Obituary of Kaeden Devon Price

Kaeden Devon Price, age 19, from Minneapolis, MN sadly passed away on October 1, 2024, from a motorcycle accident. He was surrounded by his loving family. Kaeden was born in St. Louis Park, MN on September 21, 2005 to Lisa Fanetti and Nathaniel Price Jr. Kaeden was his mothers’ bright and shiny star, who was full of energy right from the start. Kaeden loved a variety of sports, his friends, his dogs Gizmo, Oliver, and Bella and getting together with his cousins Ali, Karli, and James. Kaeden had a passion for travel, especially cruising various places in the Caribbean with his mom. Kaeden enjoyed family traditions, Christmas at grandma and grandpa’s house, 4th of July fireworks, and his grandma’s French toast. Kaeden loved adventures, making people laugh, music and animals. Many called him a dog whisperer with the mutual love between Kaeden and all dogs. Kaeden enjoyed being on the water whether it be the lake at his grandparents’ house, a swimming pool, or the ocean. He was always helpful around the house, especially in assisting his mom care for individuals with disabilities. Kaeden worked in the restaurant business in Minneapolis, MN.

Kaeden is survived by his loving mother Lisa Fanetti, his grandma and grandpa Mary and David Fanetti of Chippewa Falls, WI, his aunt Kristin (Delann McGloun) of Brooklyn Park, MN, his aunt and uncle Kari and JD Torhorst, and cousins Ali, Karli, and James Torhorst of Plover, WI, his many, many friends, and his special neighbors Terry and Mike Giel, of Blaine, MN. He had a special bond with his aunt Kristin, who he adored.

Kaeden is preceded in death by his great grandparents Leo and Lorraine Goettl and William and Catherine Fanetti, along with his dog Gizmo.

A Celebration of Life for Kaeden will be held on Friday October 25, 2024, from 10:00-2:00, with service starting at 11:00am at the Cremation Society of Minnesota, 4343 Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55409. Kaeden made the amazing decision at such a young age to be an organ donor. His generosity will live on in many people. He was so loved and will be missed.

“Love the life you live. Live the life you love”.

-Bob Marley