Clarence Page Biography
Clarence Page is an American known journalist and columnist. He works for Chicago Tribune writing regular columns and he is also a member of its editorial board.
Clarence Page Age
Clarence Page was born in Dayton, Ohio, in the United States on June 2, 1947. He is 74 years old.
Clarence Page Height
Clarence stands at a height of 5 ft 7 in/1.7m tall.
Clarence Page Education
Clarence Page finished his high school course in 1965 at Middletown High School. Then he received his bachelor of science in journalism from Ohio University.
Clarence Page Family
Clarence’s parents are Clarence Hannibal and Maggie Williams. Moreover, his mom was the owner of a catering service while his father worked in the factory. In addition, he was brought up in a family of African-American descent. While he was young, he was undetected with ADD(Attention Deficit Disorder). For that reason, he considers ADD as the perfect match since he found news writing was short and deadlines assisted him in staying focused while in High School.
Clarence Page Wife
Clarence got hitched to Lisa Johnson in May 1987. The duo is blessed with a son, Grady Jonathon who was born on June 3, 1991. After getting him they moved to Washington, DC. Prior, he was married to Leanite McClain in the late 70s’, but they later separated and Leanite passed away after committing suicide in 1984 after suffering from depression.
Clarence Page Salary
Clarence receives an annual salary of $100,000.
Clarence Page Net Worth
Clarence has an approximated net worth of $4 million.
Clarence Page Career
Presently, Clarence works for the Chicago Tribune since 1984 as a columnist and a member of the editorial board. He got this job after the death of his ex-wife, Leanita McClain who was at first writing columns for the tribune. Before he worked in the community affairs department for CBS.
During his time there, he uplifted his profile and worked on the station’s talk shows as an analyst. But he first worked at the Chicago Tribune in 1970. He was drafted into the army during the Vietnam War after reporting for Tribune for six months.
In addition, he was later promoted to public relations duty in Germany and Fort Lewis, Washington. But 9n 1971, he returned to the Tribune where he held the responsibility for the coverage of courts, religion, neighborhoods, and police before taking his leave in 1980.
During his thirty years as a columnist, he has been the recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1989, the Edward Scott Beck Award for foreign reporting, and the Illinois United Press International award.
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