Justin L. Page, Sr.

Mr. Justin was just a pure legend in my and my brothers eyes he is the reason why im really into basketball because I just used to play it for fun. You know here's how it all started. One day Me my brothers Demarcus and Cordel were just simply playing basketball for fun until one day Mr. Justin walked up to us with his son and asks if we can teach him some basketball because it looked like we knew what we were doing . We said of course he can come by anytime. From then on out our relationship just began and it grew stronger later on he would get us in upward be there at all of over games he was there almost like he was family, he was family to us I just knew Justin And he son were special people in our heart. You know life goes on im 15 now I have been knowing them since i was like 11 or 12 about 3 to 4 years of my life. You know I move to Houston when I turned 14 a month after i turn 14 I still kept in contact with Demarcus nd Justin but later on November of 2020 I just came back from the store with my uncle and it urks me to say this but Cordel literally ran to me to tell me Mr. Justin Committed Suicide straight up shot himself in the head with a gun in front of his kids and yes i know that is traumatizing and traumatizing for me and I'm not even his child and just to know what his son and jolie and ashley were going thru. When my brother told me i thought it was a dream or I didn't think it was real I thought it was a joke and I had to keep asking over and over again like bro are you serious and he said yes, then I texted Demarcus and even said yea. Then I texted his son Justin he confirmed it and said YES. So I just simply cried in the bathroom for about an hour took a shower frustrated and went to sleep thinking of what could of happnened and now as im writing this im almost about to cry because I know I'm not going to be able to see the person who has brought joy to my life taught me things I didn't know my mentor he was family. I can't say no more its simply everybody loves you Mr. Justin and nothing else can be said but it could of been prevented man. I love you dearly and R.I.P Legends Never Die . You are forever with us .

I met and reported to Justin in the Sales Department at the Atlanta CVB. He always believed in me and was the reason for my promotion in the department. We shared many laughs, the first one being his first day in the office. My office was across from his and you could hear a pin drop it was so quiet that morning. At one point, he was trying to adjust his chair and the whole chair dropped to the floor with him in it. I couldn't stop the tears from flowing from laughing so hard and all etiquette for him being my new boss at that moment went out the window. We both knew then that the intentions were pure and it set the stage for our working relationship. Things were not always perfect as, in career life, it never is, but I wish I had a chance to tell Justin thank you one more time...he was a great person who reminded me of my big brothers...and I've always known it. To his family (and especially Ashley) - JP's legacy, influence, mentorship, and infectious laughter will never be forgotten. Continue to REST IN PEACE JP... Aprell (former ACVB employee)

Until we meet again...Rest in peace "Justin of Atlanta". As you smile and shine above us, you will be missed and never forgotten.

Justin, you had a smile and personality that would light up the room. Your kindness and warmth brought joy to everyone who knew you. The world will be a little darker without your light. Continue to shine and be a light for us. You will be missed my friend. You will be missed. Sending love, hugs and comfort to Justin's family, friends and colleagues during this extremely difficult time. Although he is no longer here, he will always be in our hearts. Sincerest condolences, Ada Phillips

I never had the pleasure of meeting your loved one.

Even still, today I am sharing in your sorrow and wishing you peace.

Please feel and be assured of God's loving arms around you as He promises to carry you through every heartache. Isaiah 46:4

Furthermore, the promise that God has made is soon to be a reality. John 3:16; 5:28, 29 & Revelation 21:3-5

Managing grief is challenging, this series of articles will help: "Coping With the Loss of a Loved One."

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All the best to you and yours.

I first met JP in 1998 at Spelhouse, but we didn't really become friends until 2002 (our senior year). From that moment Clyde, him and I became very close. As time passed we didn't speak everyday but we were always close. There are too many memories to name, but he was a true friend. As stated by many, he lit up every room and always made sure you were good. Like everyone else, I had a few nicknames, Dev, Mom and Google. I extend my condolences and love to Ashley, JJ and Jolie. - Devin Carter

I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of such a wonderful person. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. RIP Justin. Louis Spost (Hilton Atlanta)

Justin, you will be missed my brother. Thanks your continued support and your friendship over the years. Praying for the family. Much love, Otis Threatt.

Our heartfelt condolences to the Liverett and Page families, as well as all who loved Justin. We pray for the peace of God, strength and comfort now and in the days to come. With love,

Linda and Carleton Nolan

Justin was an amazing person, will always remember you my friend. Thanks for the many memories and your continued support.

Robert, Reva, and Family, we are deeply sorry for your loss, and extend our heartfelt condolences during this painful, sad time. May the Love from family and friends support and sustain you through this difficult journey. We pray that in the coming days, GOD will strengthen you, begin to heal your aching hearts, and help you find Peace. Many hearts are lifting you in Spirit. Bill & Deborah Reeder

I had the pleasure of meeting Justin during the Hyatt days and knowing him as a friend and colleague at Hilton and at the Atlanta CVB. An all around wonderful guy who recommended me for my job at Hilton. I always enjoyed our times together at various industry functions. I'll miss seeing his smiling face and conversations. God bless him and his family. My sincere condolences. Adam Kerth (Hilton Atlanta)

God bless Justin, and the Page family. I knew Justin from back in the day; from YMCA b-ball, to middle and high school. Justin was such a fearless leader on the court; I always admired him for that. And he was definitely kind as well; if he knew you needed something he would help. You'll be missed JP. -Al

Justin and I met while I attended Michigan State University. Justin's smile would light up the darkest places. His energy was positive, contagious and strong. Justin was the life of the party. Rest well Justin. My deepest sincere condolences to the Page family. Sincerely, Shanika "Neek" Chapman.

To the family, friends and colleagues of Justin Page, my sincerest condolences to you. From the Hyatt Regency Atlanta to the ACVB, he was always the same. Always smiling, always polite, always pleasant, and again, always the same. May his soul rest in grace. P. Renee Elliott (Hyatt Regency Atlanta)

To the family, friends and colleagues of Justin Page, my sincerest condolences to you. From the Hyatt Regency Atlanta to the ACVB, he's always been the same. Always smiling, always polite, always pleasant and again, always the same. May his soul rest in grace. P. Renee Elliott (Hyatt Regency Atlanta)

We met in middle school and you were always a pillar of black excellence and humility. Rest well Justin, my prayers are forever with your family. Clorissa

When there are no words to express how I feel about losing my stepbrother Justin. I remember meeting you when you were just a young boy as our parents met and eventually married. That made you my brother. So funny and vivacious. Over the years you grew up into a fine young man, husband, father and achieved many outstanding accomplishments and for that I will always be proud of you. You were bigger than life and somehow life got too big. But you will always be remembered for your charm and that infectious smile. I enjoyed your photos of you loving your family and mostly your children. Rest now brother and be at peace and you will always be loved and truly missed. I will be checking on R.J. and the family for you. Love you Justin!! Your sister Rechica and Family

I remember interviewing Justin. He walked into DDC, freshly dressed with Morehouse swag on FULL display. I was proud. I knew I was going to hire him and I knew he was going to be a star. In short time, he became like a little brother. I remember meeting Ashley (and unknown at the time, JJ). I met Ms. Deb, Anthony, and later RJ and extended family members. JP had indeed become family. When he and Ash moved to California we didn't loose touch, because we were family. Through my job and life changes, we didn't loose touch because were family. When he was interviewing for the ACVB job I was thrilled to highly recommend him and to help him prepare for this leadership role. My "little brother" was becoming a grown man in the tourism industry and I couldn't have been happier. My last conversation with Justin was hard. I challenged him, I expected so much of him. He expected so much for himself. Here we are now. No answers, no joy. Just hope. Hope that JP has found eternal peace, hope that we never forget his laughter, his sincerity, or his friendship.Justin was an amazing young man. JP, I will always be grateful our lives intersected. I pray your soul Rest In Peace. Tiff

I met Justin when he was in his 20s. He did a site inspection with me and a client. The client commented that he was such a gentleman at such a young age. He smiled that contagious smile and said "it was the way I was brought up." Praying God will comfort the Page family.

My first-time meeting Justin was at my home. He was in New Orleans for an industry show. My husband and I planned a game party with a few industry friends, and family. Unbeknownst to me, my husband was picking up a couple of friends from MPI's Industry Show, and Justin was invited to join us. I had plans to pick up a friend, and later learned it was Justin's VP of Sales. When we got to my home, and Justin saw his VP and his VP saw Justin, once we got beyond "what are you doing here" we had the biggest laugh ever. From then on, wherever I would see Justin, he would greet me with the biggest smile and hug. I am saddened, and praying my dear Justin, rest in peace.

Mr. And Mrs. Robert Page:

I had the pleasure of working with Justin for the past 8/9 years as I looked for venues and destinations for my client's conferences. Your son was consistently thorough, pleasant and always professional. He was an asset to hospitality community in Atlanta and will be sorely missed.

Blessings to you and your grandchildren.

Sincerely, Doralen McClinton.

To the Page Family: May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead. Hold tight to your memories - Lean on each other for support - And trust in Jehovah God for strength to endure. "Psalm 46:1 assures us "God is our refuge and strength, a help that is readily found in times of distress." My condolences, S. Acker.

Justin my friend rest in peace you were such a gentle and professional man. I will forever remember your smile and your love for the Hospitality Industry. I remember you from Hyatt Regency Atlanta and Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau and yes the "great Site Inspections" with your Customers oh how they loved your energy! JP you will be missed!

Continued prayers sent to the family. Justin was such a sweet spirit. A gentle giant.

Sending our deepest prayers and condolences to all. We have always enjoyed sharing accomplishments and stories of our children and we will again with the lords help.

To the Page family, my deepest condolences are with you. Every memory of him is with a smile on his face. May you receive the strength of the wind and a peace that only God can deliver during this time. In prayer, a fond hotel colleague.

Reba and Robert, our deepest condolences on the loss of you beloved son Justin. May you find strength and comfort in knowing that he's still with us in spirit and is forever in our hearts. Let us cherish his memory and all of his accomplishments, the many lives that he impacted with his kindness and rejoice in knowing that he built upon the foundation that you and Reba built.

Love Jorge & Angela Sousa

Bob, I vividly remember Justin and his brother playing in Kalamazoo way back in the day. Although this has to be a devastating blow to you and your family I genuinely pray that you reach for the hills from whence cometh your help as you remember Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal. Your son now rests in the bossom of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To God be the Glory.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Page our family sends our love and prayers for the kind of peace that only the Lord can provide. My heart is broken as I imagine your grief. Knowing you as I do, I pray that you will continue to be the ever present and involved grandparents you have always been. Your beautiful grandchildren will know their father more richly because of the stories and memories you continue to share! Much love to you and the entire family. I certainly would be there by your side on Friday if it weren't for the pandemic. Please be safe! We love you!

My deepest condolences and sympathy to the entire Page family. Words are sometimes hard to find. May you find comfort in Gods word at this very difficulty time. 2 Corinthians 1:3,4. Praised be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort,4who comforts us in all our trials so that we may be able to comfort others in any sort of trial with the comfort that we receive from God.

Justin had a contagious smile that will not be forgotten. Sending Prayers and Love to the Family.

I met Justin in middle school. He was always the light of everything. Everyone that knew him could depend on a smile brighter than the sun. He made everyone feel like family. We graduated from high school together. The news of his passing has been a devastating blow to many of us. Our prayers and condolences are with his parents,brother,and especially his children. Rest Easy Justin and continue to be a light for us.

Justin and I met during his years at Hyatt Regency Atlanta and continued through his days at the Atlanta CVB. I remember from the day we started working together, Justin had a good heart and fun loving personality. He was a pleasure to work with and felt great to build a friendship over the years. He brought joy to the room - in fact, I saw him on Monday of last week at the MPI Georgia event and across the room, he waved at me and immediately, I crossed the room to say 'hi' to my friend. I will cherish that memory of seeing him. Sending much love and support to all his family, friends, loved ones and colleagues during this difficult time.

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.