Louis Price, son of the late Reverend Julian Price Sr. and Lizzie Mae

Brunson was born on July 21,1938 in Augusta, Georgia. He departed this

life peacefully on June 3, 2019 in the early morning hours.

Louis affectionately known as BUBBLES to family and friends, worked at

Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point for many years and finished his career at

the University of Towson where he retired in 1998. He was a graduate of

Dunbar High School.

Bubbles was a kind and compassionate man who loved his family and

friends. He was also very active in social justice issues and a staunch

supporter of the Black Panther Movement and a participant in many

marches and rallies. He had a zest for life enjoying things like fishing and

music and was always a sharp dresser, one who had a hat for every

occasion.

In addition to his parents Louis was preceded in death by his wife Ruth Ann

Price, his sisters Joyce Wood, Elouise Moseley, Julia Mae Williams and

nephew Willie Gene Moseley.

To cherish his memory, Louis leaves behind two brothers, Julian Price Jr.

and Steven Brumfield; two sisters, Martha Smith and Dorothy Price; his

daughter, Stephany Lynn Elliott; stepchildren, Thomas Booze, Kelly Booze

and nephew Andre Marble, niece Monique Mears whom he raised. He also

leaves a host of nieces and nephews family and friends.

Your battle is now over, no more tears flowing down your cheek. No more pain,

no more suffiring, now you are no longer weak. I still do not understand why

this had to happen to you, but I am proud to say you are my Dad, the greatest

man I ever knew. Now you are my Angel, so spread your wings out wide. Please

wrap them around me whenever you see me cry. Our time together was memora-

ble, and God took you way to fast, But the most precious thing to me was you

being there for my first breath And me being there for your last.