Joseph Paige

On December 30, 2020, Joseph Paige, incredibly loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, son, and friend, passed away at home. Joe was born in Beverly, Massachusetts to Robert Chute and Theresa Chute. Joe deeply touched the lives of those around him and is loved by many. Joe was preceded in death by his father Robert Chute. He is survived by his wife Jamie, daughter’s Robin, Chandel, and Ashley, grandchildren Joshua, Jessica, Nathan, Toby and Annabella, sister’s Debbie and Jennifer, brother’s Craig, Marc, Daniel, David, Rick, Tony, Edward and James, and mother Theresa.

Joe dedicated his life to taking care of his beautiful family and building a legacy devoted to the Lord. Joe was a model machinist at Rockwell Collins/ Collins Aerospace building intricate parts for the aerospace industry for over 25 years. He received numerous awards from his company for his hard work and years of dedication.

Joe loved playing basketball and spent his free time teaching his daughter’s how to play and coaching their basketball teams. He enjoyed golfing, surfing, rock concerts, spending time with his wife and family, helping raise his grandchildren, taking care of his animals and loved the beach like his second home. Being from Massachusetts, Joe was a devout New England Patriots fan and loved attending games with his wife Jamie. Joe was baptized on March 31, 2013, together with his daughter Ashley, and began his journey of serving the Lord with his family.

In March of 2020, Joe was diagnosed with stage four cancer. He chose to fight the cancer as hard as he could by undergoing various chemotherapy treatments and radiation. He remained incredibly brave, courageous and optimistic throughout his nine-month battle.

Joe was such a friendly, kind-hearted, loving and generous man. He was always there when you needed him and took care of others first. Joe was a man of many jokes and he loved laughing. He made it a priority to make others smile and laugh in all circumstances, also. Joe was a role model for his children and their children, and his legacy will forever carryon.