steven price

Steven "Steve" Keen Price, of Sugar Land, Texas devoted Husband, Father, Brother, and Uncle, surrounded by his family, went to be with the Lord January 31, 2015. Born January 18, 1965, in Shreveport La, to parents, W.G. Price and Bebe Nell Price, then moving to Missouri City, Texas where he graduated in 1983 from Dulles High School. From there he attended Steven F Austin "83-85", on to Texas A&M graduating in 1989 with a Bachelor in Business Administration. He was very involved in the Fraternities ATO and Alpha Kappa Psi, where he met and has remained friends with all his Colleagues for many years. Steve was the ultimate Salesman, and worked with many Companies throughout his life, while always diving into each job with enthusiasm and a higher goal, he was working at Vision Rt as a Southwest Regional Sales Manager, at the time of his death. Steve was preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by his loving wife of 19 years Denise Price of Visalia, California, two sons, Easton Keen Price 16, and Hayden Lee Price 12, Sister Pam Travis and husband Tom Travis, older Brother William "Bill" Price and Wife Tannis Price, younger Brother Paul Price and numerous nieces and nephews. Steve, who never met a stranger, jammed at least a 100 years worth of fun, antics, humor, competition, coaching, and loving his family and friends into 50 great years. With great tenacity, Steve had a tremendous passion for competing in Basketball in his younger life with an unwavering drive which was ultimately his approach in life. He cherished his time and experiences with his friends and relived many funny memories with them and his ATO Brothers at A&M. Once married, his joy and affections honed in on his soul mate, sons, family, and lifelong friendships as these relationships were his cherished gifts of his life and what mattered most. He developed a personal relationship with his Lord and thanked Him for these gifts and his plan for his life. As he fought this battle for 2+ years, his appreciation and love for these relationships appreciated in his heart. His infectious smile, fun-loving sarcasm and humor will be missed. Steve was an avid sports enthusiast, he loved NCAA sports, especially his beloved Texas A&M Aggies, NBA Basketball, NFL Football, and MLB Baseball, and could rattle off statistics as well as any sports announcer. But his true passion with sports, would have to be his coaching. Coach Steve met every game he coached with great competiveness, and he believed in every players ability to be the best they can be. His legacy will live on through many of his players. Steve will also be remembered for his love of music, always ready to belt out a song, given there is a microphone nearby. He felt at ease, commanding an audience, at some of the local Houston Honky Tonks during the early 90's. There is no doubt he is holding an audience in heaven. The Family would like to express their heartfelt thanks to the Doctors, Nurses, Caregivers, and many friends, for the love and care during this time. In lieu of flowers, the family welcomes that memorial contributions be made to the Boys college fund. Checks made payable to; CollegeAmerica and sent to RPC Wealth Management Two Post Oak Central, 1980 Post Oak Blvd. Ste. 1630, Houston Texas 77056. A celebration of life will be held at River Point Church 5000 Ransom Road, Richmond, Texas 77469 on Monday Februsry 9, at 2 o'clock with a reception immediately following. Woop!