Danny Price was born on March 11, 1960 in Elk City, Oklahoma where he spent most of his life. He was set free from sins law on March 28, 2018.
He is survived by his wife, Veronica Price, two daughters, two step-daughters & their spouses, his mother, two brothers, and four grandchildren. He leaves behind many more family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his father and his grandparents.
One day Danny found a big red book in the console of his car. He wondered what it was, started reading it and didn’t put it down until he finished. He knew he had found something special – his new life – the TRUTH! Danny went full speed ahead and dedicated his life to Jehovah and symbolized it by baptism on January 11,1986. Danny never looked back. All he wanted to do was his very best for Jehovah. He married Veronica on October 4, 2012 and together they served Jehovah doing all they could in his service. They moved to Tahlequah in 2013 and worked hard in the congregation.
Danny was zealous for Jehovah’s name. And he felt it was VITAL for all to learn about the wonderful God he worshipped and the promises for the future. Danny had strong faith and conviction for what was right and stood up for Jehovah’s sovereignty. He eagerly awaited seeing Jehovah vindicate His name.
He served as a regular pioneer and ministerial servant in the congregation. Yet as busy as those privileges are, Danny never felt like he was doing enough! He always wanted to do more. He was a glistening example of faith, perseverance, and fortitude!
We will miss him greatly and will feel his absence – but we know it’s just around the corner that we’ll greet our “buddy” again!
“FOR I AM CONVINCED!”
He is survived by his wife, Veronica Price, two daughters, two step-daughters & their spouses, his mother, two brothers, and four grandchildren. He leaves behind many more family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his father and his grandparents.
One day Danny found a big red book in the console of his car. He wondered what it was, started reading it and didn’t put it down until he finished. He knew he had found something special – his new life – the TRUTH! Danny went full speed ahead and dedicated his life to Jehovah and symbolized it by baptism on January 11,1986. Danny never looked back. All he wanted to do was his very best for Jehovah. He married Veronica on October 4, 2012 and together they served Jehovah doing all they could in his service. They moved to Tahlequah in 2013 and worked hard in the congregation.
Danny was zealous for Jehovah’s name. And he felt it was VITAL for all to learn about the wonderful God he worshipped and the promises for the future. Danny had strong faith and conviction for what was right and stood up for Jehovah’s sovereignty. He eagerly awaited seeing Jehovah vindicate His name.
He served as a regular pioneer and ministerial servant in the congregation. Yet as busy as those privileges are, Danny never felt like he was doing enough! He always wanted to do more. He was a glistening example of faith, perseverance, and fortitude!
We will miss him greatly and will feel his absence – but we know it’s just around the corner that we’ll greet our “buddy” again!
“FOR I AM CONVINCED!”
Danny Price was born on March 11, 1960 in Elk City, Oklahoma where he spent most of his life. He was set free from sins law on March 28, 2018.
He is survived by his wife, Veronica Price, two daughters, two step-daughters & their spouses, his mother, two brothers, and four grandchildren. He leaves behind many more family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his father and his grandparents.
One day Danny found a big red book in the console of his car. He wondered what it was, started reading it and didn’t put it down until he finished. He knew he had found something special – his new life – the TRUTH! Danny went full speed ahead and dedicated his life to Jehovah and symbolized it by baptism on January 11,1986. Danny never looked back. All he wanted to do was his very best for Jehovah. He married Veronica on October 4, 2012 and together they served Jehovah doing all they could in his service. They moved to Tahlequah in 2013 and worked hard in the congregation.
Danny was zealous for Jehovah’s name. And he felt it was VITAL for all to learn about the wonderful God he worshipped and the promises for the future. Danny had strong faith and conviction for what was right and stood up for Jehovah’s sovereignty. He eagerly awaited seeing Jehovah vindicate His name.
He served as a regular pioneer and ministerial servant in the congregation. Yet as busy as those privileges are, Danny never felt like he was doing enough! He always wanted to do more. He was a glistening example of faith, perseverance, and fortitude!
We will miss him greatly and will feel his absence – but we know it’s just around the corner that we’ll greet our “buddy” again!
“FOR I AM CONVINCED!”
He is survived by his wife, Veronica Price, two daughters, two step-daughters & their spouses, his mother, two brothers, and four grandchildren. He leaves behind many more family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his father and his grandparents.
One day Danny found a big red book in the console of his car. He wondered what it was, started reading it and didn’t put it down until he finished. He knew he had found something special – his new life – the TRUTH! Danny went full speed ahead and dedicated his life to Jehovah and symbolized it by baptism on January 11,1986. Danny never looked back. All he wanted to do was his very best for Jehovah. He married Veronica on October 4, 2012 and together they served Jehovah doing all they could in his service. They moved to Tahlequah in 2013 and worked hard in the congregation.
Danny was zealous for Jehovah’s name. And he felt it was VITAL for all to learn about the wonderful God he worshipped and the promises for the future. Danny had strong faith and conviction for what was right and stood up for Jehovah’s sovereignty. He eagerly awaited seeing Jehovah vindicate His name.
He served as a regular pioneer and ministerial servant in the congregation. Yet as busy as those privileges are, Danny never felt like he was doing enough! He always wanted to do more. He was a glistening example of faith, perseverance, and fortitude!
We will miss him greatly and will feel his absence – but we know it’s just around the corner that we’ll greet our “buddy” again!
“FOR I AM CONVINCED!”
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