Our dear Holly, daughter to Odis and Kathleen Price, age 54, crossed over to heaven on January 28, 2021.
She was surrounded by all her family held with so much love. She is survived by her two very loved daughters Bailey and Whitney, her mother Kathy, brother and sister Shawn and Annette, her partner Ron Vincent, plus many many other family members and friends. She has so many who love her. She was born in Salt Lake City on May 12, 1966 and was raised in the Taylorsville area.
Holly was the life of the party, always the one you could count on to make everybody laugh. Her spirit is vibrant, bold, brave, and tender. She adores working with flowers and crafts, always tending to gardening or different creative projects. She was passionate about many other things like boating with friends, raising Shih Tzu fur babies, tiny animals and pursuing a small farm, loud rock music, her father and brothers race cars, classic beans and rice, helping those in need, and her favorite phrase “Yeehaw!”which always lightened the space with giggles.
She was an entrepreneur, always creating her own businesses and supporting her two children through that, all as a single mom. Her most recent business she built is a black car transportation service, and she adored all she experience through that.
Holly was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer in May 2020, and was very brave in her fight toward her healing. Even while sick, Holly was still so giving, always showing up in the world as a completely selfless, generous, and uplifting guide for everyone who knew her, and even those who didn’t too. She always wanted to be a light in everyone’s life and she was, and is.
She is deeply loved, and held with so much honor in all of our hearts. Her soul courage and playfulness is an inspiration to us all, and the strength she carried through all her life moments is respected tenfold. She was the one everyone knew they could count on, the one to be there to offer her support. She greatly impacted the lives of everyone she met, and will forever be cherish by us all. We love you so much Holly.
We will be holding a celebration of life and doing it Holly’s way, on Thursday, February 11 between the hours of 5 and 8 PM. The Royal will be hosting us, a place that Holly frequented with friends and family and loved to attend for live music. This will be 21+ and mask required, located at 4760 S. 900 E. in Murray.
She was surrounded by all her family held with so much love. She is survived by her two very loved daughters Bailey and Whitney, her mother Kathy, brother and sister Shawn and Annette, her partner Ron Vincent, plus many many other family members and friends. She has so many who love her. She was born in Salt Lake City on May 12, 1966 and was raised in the Taylorsville area.
Holly was the life of the party, always the one you could count on to make everybody laugh. Her spirit is vibrant, bold, brave, and tender. She adores working with flowers and crafts, always tending to gardening or different creative projects. She was passionate about many other things like boating with friends, raising Shih Tzu fur babies, tiny animals and pursuing a small farm, loud rock music, her father and brothers race cars, classic beans and rice, helping those in need, and her favorite phrase “Yeehaw!”which always lightened the space with giggles.
She was an entrepreneur, always creating her own businesses and supporting her two children through that, all as a single mom. Her most recent business she built is a black car transportation service, and she adored all she experience through that.
Holly was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer in May 2020, and was very brave in her fight toward her healing. Even while sick, Holly was still so giving, always showing up in the world as a completely selfless, generous, and uplifting guide for everyone who knew her, and even those who didn’t too. She always wanted to be a light in everyone’s life and she was, and is.
She is deeply loved, and held with so much honor in all of our hearts. Her soul courage and playfulness is an inspiration to us all, and the strength she carried through all her life moments is respected tenfold. She was the one everyone knew they could count on, the one to be there to offer her support. She greatly impacted the lives of everyone she met, and will forever be cherish by us all. We love you so much Holly.
We will be holding a celebration of life and doing it Holly’s way, on Thursday, February 11 between the hours of 5 and 8 PM. The Royal will be hosting us, a place that Holly frequented with friends and family and loved to attend for live music. This will be 21+ and mask required, located at 4760 S. 900 E. in Murray.
Our dear Holly, daughter to Odis and Kathleen Price, age 54, crossed over to heaven on January 28, 2021.
She was surrounded by all her family held with so much love. She is survived by her two very loved daughters Bailey and Whitney, her mother Kathy, brother and sister Shawn and Annette, her partner Ron Vincent, plus many many other family members and friends. She has so many who love her. She was born in Salt Lake City on May 12, 1966 and was raised in the Taylorsville area.
Holly was the life of the party, always the one you could count on to make everybody laugh. Her spirit is vibrant, bold, brave, and tender. She adores working with flowers and crafts, always tending to gardening or different creative projects. She was passionate about many other things like boating with friends, raising Shih Tzu fur babies, tiny animals and pursuing a small farm, loud rock music, her father and brothers race cars, classic beans and rice, helping those in need, and her favorite phrase “Yeehaw!”which always lightened the space with giggles.
She was an entrepreneur, always creating her own businesses and supporting her two children through that, all as a single mom. Her most recent business she built is a black car transportation service, and she adored all she experience through that.
Holly was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer in May 2020, and was very brave in her fight toward her healing. Even while sick, Holly was still so giving, always showing up in the world as a completely selfless, generous, and uplifting guide for everyone who knew her, and even those who didn’t too. She always wanted to be a light in everyone’s life and she was, and is.
She is deeply loved, and held with so much honor in all of our hearts. Her soul courage and playfulness is an inspiration to us all, and the strength she carried through all her life moments is respected tenfold. She was the one everyone knew they could count on, the one to be there to offer her support. She greatly impacted the lives of everyone she met, and will forever be cherish by us all. We love you so much Holly.
We will be holding a celebration of life and doing it Holly’s way, on Thursday, February 11 between the hours of 5 and 8 PM. The Royal will be hosting us, a place that Holly frequented with friends and family and loved to attend for live music. This will be 21+ and mask required, located at 4760 S. 900 E. in Murray.
She was surrounded by all her family held with so much love. She is survived by her two very loved daughters Bailey and Whitney, her mother Kathy, brother and sister Shawn and Annette, her partner Ron Vincent, plus many many other family members and friends. She has so many who love her. She was born in Salt Lake City on May 12, 1966 and was raised in the Taylorsville area.
Holly was the life of the party, always the one you could count on to make everybody laugh. Her spirit is vibrant, bold, brave, and tender. She adores working with flowers and crafts, always tending to gardening or different creative projects. She was passionate about many other things like boating with friends, raising Shih Tzu fur babies, tiny animals and pursuing a small farm, loud rock music, her father and brothers race cars, classic beans and rice, helping those in need, and her favorite phrase “Yeehaw!”which always lightened the space with giggles.
She was an entrepreneur, always creating her own businesses and supporting her two children through that, all as a single mom. Her most recent business she built is a black car transportation service, and she adored all she experience through that.
Holly was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer in May 2020, and was very brave in her fight toward her healing. Even while sick, Holly was still so giving, always showing up in the world as a completely selfless, generous, and uplifting guide for everyone who knew her, and even those who didn’t too. She always wanted to be a light in everyone’s life and she was, and is.
She is deeply loved, and held with so much honor in all of our hearts. Her soul courage and playfulness is an inspiration to us all, and the strength she carried through all her life moments is respected tenfold. She was the one everyone knew they could count on, the one to be there to offer her support. She greatly impacted the lives of everyone she met, and will forever be cherish by us all. We love you so much Holly.
We will be holding a celebration of life and doing it Holly’s way, on Thursday, February 11 between the hours of 5 and 8 PM. The Royal will be hosting us, a place that Holly frequented with friends and family and loved to attend for live music. This will be 21+ and mask required, located at 4760 S. 900 E. in Murray.
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