Price's Legacy
Price was a member of the First Baptist Church of Pampa. He was also a former member of the Downtown Kiwanis International.
Price was recognized posthumously by the Texas House of Representatives in January 2005 in a proclamation presented by his Pampa friend, Warren Chisum. The proclamation cited Price's "sense of humor, strength of conviction, and dedication to public service. Bob Price sought to make a positive difference in the lives of others, and he leaves behind a legacy of achievement that will surely inspire those who will follow in his footsteps."
Price died in Pampa. In addition to his wife "Marty", he was survived his son, Carl Benjamin Price (married to the former Kelly Wiemann); daughter, Janice Price Johnson (married to Marc Johnson), and brother, Benjamin F. Price, Jr. (married to Ruth Price). There are seven Price grandchildren — Nicholas, Miles, and Elise Johnson and Courtney, Grayson, Bridget, and Daniella Price. He is interred at Fairview Cemetery in Pampa. His long time canine companion "Waggs" soon followed Price in death.
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