My deepest condolence to the Price family.  I met LSCS Price when when I returned to Colorado as a Junior Officer.  We had many field exercises together and he never failed to be a great shipmate who supported me in many ways.  When I returned as the Battalion XO, Steve was still there to help me and all of the Officers.  I will truly miss him and all he did for me.

CAPT John DeBerard, USN (ret)

My most sympathetic condolences to Peach and Steve's family. Steve was an amazing mentor with an amazing sense of humor.  He is one of my fondest memories of the Seabee's.  I served with him for about 10 years and will miss him greatly. 

So sorry to hear of the passing of Steve, I send my deepest condolences to the Price family.  I served with Steve in NMCB 17 for several years until his retirement.  We deployed to Iraq together in 2007-2008 – both serving at the main body site.  If I was having a bad day I could stop by the supply shack and see SKCS Price – for sure my outlook on life and mood better after talking to him!  Always watching out for his SK’s, always a great sense of humor, he was a genuine great guy.  There are a lot of former NMCB 17 folks with a lot of great memories of Steve.  It was an honor to know and serve with Steve.  Melissa and I will keep Steve and the Price family in our prayers.
EQCM (SCW) Dan McGuire USNR (Ret)


My deepest condolences to the Price family.  Steve was always there to lend a helping hand to those in need.  I can remember the numerous times traveling from Colorado Springs to Aurora for the early morning PFT exam/tests before he transferred to the Colorado Springs Detachment of NMCB17.  We served together for many years in the Naval Reserve and he was a great friend and Seabee brother.  We have a new Seabee reporting for duty to Saint Peter at the gates of Heaven.  He is in GREAT COMPANY with the friends that have  departed us and he will make a big difference with his outstanding work ethic.  We will all miss his GREAT sense of humor. 
CAN-DO, Brother!

SWC (SCW) Gerald Kissinger, USN(Ret.)

My deepest condolences to the Price family.  I talked with Steve just 30 days before his passing.  Steve was a true friend, mentor, and Senior Chief to me as I worked in the supply department of NMCB-17 for 17 years.  I served a tour of duty in Iraq with Steve from 2007-2008 as a SK1 storekeeper, with Steve being my immediate supervisor.  Oh, the memories in Iraq, not to mention the last 17 years with Steve.  I will truly miss Steve, whether it was the long days training in the field at Fort Hunter Liggett, or the time we spent together fighting a war in Iraq.  I am so honored to have known Steve, and to have worked alongside of him with all the knowledge and comradery that he brought my way every time we were together.  Steve, just know that you will never be forgotten for all the good things that you have brought my way.

When I came to NMCB 17, Steve was one of the first to welcome me...heartily! He made himself available as a mentor, friend and buddy. Never had a time when I confined in him that he didn't assist and made useful suggestions. 
Steve, We have the Watch, you are secured in the House of the Lord. You are remembered and will be missed. Prayers for Peach and the family!

My deepest condolences to the Price family.  Steve was a great friend, mentor and Seabee brother. We served together for a number of years in the Navy Seabees. I will miss his dry sense of humor. We worked side by side in the Supply Department of NMCB 17.  We have know each other for almost 30 years. R.I.P., Steve . I can hear him now as  I write this remembrance. 

SKCM(SCW) Robert Wheeler, USN(Ret.)

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Steven G Price

15 novembre 1952 – 11 juin 2023

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