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In Loving Memory

Price, Colette Elnora

July 16, 1933 - July 4, 2026

Price, Colette Elnora, 92, Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Saturday July 4, 2026. Beloved wife, mother, beloved family member and friend to many.

Services: Memorial visitation on Thursday July 16, 2026 from 9:00a.m. until time of funeral mass at 10:00a.m. all at St. Pius V Catholic Church, 3310 S. Grand Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63118. Interment Private 

A service of Kutis Funeral Home, City Chapel, 2906 Gravois Ave., Saint Louis, MO 63118.

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4 thoughts on “Price, Colette Elnora”

  1. She was a wonderful woman a mom a neighbor I’m sure a wonderful wife she was a eucharistic minister , who I as a neighbor looked up to this family, as role models, and they didn’t know how they we’re definitely a influence on people they came across

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  2. Growing up I spent a lot of time in the Price household as Sue was (and is) a dear friend. I have so many wonderful memories of Mrs. Price (I never called her by her first name) that I could share but will leave it to one. Sue went to Roosevelt High School and I went to Rosati Kain. We were both St. Pius V graduates. We both lived on Humphrey Street, The Price’s lived in the first block West of Grand and I lived in the second. I had to take the bus home from schools so I would pass right by their house on my way home. I would often stop by their house to visit with Sue on my way home from school. Many times, I would get there before Sue got home from school. I would sit with Mrs. Price in their living room and we would watch Days of Our Lives together. She would have to fill me in on the characters history as I was not a regular watcher of the show. We would talk about other things as well. I enjoyed our visits together. She was like a second mother to me.

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  3. Don, Sue, Mary, our condolences to you and your family,
    Collette was a sweet woman and neighbor. Prayers for you as you remember her and hold wonderful memories in your heart.
    May she rest in peace.

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  4. Colette was a Eucharistic Minister and volunteered at St. Louis University Hospital, helping so many patients by buoying up their faith with Holy Communion as they struggled with illness and injury. May she Rest in God’s Good Peace!

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