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WARREN -- Nathan "Nate Dawg" Page, beloved son, brother, grandson, family member, friend and inspiration to many, passed away on Saturday, Aug. 15, 2026, in Georgia, at the age of 23.
Born on July 4, 2003, Nathan was a one-of-a-kind young man whose humor, personality and loving spirit touched countless lives. Living with Duchenne muscular dystrophy brought challenges most people could never imagine, but Nathan was never defined by his illness or his wheelchair.
Through social media, Nathan and his mother, Sherri Dover, shared their lives and gave people around the world an opportunity to know the person behind the challenges. Their journey inspired others to appreciate life, find joy in difficult moments and recognize the impact one person can have simply by being authentic.
Left to cherish Nathan's memory are his mother, Sherri Dover; stepfather, Alex Dover; father, Nathan Page; brother, Roman; sisters, Shara, Lola and Nakayla; grandmothers, Tamara Harrison and Diana Page; and extended family, friends, loved ones and the countless people who came to know and love him through his journey.
Nathan's greatest legacy is the impact he made on others. He brought smiles, hope, compassion and strength to people far beyond his own community. His mother will continue carrying the message they shared together and keeping his memory alive in his honor. Though Nathan is no longer here physically, his presence remains in every life he touched, every story he shared and every heart that remembers him. He leaves behind more than memories. He leaves behind an impact.
A memorial service celebrating Nathan's life will take place in Warren, Ohio, at Restoration Christian Fellowship Church, 760 Main Ave. SW, Warren, OH 44483. Flowers, memorial contributions, and other expressions of sympathy may also be sent to the church at the address above. Additional service details will be announced by the family.
The family is deeply grateful for every expression of love, support and kindness shown in Nathan's memory.
"In Loving Memory of Nathan "Nate Dawg" Page, July 4, 2003-Aug. 15, 2026.
Forever Nate Dawg.
Forever loved.
Forever remembered.
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