Moses Paige - beloved father, devoted friend, and dancing enthusiast - passed away peacefully on August 10, 2023, at the age of 73, in his hometown of Pittsview, Alabama. Born on January 1, 1950, Moses brought joy and laughter to everyone whose lives he touched.

Known for his undeniable charm and infectious smile, Moses had a heart as big as his signature dance moves. Whenever the music started playing, you could always find him on the dance floor, grooving to the beat like nobody's business. His moves were so legendary that even the birds would join in by chirping along.

Moses had an insatiable love for life and all things chocolate. His sweet tooth was matched only by his love for his family and friends. He provided a listening ear, unwavering support, and the best advice (whether you asked for it or not). His door was always open, and his home was filled with laughter and warmth. Whether you needed a shoulder to cry on or a dance partner, Moses was there for you.

In his early years, Moses pursued a career as a professional cake decorator, leaving tasteful artistry in his wake. Although his career took a different turn, he continued to bring happiness to others through his baking skills. Moses was known to surprise his friends and neighbors with delectable treats, ensuring that nobody could resist his culinary magic.

When asked about his secret to happiness, Moses would always say, "Focus on the good, dance like nobody's watching, and eat chocolate every day." Those words will forever echo in our hearts as a reminder of the man who laughed, danced, and loved fiercely.

Moses leaves behind a trail of beautiful memories in the hearts of his children, Grace and Jacob. Their father was their hero, their biggest supporter, and the first person to teach them how to dance without stepping on each other's shoes.

A celebration of Moses Paige's life will be held on August 16, 2023, at his favorite gathering spot, the Pittsview Community Center. In honor of his vibrant spirit, please wear your brightest and most colorful clothes.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to the local dance studio where Moses once took jazz classes, ensuring that future generations can continue to dance like nobody's watching, just the way he did.

Moses lived a life filled with laughter, love, and an incredible sense of rhythm. Let us remember him as the man who taught us to dance through life and find joy in every step.