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In Memory Of

Rodney “Rod” Price, age 64, of Miles City

December 4, 1955 – February 8, 2020

On the early morning of February 8, 2020, Rodney “Rod” Charles Price passed away in his home at Eagles Manor in Miles City, MT.  Rod was 64 years old.

Rod was born on December 4th, 1955 on a cold winter night in Miles City, MT.  He was the second child and second son born to mother, Jeannine Price (Klunder) and father, Forrest “Pat” Price.  Rod joined his brother, Ken Price and was raised on the family farm in Kinsey, MT.  He was later joined by brother, Danny Price and sister, Patti Jo Brewster (Price).  Rod attended Kinsey school through 8th grade and moved on to high school in Miles City where he graduated from Custer County High School in 1975.

Growing up Rod and his brother, Danny were inseparable, they were two peas in a pod, always together.  Rod learned from an early age to work hard, he drove tractors, stacked hay, irrigated, and moved cattle and sheep riding horses.  Others always said that Rod had perfect balance while riding horse whether in the saddle or bare back.  Growing up Rod loved to cook and could put a meal on the table for his family at the age of 12.

Rod met his wife, Terri Price (Tucek) in April of 1976.  They were married on October 15th, 1977.  They had three children together, a daughter, Erin Price, a son, Chad Price, and another daughter, Krystal Lindvig (Price). Rod loved spending time with his family baking, gardening, and taking his family on many camping and fishing trips.  He was quite the fisherman.  Rod was later blessed with two grandchildren, Kale Dunning and Kaison Lindvig.  Rod connected with his grandchildren in a special way.  They called him “papa”.  Papa Rod taught Kale how to fish and the ways of an outdoorsman.  They had developed a strong bond over the love of the same activities.

Rod spent out his days with his family and friends having picnics, fishing, camping, and cooking.  His close pal, Andy Loomis, was always by his side in whatever ventures they had planned for the day.  Rod was a strong, patient, loving, and kind individual.  Many would say they’ve never met a more humble and gentle man.  He would give the shirt off of his back.  There wasn’t a bad bone in his body.  Rod had an impact on everyone he met and will be greatly missed by many.

Rod was proceeded in death by: his father, Forrest “Pat” Price, brother, Danny Price, and close friend, Andy Loomis.

Rod is survived by: his wife, Terri Price (Tucek), mother, Jeannine Price (Klunder), daughter, Erin Price, son, Chad Price, daughter, Krystal Lindvig (Price), grandson, Kale Dunning, grandson, Kaison Lindvig, brother, Ken Price, sister, Pattie Jo Brewster (Price), son in law, Kristian Lindvig, daughter in law, Kristi Price, sister in law, Lynn Price, and brother in law, Wes Brewster.

Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting:  www.stevensonandsons.com.   Should friends desire, memorials can be made to the local food bank or soup kitchen.

 

 

 

Service Schedule

Family to Receive Friends

4:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Tuesday February 18, 2020

Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main St

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Funeral Service

11:00 AM

Wednesday February 19, 2020

Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main St

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Interment

After Funeral Service

Wednesday February 19, 2020

Custer County Cemetery

Cemetery Road

Cemetery Road, Montana 59301

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Service Schedule

Family to Receive Friends

4:00 PM to 6:00 PM

Tuesday February 18, 2020

Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main St

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Funeral Service

11:00 AM

Wednesday February 19, 2020

Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home

1717 Main St

Miles City, Montana 59301

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Interment

After Funeral Service

Wednesday February 19, 2020

Custer County Cemetery

Cemetery Road

Cemetery Road, Montana 59301

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  1. So very sorry to hear of Rod’s passing. He was a very gentle person and I’m sure you will all miss him. My heartfelt sympathy to all the family.

  2. My condolences to Rod’s family and his friends for this loss. He was a kind and thoughtful man and a caring friend. My thoughts and heart goes out to you all.

  3. Jeannine and family, We are so very sorry for the loss of your son. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during these difficult days and the days ahead. May God bless and comfort you all.
    Love Ruben and June Opp

  4. Rod I hope you and your friend Andy are enjoying good fishing in heaven! My sincere sympathy to all of Rod’s friends and family. Rod was a sweet and caring man who made the best cookies and banana bread ever!!

  5. Jeannine and family — so sorry to hear about Rod — our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family – Deb & Bob

  6. Ken and family, we’re so sorry to hear of Rod’s passing. Hugs to all of you, and especially your sweet Mom😢♥️♥️

  8. So sorry to hear this news, my thoughts and prayers are are with the Price family at this difficult time.

  9. So very sorry to hear about Rod, he was such a kind person, so very sad, prayers going out for all of his family

  10. So sorry to hear of Rods passing, I have many memories of him . One of the Kinsey kids.

  11. My prayers and sympathy goes out to the Price family. Rodney was a very sweet kind man. He will be missed.

  12. We are very sorry to hear of Rods passing. You all have our sincere confidences.
    Tom and Lillian Ostendorf

  13. Ivan and I offer our condolences. Rod was always a really nice guy and I know he will be missed. GOD bless you all.

  14. Sorry to hear that Rod passed away,Rod was a very nice man,will miss his cookies and his deer jerky.

  15. Sorry to hear that Rod passed away,Rod was a very nice man,will miss his cookies and his deer jerky,I will miss talking with Rod.

  16. Rod was the best – always kind and helpful and nice to visit with at Farmer’s Market. He will be missed by so many. He was a good friend.

  17. Jeannine, Ken and Patti Jo…so very sorry to hear about Rod. Lots of love and hugs to you all. So many wonderful childhood memories at Kinsey. May he Rest in Peace with Danny and Pat. Keeping you all in my prayers.

  18. Rod was a great friend,he liked to tease me,and I helped him make cookies and he took me on his ice cream truck! He called me a turkey,ha! His birthday was near mine to! He will be missed,alot!

  19. Sorry to hear Will miss Rod great person classmate and friend I was just thinking about him the other day bought a thermos from me asked if I would take a dollar Then thought should have given it to him. Will miss you. Lynn

  22. My condolences to the Price family and all who loved and cared for Rod. The trips to Billings with Rod and Andy and finding great places to eat are fond memories. They are back together now! Thank you Lord!

  23. Goodbye Rod!! Bet you didn’t get a chance to try that gumbo recipe! We will go over it when I see you! I loved you dearly.
    So very sorry to all the family for our loss. RIP ROD! Aunt Joan

  27. Rod was always the voice of reason for me when I moved back to Miles City! He & Danny always had my back & we had some really fun times & good laughs! I’m sure he & Dan have reunited and are catching up doing something fun. Rod is at p ace and not suffering. He deserves that! My condolences🙏 Love you all and I’m sorry I can’t be there to celebrate his well lived life❤️

  28. Jeannine, we are sorry about your loss. Rod had a long struggle with MS and still managed to be pleasant to those around him. God bless you all.

  29. My condolences to all of Rod’s family. I haven’t seen Rod since we were kids in Miles City, but his parents were an important part of my family’s early history. I found their names again recently going through some of my Dad’s stuff – they were the only witnesses when my folks got married in 1952, and stayed in close contact with them for many years. I hope your memories of the good times with Rod help you through these difficult times.

  30. My heart goes out to all of Rod’s family and friends. He was a wonderful man who truly loved everyone. He was a fantastic cook and an outstanding friend. He and Andy were two of my favorite humans. They will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved them.

  32. Teri so sorry about Rod…. I hope your faith carries you through this….hugs to you and your children….Sharon. And Tom..Price

    I have lots of Rods ceramics pieces that I treasure especially my turtle….

  33. oh Dear Sweet Rod.Every good thing said about him is on the mark. We look forward to seeing you again,

  35. Jeanine, Ken, Patti Jo, Terry and families, sorry for your loss. Rod was such a soft kind man. I will miss seeing him. Thoughts and prayers to all the families and his friends. Dawn Rhoads

  36. So sorry to hear about Rod. My thoughts and prayers to the Price family. Hugs to my dear friend Jeannine. 🙏🏻😘❤️

  37. I’m saddened to hear of Rods passing. He was a kind, gentle soul, and will be missed by so many. Prayers for the remaining family. I’m so sorry for your loss. Jeannine, I thinking of you and praying for you my sweet friend.
    Love, Wilma

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