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Nathaniel Roy Price
<p style="text-align: center;">Nathaniel Roy Price was born to a special union between Lee and Louise Price on June 2, 1950.<br> He graduated from L.G. Pinkston High School, in 1968, where he was a participate in<br> the JROTC Program. For many years, he began his career working at Jones-Blair Paint<br> Company as a Retail Paint Maker. Thereafter, he began working as a bus driver/<br> operator, providing transportation services to senior citizens. He was a member and<br> baptized under the leadership of former Dr. J.J. Raven, of the Greater Progressive<br> Baptist Church, where he sung in the Youth Choir and served on the Usher Board.<br> He was preceded in death by his wife, Joan Price; parents Lee and Louise Price, sister,<br> Myrtle Jean Price; brothers Alfred Lee Price and Robert Earl Price; and niece, Chrishara<br> Deshun Bell.<br> He leaves to cherish his memories: daughter, Sondra Price; son, Nathan Magee (Nate<br> Jr.) and his mother Mary Francis Magee-Smith; stepson Richard Griffin; special friend<br> Janice London and her daughter, Katrina Robinson (Arthur); sister-in-law, Brenda<br> Finley; god sister, Deloris Williams; nieces, Kawana Smith (Bennie Ray Smith, Jr.) and<br> Serkesia Price; nephews Christopher Williams and Demeteras Hamilton; grandkids,<br> Jeremy Price, Kia Price and Christopher Williams, Jr; great grandkids, Ryder Lee Price;<br> Darius Clemons, Aries Richardson and Apollo Richardson, Jr.; great nieces, Akilah<br> Price; great nephews, Tydreon Casey and Bennie Ray Smith, III; great great nephews,<br> Mason and Daston; his favorite cousin, Barbara Ann Ivy; and a host of other cousins,<br> other relatives and friends.</p>June 2, 1950 - October 30, 202006/02/195010/30/2020
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