Deborah R. Price

I am a native of Johnstown and a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh who has worked in the community as a high school English teacher, a public relations consultant, development officer, and a small business owner. As an experienced decorator and design consultant, I work to meet the needs of the customer by creating spaces that enhance what their home or business can be using their interests and traditions.

Additionally, my background lends itself to creative writing as I have worked as an independent Grant Writer and Fundraising Consultant for area non-profits to help them achieve their fundraising goals. Now, I am focusing on a series of a children’s books dedicated to my son.

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