In Loving Memory of Ronald Gordon John Price
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Comments 9
Beautiful service for a great man. Thank you Rupert for sharing your feelings, memories and words about Pricey. My parents, Vince & Averil, along with my brother, Dave & I spent countless hours at Brothers, many with Pricey and Jude. Love and prayers to Jude and your family.
Carmel Allwood (nee Thompson)
Pricey and I met at the All Black factory Sacred Heart College in 1959. We played in the 1962 1stXV and were banned from being Altar boys after some wine went missing. We flatted together in Auckland and remained good mates ever since.
He was always a loyal friend, a funny guy, and a man who was devoted to his family and rugby.
My condolences to Jude, Melissa, Natalie and Simon and grand kids
Confortare esto vir
Rest in peace now Ronnie.
To Jude, Mel and family a beautiful service for such wonderful man. Thoughts are with you at such a tough time.
Sympathy to Judy and all. Though I did not know him well, i certainly heard lots of great things about him.
A beautiful service. My deepest condolences to the family. I first met Ronnie in 1987 when I first played with Brothers . My Friday night team from 2012 won the premiership with Ronnie at the helm. The last time he coached. Memorable times. He had such an influence over his players, on and off the field. I wish I could have been there for the service, unfortunately I’m back in Calgary. Again, my deepest condolences to the Price family.
Sending our love virtually. We are so honoured to be a part of this celebration, from Boston. Hugs to all xoxo
To Ron’s family.
So sad to hear of his passing. Ron and I played First XV rugby together at Sacred Heart College Auckland in 1961.
He was a bloody good guy then and was even a “good” Rugby player.
We lost contact over the years but from reading the recent sad eulogies of his wonderful life, He appears to have never changed. A sad passing.
Farewell Ron
Judy, Melissa, Natalie, Simon, So sorry to hear of Ron’s passing. I, m glad we had the pleasure of meeting him when you came to England. A lovely chap.
Judy,Melissa,Natalie and Simon
Very sorry to hear of Ron’s passing we had many a good time together both inside and out of work he will never be forgotten.