In Memory
Patricia Price

It is with heavy hearts and an abundance of love that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, Patricia Jean Price, on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at the age of 91, surrounded by the family who meant everything to her.
Born in Victoria, British Columbia, on July 17, 1935, Patricia was a woman of remarkable strength, fierce determination, and unwavering devotion to those she loved. Above all else, Patricia was a mother. Her children and grandchildren were her greatest pride and joy, and her love for them knew no bounds. She was the mom who always showed up. Whether it was driving to hockey games, ballet classes, Girl Guide camps, cookie sales, or high school ski trips, whenever someone needed a volunteer, she was there. when her children came home selling something for a school fundraiser, she could always be counted on to buy practically the entire stock! There was simply no limit to her enthusiasm when it came to supporting her children.
But perhaps one of her greatest gifts as a mother was knowing when to step forward and when to stand back. As her children grew, she gave them the freedom to make their own choices and find their own paths, while making sure they always knew she was there if they needed her. Her love was constant, her support unwavering, and her pride in her family immeasurable.
Patricia (Gabby) leaves behind her beloved children, Ronald David Price (Carla), Brenda Margaret Price (Sheila), Laura Elizabeth Niemi, and Lorraine Leola MacFarlane (Darcy); her cherished granddaughters, Jessica Emily and Kaitlyn Amanda McFarlane; and her loving sister, Leola Gibson. She is predeceased by her parents, James Stenhouse Gibson II and Margaret Alice Gibson and her brother, James Stenhouse Gibson III.
The family wishes to express their deepest gratitude to the wonderful staff at Cambridge Manor for the exceptional care, kindness, and love they showed Patricia. A very special thank-you goes to Ruth, who was Patricia’s constant source of support and devoted caregiver for more than four years. Her compassion, dedication, and loving presence meant more to Patricia and her family than words can express.
After 91 years of love, laughter, strength, and a lifetime of memories, Patricia leaves behind a family who will miss her more than words can express. Her love will remain with us always, her laughter will echo in our memories, and her spirit will live on in the family she loved so dearly.