Dennis “Gary” Price
Posted By tatemortuary on June 26, 2009
Dennis “Gary” Price returned to the presence of his Heavenly Father’s love after having his life ended by cancer and complications related to diabetes. He died peacefully with family by his side on Friday, June 26, 2009. Although he has suffered with many health issues, many of those who knew Gary came to know his humor and wit. He was always happy to see his family and friends and was proud of the accomplishments of his children and grandchildren. Gary served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in England where he met his first wife, Patricia. After honorably serving his mission, he married Patricia and both were blessed with five children. Gary served his country in the National Guard. Gary drove truck like his dad “Bish” for a few years of his life until he was injured at work. He learned a new trade as a draftsman and worked as a technical illustrator at Tooele Army Depot until he took medical retirement. In the years that followed, he remarried. Gary and Sheryl shared many good years together. Among those who were there to greet him on the other side of the veil were his parents, Grace Trease and Angus Golden “Bish” Price, his second wife, Sheryl, and his beloved son, Steven. He now walks with them unencumbered by his physical body. He is survived by his two brothers, Carl (Carol) of Ogden, Utah and Ron (Donna) of Payson, Utah; four children, Corey (Amy) of Tooele, Utah, Charlotte (Shawn) of Farmington, Utah, Matt (Trista) of Grantsville, Utah, and Hayley of Salt Lake City, Utah; and eleven grand children, Corbin, Kaiden, Jared, Madison, Rosie, Steven, Gracie, Connor, Breeanna, Walker and Carey. There will be an evening viewing Tuesday, June 30th from 7-8 pm at the same place his funeral will be. Funeral services will be held in the LDS chapel at 415 West Apple Street in Grantsville. Another viewing will be Wednesday, July 1st from 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. with the funeral beginning at 11:00.
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