Condolence: Your obit card talks about "Footprints in the Sand". Your footprints would be deep, my longtime friend, 'cause you were always willing to carry someone, or something !! RIP ! Have missed you for about 15 years. DJ

Condolence: Deepest Sympathy for your loss. Miles was a great guy and a true gentleman with a great sense of humor. We were lucky to have known him and will miss him.

Condolence: I want to thank you for all you did for my girls. You have touched so many lives and you will be deeply missed. See you on the other side:)

Condolence: Our deepest sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Page family. Miles was the personification of a true gentleman, sportsman, friend and about the nicest guy you could ever hope to meet. We will all miss him, his great sense of humor, and his booming hellos as soon as he saw you. We consider ourselves lucky and blessed to have known Miles.

Condolence: My sympathy and prayers for the Page family. I've had the pleasure of knowing the whole family since our days together at UML with both Miles and David playing on our baseball team. It doesn't get any better than those years when we were playing for a national championship and the support we got from Miles and the whole family. Miles was a great baseball/softball guy and I thank him for all the support and confidence he had in me to coach up Miles Jr. and David Harne. That whole group of parents were the best! I hope we provided a sense of accomplishment for Miles. I know I have a lot of great memories of Miles and those years in particular. Tough shoes to fill. God bless.

Condolence: SO SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF MILES.HE WAS WELL LIKED AT THE WESTFORD PO REST WELL MY FRIEND. DICK LAHUE

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss. Miles was one of the nicest guys in the senior softball league, and certainly one of the most humorous. I always looked forward to coaching at first base or getting a single when he was playing, as he'd invariably come up with a funny comment, story or opinion. He was truly one of a kind, and we will miss him greatly.

Condolence: Growing up in Wellesley, the Page name was synonymous with youth sports. I had the good fortune of being just young enough that Milesy would ump my Babe Ruth baseball games, and later help coach my Legion team with Miles Sr.. Always laughing and smiling and teaching, even from behind the plate. What I'll always remember is standing on the mound waiting for a new ball to be put into play. When he tossed one in to me, it was almost always a nasty breaking ball that I could barely get my glove on. He brought fun into the game that way, and I've always appreciated that gift. He even made delivering Town Reports fun...which is miraculous! I am privileged to have known him, and it is with genuine sadness that I offer my most sincere condolences.

Condolence: I worked with Miles at Raytheon. When I first met him at a men's softball practice he nicked name me Pumpsie and that's been my name ever since. He loved giving his players nicknames. He taught me so much about how softball should be played. He always said if you play better teams then you'll get better. He said he will play anyone anytime. I really love the guy and he will be missed. My condolences to the family.

Condolence: So sorry for your loss. I have great memories of Miles when he would umpire our games. A sweet man for sure. God Bless.

Condolence: Dianne and family. Susan and I are saddened by the passing of Miles. You and your family are truly blessed to have had such a devoted Husband and Father in your life. We will always remember the man who had a perpetual smile on his face and a pat on the back for everyone as the Nashua Senior Softball Leagues cheerleader. We will miss him as will everyone who knew him. He will always be in our prayers. May God bless Miles, you and your family.

Condolence: I was saddened to hear of Miles’ passing. We have fond memories of Miles from his coaching travel softball with my Dad and as an umpire when my daughter played. Miles made everyone feel special when they stepped up to the plate. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Our deepest condolences to the Page family.

Condolence: I was so sadden when I heard about the passing of Miles. He has taught me so much in my life that I will never forget. From softball clinics, to being my umpire, to screaming to the next field at monahan to say hello to my dad. I will always miss those hugs when I would see you when I came back from school and you calling me Elmo. Thank you for being my inspiration in the softball world and never giving up on me. You have taught me so many things that I will hold onto for a lifetime. My condolences go out to the entire Page family and I am deeply sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Miles You can’t ever say enough about this dynamic man. We will always remember Miles as a winner with his friends, his sports and especially his family. We thank you, Diane and the Bobcats for being a special part of our lives. Till we meet again,

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy to your Family. It saddens me to hear of your loss. He was such an amazing man. Always a big smile on his face and joking around. He was so good to the kids. Never did he forget all the crazy nick names he gave the girls. Miles will be sadly missed, but never forgotten. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers. Mark, Robin, Brooke, Brittany & Olivia

Condolence: To the Page family- I had the pleasure of working with Miles when he was working for the Westford post office. He may have been the loudest man in the office but he was also the kindness and funniest person I have ever had the pleasure of encountering. We were all looking forward to seeing him at Richie's annual Patriots cookout. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Condolence: Went to high school (Wellesley) with Miles. Played baseball with him. Great sense of humor, friendly and personable to everyone. Have not seen him since graduation, '65. I shall remember him with fondness and a smile.

Condolence: My sincere, heartfelt condolences to Diane and children, Michelle, Kim, Daphne and Miles. It has been a pleasure knowing you all these years as former students and co-working with Kim at Englesby and Lakeview. It became an even greater pleasure to meet and know your mom and dad these past six years on the softball diamond. Your dad was truly the "life of the party" at every Nashua Senior Softball game. He loved everyone and everyone loved him. He was the best cheerleader in the league and was truly a positive influence for everyone, no matter what team they played on, always telling players what a great offensive or defensive play they made. I, for one, will miss our laughable bantering back and forth and especially my visits with him at first base, because we both knew he wasn't going to visit me at third! Rest In Peace my friend.

Condolence: Diane our deepest condolence! When we heard the news we were stunned! I enjoyed very much our Red Sox talks at JCP and Rays talks at Kenwood! Unfortunately we will be away this weekend. And will not be able to attend the services. What a great person!!!

Condolence: Our deepest sympathies, Diane, for you and the whole family. We are so sorry for your great loss.

Condolence: My deepest sympathies to all of Miles family, he was a special man and I had the pleasure to meet through a love we both enjoyed, Girls fastpitch softball , I enjoyed the competition but making a friend those many years ago. Rest In Peace Coach. Al & Missy Collins

Condolence: To the Page family so sorry for your loss. He was such a good soul always upbeat with a big smile. Last time I saw Diane and Miles they were sitting on a rock along field B cheering on his teammates. Of course he had a big smile on his face as Diane did too. He will be missed. Joe

Condolence: To the Page Family: we are so sorry for your loss. He was a great man who has an amazing legacy. Thank you for sharing your dad with all of us.

Condolence: Was there ever a more positive, upbeat, supportive person? I know if I were having a tough game he would always have something positive to say. Diane, the two of you were such a joy at the games. I am truly saddened and stunned. I will truly miss him. steve

Condolence: Diane and family, my heartfelt sympathy to you for your loss. Miles was such a great friend to all. We’ll certainly miss his big smile and always happy presence.

Condolence: Diane, There is no one who can play first base like Miles. His laughter and love of the game will remain in our hearts. Know that you and your family are in our prayers.

Condolence: I am so sorry for your loss... Miles was a true gentleman. I will miss him very much.