Ronald Lorenzo Brice

On December 8, 1959, Ronald Lorenzo “Jack” Brice, 67, was born in Rock Hill, South Carolina to Ms. Nancy Ann Brice Holley and Mr. Robert “Cabbage” Moore, both of Rock Hill, South Carolina. He was preceded in death by both parents and two brothers: Robert Lee Brice and Donald “Big Boy” Moore both of Rock Hill, South Carolina.

Jack attended school in Rock Hill , South Carolina where he graduated from Northwestern High School in 1979 where he was part of the Trojans Basketball Team as a Starting Player. Upon graduating, he decided to enlist into the Army to be able to provide for his family and his first child. He served 4 years and returned home with an Honorable Discharge. While serving in the Army, he also played on the military basketball team, often telling stories of his time in Germany with the team. He later worked various jobs ranging from a city utility worker, welder, glass installer, painter, tax preparer, cook, and too much more to name. Jack Brice was truly a Jack of ALL trades and a Master of Many Trades. He was exceptionally smart and talented and would help anyone in any way he could with those gifts. Not every day was a great one as we all know that this is true for everyone, but through it all, Jack was a very respectable, laid back, hard-working, intelligent man who loved to laugh and would come up with a name for everybody.

He leaves to cherish his memories, his wife Patricia Jones of Rock Hill, SC; His mother-in-law; Edith “Emma Bee” Jones; his children, Brandi Jones-Ervin, Tyrell Jones, and Kaiden Wilks all of Rock Hill, SC. Kahron Rambert of Chester, SC and Stepson Keshon Graham of Rock Hill, SC. Five brothers; Warren Brice (Gwen), Reginald Brice, Darryl Holley all of Rock Hill, SC; Ronald Moore of Charlotte, NC; and Gary Burris of Columbia, SC. Three brothers-in-law; Charles Massey, Elbert Massey, and Tracey Jones (Angela) all of Rock Hill, SC. Four sisters-in-law; Gwendolyn Brice, Angela Jones, Sandra Massey, and Edith R. Jones all of Rock Hill, SC and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.