Jeremy Price

Jeremy Price, 36, of Connellsville, formerly of Uniontown and Rowes Run, went to be with our great Lord and Savior on March 15th, after a valiant battle with Stage IV cancer. Jeremy is survived and will be forever missed by his love, soulmate and best friend, fiancé Megan McCormick. His memory will forever be cherished by his big brother, Casey, his wife Allison, and his nieces Isabelle and Candace. Jeremy was the adored grandson of Ed Kaecher “Pap” and the loving nephew of Loretta (Tom) Price and Bobbi Jean Metts and her husband. Jeremy is also survived by a host of other relatives including aunts, uncles, cousins, half-sister Ashlee, and his close friend, Brian. He will also be missed by his best bud; his cat Cuddles P. Jeremy was preceded in death by his parents Randy Price and Rhonda Lynn Sepesy. Jeremy was a proud and respected member of his Uniontown recovery fellowship group through which he experienced nearly six years clean and sober, which was his proudest life accomplishment. Through this fellowship, he made many friends and mentored many other men to reach sobriety. Even through his battle with cancer, Jeremy preached sobriety until the end. Through his battle with cancer, Jeremy found God, and became a born-again Christian shortly before his death. It is through this that we take comfort that Jeremy is pain free, happy and at peace. Jeremy was best known for his statuesque build, deep gravelly voice, and his no-nonsense attitude, but yet was an extremely kind, gentle man. He experienced many challenges and battles in his life at such a young age. He loved wrestling, watching endless series on Netflix, reading, and collecting DVD’s. He is and will forever be loved and missed, as there will only ever be one Jeremy.
Friends and family are welcome to pay their respects on Tuesday March 22nd from 3-7 at RJ Slater IV Funeral Home & Cremation Service 1000 Freeport Rd New Kensington, PA. 15068 A funeral service will directly follow the viewing at 7pm. A memorial service for Jeremy will be held in Uniontown soon; arrangements will be announced on his Facebook page. The family wishes to thank the Palliative Care Team at Forbes Hospital for all their care during Jeremy’s time of need.