Paige L. McDonald aka "Chief" died at the age of 70 in his home in Morrison, OK. Friday, July 26, 2013.

Paige was born June 5, 1943 in Pawnee, OK. His parents were John McDonald and Eva (Surritte) and step father Harry Childs.  

Paige worked offshore for C&D Wireline as a wireline specialist. Paige was called upon often and known as The Best in the business and was wanted by many.  

Paige was in the U.S. Army and served his time in Vietnam, something he had never forgotten. He made many friends while serving his country and was very proud of his accomplishment.

Paige enjoyed crafting and helping others and donated to several charitable organizations regularly. Known for his humor and his wit and the biggest heart of anyone. Thanks to his brothers, Paige was able to spend his last years at the peaceful home he loved and needed “THE FORTY”.

Paige was predeceased by his parents and his sisters Judy McDonald and Patsy Rhymes.  

Paige is survived by his son Paige H. McDonald and wife Debra of Blackwell, OK. daughter Regan McDonald Unap and husband Robert Unap Jr. of Skiatook, OK. and his many grandkids; Jeffery McDonald of Tennessee, Christopher Schoonover of Ponca City, Chance McDonald, Jewell McDonald, Robert Unap III, Joseph Unap and Laura Unap of Skiatook, OK. His siblings; Charles McDonald of Louisiana, Thelma McCarty and her husband Sim of Hominy, OK. Virginia Rush of Ponca City, OK, Roland Childs and his wife Frances of Guthrie, OK. Brother-in-law; Danny Rhymes of Ninnekah, his Dog "Prince" and his many many friends.  

Wake services will be 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 30, 2013. Traditional meal will be NOON Wednesday, July 31, 2013 with Services to follow at 2 p.m. officiated by CW Clearwater. Casket bearers will be Paige H. McDonald, Chance L. McDonald, Robert Unap Jr., Shawn McCarty, Tim Hurt Jr., Brice Rhymes, Monty Harris, Julian Childs, Christopher Schoonover and Larry Vessey. Honorary Casket Bearers are Charles McDonald, Mitch McDonald, Mitchell McDonald and Simion McCarty. Military Honors will be provided by the U.S. Army Honors Team from Ft. Sill, OK. Paige will be laid to rest on the hill in the Ponca Tribal Cemetery at White Eagle, OK. Thank you to all friends and family members that have helped during this hard time you are loved and appreciated!

"The thrill is Gone"