Paige Elizabeth Palladino Collins, 55, of West Chester, PA passed away on Saturday, February 21st, 2026 surrounded by her loved ones.

Paige was born July 19, 1970 at Sacred Heart Hospital Delaware County. She graduated from William Tennent High School in 1988 and received her Bachelor of Science  from Temple University in 1992. Paige then went on to pursue a successful career in accounting working for Kurt Schneider Accountant, Chase Bank, Siemens, and Eye Physicians and Surgeons, P.A..

Paige was a wife, a mother, a daughter, a sister and an aunt. She is survived by Joseph, father to daughter Callie and son Max, parents Joseph and Arlene, sister Dara (Brian) and aunt to Destiny and Skye. 

Paige was one of the most beautiful people and souls to grace this earth. She made everyone she met feel loved and wanted. So many felt compelled to call her “mom” because that is who she was, first and foremost: a mother. She held her arms open to everyone, completely selfless, almost to a fault. Her absence will leave a large void in this world and in the hearts of many.

Paige was very creative. She used her mind to enrich the lives of others. For Callie and Max growing up that meant inventing new ways of interacting with their environment, whether it was turning the house into a small town to ride their scooters through or creating an elaborate treasure hunt to live out their National Treasure dreams, Paige made it fun.

Whatever the event Paige also had a dessert ready winning the hearts of many with her bread pudding, the decorating of cakes and  cookies and her chocolate-covered pretzel trays for dear friends.

Nothing compared to Paige’s craft skill, however. There was seldom a medium she couldn’t meet with raw talent. A natural-born artist, Paige dabbled in everything from painting and crocheting to jewelry making.

In her private life, Paige was an avid podcast listener and writer, deep in the worlds of law, economics, and politics. Unbeknownst to many, she was highly acclaimed in her community and successfully took down many high-profile scam artists on the social media scene. Had Paige had the chance to recover from her veritable disease, she would have liked to pursue forensic accounting to combine her love of investigation, justice and money.

 

Paige is already deeply missed by many, MANY people whose lives she touched. She wanted everyone to be happy and fill their lives with joy. That was her one and only wish.  She will be remembered for her jubilance and generosity!