being in Grand Rapids, we were always there for each other. I would look forward to our planned weekend visits for weeks. She was there for those crucially developmental years of 16-22, and I don’t know how to live in a world without her. 

Paige was sunshine. She was the most stunning sunset. She was everything golden and beautiful and kind. That is where I will continue to find her. Springtime, when the birdsong has returned and the little green sprouts begin to stretch towards the warm sun. The blissful calm of a spectacular sunset after a long, hot Michigan summer day. 

One thing about Paige is that she was so incredibly loved. Is so incredibly loved. There is a whole tribe of us who will carry her legacy on forever. She was so special to so many of us, and we will never ever let her be forgotten. I only hope I live my life in a way that does her memory justice. We love you forever our angel Paige, until we meet again. 


I met Paige freshman year and instantly we were friends. We had the best friend group and would dress up for any holiday and have the best time. She also introduced me to a lot of her hometown friends who were all such genuine people. It felt like wherever Paige was she was surrounded by so much love. We also had birthdays a week apart so we got to celebrate so much together. I am very thankful for her friendship and the friendships that I made through her. I miss her and her contagious positive outlook on life. 

From kindergarten to college I’ve known Paige. From the day my little sister came home and said ‘this is my best friend’ everything had changed. They were two peas in a pod, and have countless memories together. I was lucky enough to be Paiges sixth grade camp counselor and I’ll never forget how adventurous, helpful, and kind she was that week. I’ve watched her blossom into this gorgeous, smart, successful  young woman. Shes lives on in the hearts of many people she came in contact with.  

Paige was so much more than life. Everything she did, she put her whole heart and soul into, including making others feel important and heard.  Her intelligence, her beauty, her smile, her ability to touch others everywhere she went. The world has lost so much more than a person. 

I can’t even fathom this loss, but we will keep pushing forward in your honor Paige. I love you. Thank you for always seeing me so clearly, and reassuring me of my strength in my darkest days. I love you so much. I can’t wait to see you again someday and reminisce about our crazy human experience.  I hope you can feel everyone’s love wherever you may be.

Paige, 
The things I would do to hear your laugh one more time. We met freshman year in Centennial Hall at BG because we were lucky enough to be neighbors and suddenly we were together constantly - making plans to go out with Heather and G and who knows what else. The amount of memories and inside jokes that we accumulated are ones that I will forever hold onto dearly. Paige, hands down, has the biggest heart I have ever seen and would do anything to make someone/anyone feel special. I am so blessed to be able to say I got to see St Clair Shores, your home, and show me around your stomping grounds which you held so close to your heart. 
To the most beautiful soul - I love you forever P. Thank you for being unforgivably yourself and sharing that with all of us. 

I am so lucky to have known Paige. We were the same class of Student Ambassadors at BGSU and she truly lit up the room. Paige was one of the first friends I made in the group. Watching her be so successful in College and see how motivated she was to succeed was amazing—she was the hardest worker I’ve ever met. I don’t know how she did it. I loved seeing her out and about in BG and hanging out with her. She will be missed by everyone who knew her. 

I’m not sure there is a brighter soul than Paige’s. I am forever grateful for the time spent with her - the good times,  the bad times, and everything in between because at the end of the day, Paige was family. & honestly always will be. 

Over the past 9 years that Paige has been in my life, there has been countless memories and of course tons of laughing (her laugh was always the best). One of my favorite memories with Paige is first day BGSU orientation when we skipped all the corny introductory group activities to grab some sugar cookies from the dining hall and explore campus for the first time together. We looked at each other at the same time and literally both said “yep, I’m out” and then took off.  I will never forget that day, nor her. She always reminded me to just keep going. 

Paige is and forever will be one of the girls, one of our sisters. Her lasting imprint and bright light will forever shine on, she will truly be missed. May she rest in eternal peace. 

P. I am so lucky to have met you when I did. Never could I have imagined Bowling Green to bring me a friend and roommate like you. So lucky to always have you to fall back on. Countless amounts of memories that I will never ever forget. Your kindness and love will never be forgotten. You loved everyone so deeply and so truly. You remembered even the tiniest of  details of someones story you were listening too. 
I was always so excited to receive the text with the plans for the night and where we would go next. She was such an amazing friend and made sure no one was ever left out. I will cherish our Senior year memories forever. We got to spend so much time together laughing and cooking the most random creations we saw online, searching through Netflix for a new Nicholas Sparks movie to cry over or even listening to one of our favorite podcasts. Rain or shine Paige made sure we had our days filled with fun and laughter. I will never forget the kindness she showed me when I needed it most. I will never forget how true she was to herself no matter what she was facing. I will never forget the card you wrote for me.  P I love you thank you for being you, until we meet again all my love. 

Paige was a great friend of mine and one of the sweetest people I have ever met. I met her at BGSU through the College of Business student ambassador program, and got to know her through joining and training for the program at the same time.

I remember when Paige organized and led the Women in Business Leadership conference in October 2019. It was an incredible event and I was so proud of her for her role in it, which was truly inspiring. A woman of her age accomplishing something like that is so impressive and astounding.

The same night as that event, myself and a couple of other student ambassadors came to pick Paige up for our annual student ambassador pumpkin carving competition (which she ended up winning!). She had just taken a nap after a long day, and wasn't quite "calibrated" yet. When she came outside, she tripped and fell down her front steps. She immediately got herself back up, dusted herself off and made light of the situation when she got into the car. 

I’ll never forget that moment, because it showed me who Paige was: a resilient woman who would not dwell on an unfortunate event or mistake; she was not a quitter, but a fighter. Paige always saw the light in every situation. She could spin a difficulty or problem into a majestic solution. The way she gracefully handled obstacles inspires me every day to keep moving forward. I’ll miss Paige very much, but she'll always be in my heart.

You were my bonus sister and the best friend my sister could ever ask for. I’ll forever love and miss you ❤️

Paige,  I honestly will never forget you. We met way back in middle school and she has always been a bright, positive, empowering, beautiful soul.  Throughout the years I have known her there’s never been a dull moment when she’s around. She was always making everyone laugh or brightening up a room no matter the situation. There’s so many memories I have from being in the same grade as Paige and even just hanging around the same people. She was always there for EVERYTHING and so involved with everyone. Paige was someone anyone could rely on.  Our entire class at Lakeshore knew Paige as someone we could all count on to make any day brighter or give the most uplifting advice. I feel I can speak for everyone when I say Paige has impacted every single life she walked into one way or another. Paige was inspiring, encouraging, and most importantly unforgettable. We will miss you and love you forever beautiful. Rest in Paradise Beautiful. 

I graduated with Paige. She was known throughout the school as somebody who was an ace of all trades. Athletic, smart, charming and beautiful.  She had the biggest heart.  She talked to EVERYBODY. She was a natural born leader and knew how to inspire and encourage her fellow classmates. She was a ray of sunshine and the world is more cloudy without her.

Paige was always the smartest, well spoken, prettiest girl in the room. Her wisdom was contagious and she fought for what was right in the world. I went to school with Paige from middle school until HS graduation, and I can say Paige stayed true to herself the entire time. There are no words to express how heartbroken I am for so many people, especially sweet Paige. 
To the parents of Paige:
As a mother, I can’t explain my deepest condolences.. I have a son and I can’t imagine losing the most perfect model child. You did everything right and that was shown everyday by the woman Paige was. God bless you and may Jesus Christ heal you until you meet your baby again. Amen.

Paige and I not only traveled Europe together, we helped get each other through the MBA programs. Rest In Peace to the hardest working, brightest soul there was. She will be greatly greatly missed. Prayers for her family. 

I didn’t know Paige very well but when I do think of her, only one memory comes to mind. I had just moved to Masonic Elementary in 4th grade and I didn’t know anyone and I was having a hard time making friends. I found out I had to get my tonsils taken out and had to miss school for a few days. When I came back after my surgery, Paige gave me a card that she bought me and had everyone from class sign it. I was the happiest kid in the world because it showed me that people cared and that I did have friends. I still have that card. Rest In Peace

“People will forget what you said. People will forget what you did. But people will never forget how you made them feel.”

Lake Shore was and remains a better place because of Paige’s influence. In my 15 years in education, I cannot remember a student so able to put others at ease while still so gracefully demonstrating her intelligence, leadership, and determination. Her inner beauty was only rivaled by her physical beauty. The entire Shorian Nation mourns this loss. 

The amount of stories I could tell are endless. But, this night in particular is one I will never forget. It was nothing out of the ordinary in Bowling Green. It was a Thursday night and like always after class Paige would come peak her head in my room and say “So, what’s the deal for tonight?” and like always I would say “We’re going out”. Of course I had “nothing to wear” so she let me raid her closet and I picked out a cute purple long sleeve. She had the best clothes. We go to the fraternity house and all I remember is smiles and laughter with her. The two of us could make anything the greatest time in the world. Toward the end of the night when everybody was going out to the bar, Paige and I stayed behind to talk to a couple of friends. We finally got to put on the music we loved and danced like nobody was watching. I remember how deeply I fell in love with that moment. She made those moments for me. She taught me how to take chances and do the impulsive and fun things in life. She also had the greatest music taste that everybody was impressed by. She was infectious and I will always yearn for another night like October 5th, 2018.

Paige,  you have all the answers now. I will always remember your smiling face and what a difference you made in my classroom. Rest peacefully, my dear. 

I had met Paige at the start of middle school. I remember when her and I versed each other at a small volleyball league. At the end of this league,  there was a tournament to see which team was the best. My team did lose and her team won in our match. And I remember that she told me I did a good job. She showed so much compassion and exceeded the definition of a hard worker. She was always so sweet to me and my fellow classmates in high school. Although we personally were never close, she truly was someone special. She cared a lot for her friends, family, and classmates. I send my deepest condolences to her close friends and family during this difficult time. Rest In Peace Paige. Thank you for making such a huge impact on the world. 

Paige and I met on the first day of kindergarten and instantly became friends. I was lucky enough to have Paige as my best friend all through out my childhood. The memories we share are endless. I’ll remember all the sleepovers, all the crafts Paige made me over the years- including a best friend trophy, a scrapbook, a DVD of pictures and many more. I’ll remember the speech she gave at our graduation where she made sure to include so many special memories of our classmates. I’ll remember her beautiful smile and her bright, caring personality. Rest In Peace, Paige. You will be missed. Love you lots. 

I met Paige 4 years ago and ever since then she’s been such a good friend to me. She had the kindest soul, and was always there no matter what. She was always someone that I could count on. You raised a beautiful, loving, intelligent girl. Her legacy will never be forgotten. I love and will miss Paige dearly. You guys are in my thoughts and prayers. 

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Scott and Laura Redlin

Angela (Ken) Jones

Brynn and Easton

Paige is also survived by Uncle Tom, Aunt Traci DeVine, Burtchville; Aunt Shawna Devine, S.C.S; Aunt Colleen (Wayne) Kendall of Roseville; Uncle Tom Mooney of S.C.S; Uncle Patrick (Cheryl) DeVine, Keller, TX; Grandmother Louella Redlin; cousins: Michael (Jessica) Mooney of Harper Woods, Brian (Kim) Mooney of Warren, Jenny (Jake) Hall of Dewitt, Rachel Mooney, S.C.S., Liz (Andrew) Hamilton of Rochester Hills, Brad (Becky) Kendall of Ludington, Drew Frohriep of S.C.S, Michelle (Bryce) DeQuoy of Breckenridge, CO, Cody and Peyton Mooney, Applegate; bestfriend/sister Madison Suflow S.C.S. Preceded in death by maternal grandmother, Christine DeVine.

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Paige DeVine Redlin

February 11, 1999 – June 18, 2021

Kaul Funeral Home

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