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Colin Price, 35, passed away on October 3, 2026, in Gallatin, TN.
He was born on July 11, 1991 in Orlando, Florida.
He is preceded in death by his father, Warren Price, and brother Nick.
Colin is survived by loving partner Chelsea, children Jackson and Rowan, mother Kelly Price, brother James (Sherry) Burke, sister Rhiannon (JD) Groves, and brother Logan Price. He is also survived by precious nieces and nephews Catherine, Liam, Oakley, Lillian, cousins Reese and Rebecca, and Chelsea's parents, Patrick and Kacee Brenner and sister Paige (Ryan) Vaniman. He leaves behind many friends and neighbors that will truly miss him.
His family was always his highest priority. He cherished spending time with those he loved most and dedicated himself to being a father who prepared his children for a wonderful life. He loved working with his hands and often included the kids in all kinds of projects, creating memories along the way. While some may have known him as a man of few words, those closest to him knew a different side—full of life, strong opinions, and always ready to share his thoughts.
Colin was a man of many talents. An accomplished chef, artist, and athlete, he could be found playing the drums, out on the baseball field, or making those around him laugh. He loved all things creative and had a special interest in history and space. His quick wit, fearless spirit, and sense of humor kept everyone on their toes. Colin had a way of leaving a lasting impression on everyone he met, and his presence made a difference that will never be forgotten.
Everyone is invited to Celebrate Colin's life with his family and friends on Sunday, October 11th from 4pm to 8pm at the Trousdale County Community Center (301 E Main St, Hartsville, TN 37074). Feel free to come casually or wear blue in Colin's memory, as that was his favorite color. In lieu of flowers, friends have organized a site to donate towards expenses, send meals, and thoughts of condolence. See link here: https://mealtrain.com/vm5e1z if you'd like to contribute.
Anderson Funeral Home is honored to care for Colin and his family.
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