A Gold Shore body builder and fitness model have died in her sleep merely hrs after discussing a video on social media showing her getting ready for her next workout.
Andy Page, 32, complained of a pain in her side prior to she went to bed on Saturday night as well as never ever made it to her exercise.
Mrs. Page’s husband Nathan Pag who is also the competition judge confirmed the devastating news on his Facebook profile on Wednesday in an emotional tribute to his life partner.
“It is with our deepest sorrow to inform that Andy passed away in her sleep. No words can express this sudden and tragic event.”
On his Instagram account, Mr. Page commemorated her again claiming:
“In memory of Andy Page. I love you, baby.”
The news of the beloved fitness model & nutritional expert’s passing left the close-knit bodybuilding community totally shattered.
Jessica Viera was a close friend as well as a client of Mrs. Page that defined her as one of the “greatest assets” of the Australian fitness industry.
“Australia has just lost a very inspiring woman, you have left a legacy behind you Andy, you touched and moved the souls of many including mine. It was such a privilege to have known you. I promise you I will do you so proud,”
Ms. Viera wrote on her Instagram page.
“I knew Andy back in her surf and boxing days way before our fitness industry days and she has always been an inspiration with everything she pursued, a truly beautiful soul taken way too soon,”
Angie Moore wrote on the Facebook page.
“Andy was such a beautiful women at heart she was also an amazing athlete. She is now an angel looking down on you Nathan. She will never leave your heart!”
Adam Waite said.
Mrs. Page was a professional athlete, swimming at a national level and also contending for the Australian Surf Lifesaving titles for Kurrawa.
The funeral service will certainly be held on Thursday in Nerang with a gathering to celebrate her life after that at the Kurrawa Surf Club.
Mr. Page asked for donations to animal charity ‘Best Friends Rescue’. Instead of purchasing florals, also he asked for privacy to allow the family to grieve.
