Anne Younker Page

Anne Younker Page passed away on May 6, 2026, in Logan, Utah. Born Carolyn “Anne” Younker in Logan, Utah, on January 15, 1934, to Mildred Bell Stroup and Stanley Wayne Younker. Anne spent her childhood and teen years in North Logan and her senior year in Homestead, Florida, with her Aunt Bell and Uncle Frank. After graduation she returned to Logan to attend Utah State University and graduated with a degree in teaching.

Anne was married to William “Bill” E. Page 1959-1974. Due to Bill's work they moved to Las Vegas, Nevada, in 1963 and then to Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 1964, where she spent many years as an elementary teacher for the Albuquerque Public Schools. After Anne left teaching, she worked at General Electric and Intel.

Anne started her own business, Mon Amie Dolls, making dolls for NDT (neurodevelopmental therapy) students and professionals working with infants and toddlers. Her dolls have been shipped all over the world. The therapy dolls evolved from the Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls her mother made for every child, grandchild, and great-grandchild. In 2011 Anne sold her business and moved back to Logan, Utah. She loved animals, gardening, hot air balloons, and football.

Anne is preceded in death by her parents, Mildred and Wayne Younker, and her brothers, Keith A. and Donald L. Younker. She is survived by her daughters Laurie Page of Logan, Utah; Lucy Page and Susan Page of Bernalillo New Mexico; granddaughter Lisa Christensen of Logan, Utah; grandson Matt Christensen and wife Cylee; and great-grandson Lincoln of Syracuse, Utah.

There will be a private gathering to celebrate Anne’s life.

In memory of Anne, donations may be made to:

The National Humane Society: nationalhumanesociety.org

The Ocean Conservancy: oceanconservancy.org