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I was at his dealership in '08. It was just before Labor day, and at the time there were Tornado warnings going off every few minutes on the radio. I thought to myself what an interesting story my wife will have to tell, if I die in a Tornado at a Harley dealer.,,,
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I was at his dealership in '08. It was just before Labor day, and at the time there were Tornado warnings going off every few minutes on the radio. I thought to myself what an interesting story my wife will have to tell, if I die in a Tornado at a Harley dealer.,,,
They had some property damage when we had a couple of twisters hit here a few years ago. Not the main dealership, but one of their aux buildings just a little further down the street.
I took my Rider's Edge course through them. Never bought a bike there, but had service and lots of parts business.
It was a shock to read of his passing when I opened the news first thing this morning. I never met him, and it's been a while, but I did share several cups of coffee with Jean while waiting for service.
He and his positive influence from many perspectives in the biking world will be missed.
I bought a new 2005 Electra Glide Standard from Ray Price HD. I bought it sight unseen, over the phone. After doing all of the paperwork I was introduced to Mr. Price. He shook my hand and told me he really appreciated my business and for driving all the way over from High Point to buy a bike. He seemed very genuine and down to earth. My condolences to the family.
He was a awesome person. Very supportive of the military. I never had a bad experience anytime I've been in his dealership. Prayers going out to his Family and friends.
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