Annie Lee Price, (1919 - 2014) - ForeverMissed.com Online Memorials

Let the memory of Annie be with us forever

95 years old
Born on September 25, 1919
Passed away on November 4, 2014

Mrs. Annie Lee Frazier Price of Columbus passed away on Tuesday, November 4, 2014 at her home. She was 95 years of age and resided at 4024 Curry Street.

The Homegoing Celebration for Mrs. Price will be Wednesday, 11:00 a.m. at the Cathedral of Prayer COGIC with interment following Evergreen Memorial Park. Rev. Dr.'s Charles and Gloria Rodgers, pastors, officiating .

Visitation is Tuesday, 2 til 6:00 p.m. at the funeral home.

The cortege will depart from the residence at 10:30 the morning of the service.

Arrangements entrusted to the staff of Progressive Funeral Home, Inc. "A Touch of Dignity for Those Who Care." www.progressivefuneralhome.com

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November 5, 2023

My grandmother passed the day before my birthday. Today is my birthday. I always have good memories of her. I want to live my life as she did hers. Mrs. Annie Lee Price was a great woman who taught me so much. Especially the power of prayer.

September 25, 2021

Thinking of my Grandmother today. She is gone but never forgotten. I thank God for blessing me with her. To Him be all Glory forever and ever!

November 8, 2016

How I miss my Grandmother, Annie L. Price. That's how she signed her birthday cards, "Your Grandmother, Annie L. Price". That memory makes me smile. I just had a milestone birthday without physical her presence, but with wonderful memories of her. I thank God for my "Mama".

November 11, 2014

Mother Price, as I have always called her made such a difference in my life and my daughter's(Herlonda). She being a godly example of a woman of Christ. I carry the wisdom taught to me by Mother Price. Her family at Cathedral of Prayer COGIC and others will miss her smile and gentle presence. Mother Price you live on though all of us. Not good-bye, we will see each other again.GOD'S PROMISE

November 8, 2014

Mrs. Price was my paternal grandmother. She really was the example for me to follow. She filled in for my mother since I was 17 years old. My children never knew my own dear mother, but they knew and loved their "Granny" very much. "Mama" took me to church, showed me how to live by faith, allowed me to learn in her kitchen, encouraged me and advised me. We had a special bond. I'm sad for me, but so happy for her. She is not suffering anymore. I will miss her until I see her again. I will try to teach my grandchildren what she taught me.