Paige's Story
Meet Paige
Before there were rocks, maps, stories, and adventures, there was simply Paige.
Before There Were Rocks
Before there were rocks
Before there were rocks, maps, stories, and adventures, there was simply Paige.
Paige was a daughter. A sister. A granddaughter. A friend. A traveler. A singer. A Disney lover.
She was a person who loved going places — a person who noticed the small things, who found joy, who gave love, and who made memories wherever she went.
The people who knew her best remember the little things: her hugs, her sense of humor, her routines, her expressions. The moments that made them look at each other and say, "That’s Paige."
Paige's Journey
Paige's journey
Paige lived with Dravet Syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy, and later received a diagnosis of schizophrenia. Her medical history is part of her story — it is not the definition of her story.
Paige faced challenges that most people will never know. The conditions she lived with were real, and they shaped parts of her life in ways that mattered.
But Paige was never defined by what happened to her. She was a daughter. A sister. A granddaughter. A friend. A traveler. A singer. A Disney lover. A person who loved going places, who found joy, who gave love, who made memories, and who was deeply loved.
Her Life Was More Than Her Diagnoses
Her life was more than her diagnoses
A diagnosis is a fact. It was never the whole truth about who Paige was.
September 5, 2024
September 5, 2024
Paige died on September 5, 2024.
Her story did not end there. The people who love her chose to carry it forward.
The Story Continues
The story continues
A little piece of Paige now travels through the world — hand to hand, place to place, adventure to adventure.
That piece is a Princess Paige Rock. The rocks are not a replacement for Paige’s story. They are a way of carrying it.
Each rock is an invitation to meet Paige, to know her, and to remember her. Princess Paige Rocks are how her story travels. Paige’s Promise is what grows around that journey.
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