David Sean Page Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information

David “Chef Bully” Page was born to the late Walter Page, Jr. and Sarah (O’Neill) Page, in Brooklyn, New York on June 15, 1965. He is survived by his wife of 34 years, Stephanie Andrean Page, and five children - Natasha Page, Erica Page, Sean Page, Destiny Page and Nia Page. David fulfilled his Heavenly Father’s duties on earth on Saturday, December 14, 2019, after graciously feeding an entire homeless shelter. David was 54 years old, the same age as his father, Walter Page, Jr. when he passed in 1990. He was summoned back home to the loving arms of the Heavenly Father just a couple hours after kissing the love of his life, Stephanie, on the forehead, with plans of later watching a movie and sharing pizza together. We are all heartbroken, because David will no longer be with us. However, we take solace in knowing that he is in God’s hands, where there is comfort and rest – no pain or suffering. God is love and God’s love was expressed through David. He always displayed kindness to all, and he possessed many gifts and talents. David cracked a lot of jokes and even if they were corny, he would crack himself up and make everyone around him have laugh attacks. He was genuine; he was real. In 2009, David and Stephanie relocated their family to San Antonio, Texas from Rosedale, New York. David was born with an entrepreneurial spirit. However, for the first 25 years of his marriage, David barely cooked, except for his occasional big breakfast, or his “famous not so famous” chicken soup. David and his girls loved watching cooking shows, which is what initially made him decide to become a chef. David attended St. Phillips College in San Antonio, Texas and studied Culinary Arts. When David would cook for family and friends, he would take over the kitchen and boss everyone around. This is how he became affectionately known as Chef Bully – a loud mouth, with a big heart. David became a household name and got the attention of the world when he won a nation-wide food competition on Spike TV’s Frankenfood series in 2014. For the last year and a half, you could find David’s food truck at either Fort Sam Houston or Lackland AFB feeding the troops. The trainees would flock to his truck for his delicious Steak and Mac Attack. He loved serving the troops and he loved the fact that they were serving our country. This was influential in David inspiring his youngest daughter, Nia, to join the Airforce. David loved his family and friends, but he had a special bond with his “Mom and Pop”, Sarah and Kwame Gyetua-Danquah. This relationship kept David always striving to do better and to achieve whatever God’s purpose was for his life. David left an impact on everyone he met, and he will truly be missed, especially by his friends JD, Darryl Baker, Tucker, Chef Todd, Carlos, Salty, Max and Ray. Left to mourn David’s passing are his beloved wife of 34 years, Stephanie Andrean Page; his children: Natasha Page (Enjoli), Erica Page (Alex), Sean Page, Destiny Page, and Nia Page (Alan); mother and step-father: Sarah and Kwame Gyetua-Danquah; siblings: Collette Pridgen, Walter Page, III (Lisa), Patricia Page, and Francis Danquah; nieces and nephews: Nicole Pridgen (Ronald), Andrew Page, Aliyah Dawson, Serena Henry, Walter Page, IV, Isaiah Sepulveda, Jordan Page, Joshua Page and Ronald Moore, III; uncle: James O’Neill (Cambridge UK) and aunt: Shirley Grayer. David also leaves to cherish his memory, a host of cousins, extended family and friends. Lovingly submitted – The Family

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David Sean Page

June 15, 1956 - December 15, 2019