About Timothy L Price
Timothy L Price is a native of Nebraska, born April 12th, 1965, at Clarkson Hospital (now UNMC). He is an author, blogger, podcaster, photographer, and traveler. Price worked 35 years in Purchasing, Marketing, Corporate Media, and Sales. Health pushed him out to pasture in 2020, and he is taking his near 20-year hobby of publishing, for others, into a full-retirement endeavor for himself.


Everyone desires change. Most aren’t courageous enough to offer alternatives that cause existing theses to realize they’re being left behind.
—Timothy L. Price
Author, Blogger, Iconoclastic Thinker, and Podcaster
Publishing History
My Journey As An Author
Immediate Family and the Price Family History
Timothy L Price met Pam Carlstrom in 1988, and they married in 1989. Genesis, their daughter, arrived the next year, and Roman, their son, followed two years later. Roman married Stephanie in 2017, and they have a daughter, Hazel. Genesis has remained single, enjoys cats, writing, and solitude, and has been empty nesters for nearly 12 years.
On his paternal side, the Price family has been in Nebraska since the 1930s. His grandpa, J. Clayton, and great-grandfather, J. Everett, operated upholstery businesses. At one point it became the largest furniture manufacturing business west of the Mississippi River. James Gail Price, his father, worked in the family business, but during the Carter Administration, he struck out into sales of what else: furniture. Then, he went to work worldwide as Senior Trim Engineer for Lear Corporation in the auto industry.
On his maternal side, Price’s mother, Karel’s maiden name is Geary. Their family hailed from eastern Nebraska—Kennard and Oakland. Phil A. Geary (Uncle Geary) had been a farmer. But in later years, after 1960, he learned water-well drilling and to be a plumber and electrician. Grandma went by her maiden name, Mast, as she had been separated from “Uncle Geary” since the mid-50s. Karel Price was mainly a stay-at-home mother, but she did multi-level marketing and food brokerage work during the Carter years.