Margaret "Paige" Johnson

Paige "Tutti" Johnson passed away peacefully in her home. Like a cat lives multiple lives, so did Tutti (or Margaret or Paige depending on which life you met her). Margaret "Tutti" Paige was born to Christine George in Lake Charles, LA, on April 18, 1958, much to her older sister Patti's chagrin. She quickly became the middle child when her sisters Pam (who preceded her in death) and Paula were born. Tutti Paige excelled in academics, diving, and cheerleading at South Garland High School. She then attended Austin College, where she was active in Greek life. Upon graduation, Tutti moved to Dallas, began going by Paige, and started a successful career in finance and healthcare revenue cycle that spanned over 40 years. She loved mentoring others, sharing her knowledge, and considered her coworkers family. Tutti Paige had a thing for tall guitar players (who doesn't) and met her late husband, WK "Cowboy" Speck. They married and had their only daughter, Rikki Gentry, together. Cowboy had three daughters that Paige loved dearly: Jennifer, Stephanie, and Sara. A few years into marriage, Cowboy's tragic motorcycle wreck left him handicapped. Paige spent the next 20 years being his primary caretaker - fighting vehemently for his healthcare needs and working tirelessly to pay his medical bills. After his death, Tutti Paige discovered a new life with her old college flame, David Johnson. They married and spent several years together traveling, attending Texas Rangers baseball games, and listening to live music. Officially a Johnson, she loved her step-kids, Leah Shoberg and Trey Johnson - but she especially adored the Shoberg grandbabies. While David and Paige are now amicably divorced, they remained good friends, and Paige moved to the north Houston area to begin her last chapter. For the first time, she was living life on her terms, fostering litters of kittens and volunteering with Junior League of The Woodlands. Paige "Tutti" Johnson leaves behind a gaggle of friends she loves wholeheartedly. Nieces and nephews, sisters, stepkids, and grandchildren she decided were her own. People she volunteered with, coworkers, her son-in-law, Dean Wiggs, and Rikki’s friends she adopted. Paige truly believed that family is who you choose it to be. She will be missed every day. The Addison family and staff of Magnolia Funeral Home extend condolences to Page's family and friends during this difficult time.

Margaret "Paige" Johnson

February 25, 2023