Elizabeth "Betty" Ann Price

Born and raised in Attleboro, MA, Betty was educated in the Attleboro School System, and married her husband, Donald Francis Price in early May of 1957. She worked in the precious gems department of the L.G. Balfour Company and later became the bookkeeper of Brownell Industrial Supply. They fell in love with Cape Cod and retired there in 1986, where they were residents of their beloved home in Sandwich, Massachusetts for more than four decades. The couple wintered in Fort Lauderdale, FL for many years. They were never found far from warm sunshine, coastal breeze, and good times by the water.

She is survived by her three children; Kevin Price and his wife Kathryn of Ashland, MA, Donna Price and her partner Jay Sylvester of Marstons Mills, MA, and BethAnne (Price) Hollett and her husband David of Sandwich, MA; and her three grandsons, Brody Hollett and his wife Emily, Garrett Hollett, Ethan Hollett and his partner Jordyn Daylor; And her beloved puppy LeeLoo. She is additionally survived by her sister-in-law; Ann (Price) Garafano and her husband Raymond, among many other nieces, nephews, and friends.

She now joins her husband Donald, to whom she was married for more than 58 years, her parents Cecilia and Patrick McKearney, her sister Mary McKearney, and brothers Robert McKearney and John McKearney, in eternal rest.

Betty was a natural gardener with a love of all things that grow (most especially her flowers), an avid baker with a honed instinct in the kitchen, and a skilled knitter and crocheter. Always creating, she often made gifts of her work. She was most proud of her grandmother’s traditional English fruitcake, which she made and shared with her family and friends each Christmas.

Spending time with her family was the most important thing in her life; her most cherished occupation of all was being a grandmother. Her grandsons, who knew her as “Nanny,” were never without her unconditional love, and she never failed to express her pride in each of them and how grateful she was to see them grow up. She is the heart of many fond family memories and much laughter.

Betty’s family is extremely grateful for the compassionate care provided by the entire Continuum Hospice team; Candy and Gretchen made an incredible impression on Elizabeth.

A communicant of Corpus Christi Parish, she was a devout Roman Catholic, and passes now into the merciful hands of the Lord.

Visitation will be held on Thursday June 4, 2026 from 9:30-10:30 am at Nickerson-Bourne Funeral Home, 154 Route 6A, Sandwich, MA. Funeral Mass will take place at Corpus Christi Parish, 11 am, 324 Quaker Meeting House Rd. East Sandwich, MA. Burial will follow at Massachusetts National Cemetery.