Firefighter Andrew ‘Drew’ Price remembered for a life ‘worth emulating’

Jordan Price kisses his mother, Rochelle Price, on the head after the funeral for Chicago Fire Department firefighter Andrew “Drew” Price. Price’s funeral was held Monday at the Aon Grand Ballroom at Navy Pier. (Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times)

As Truck 44 drove through the streets of Lincoln Park, children would wave and the engine's lead driver, Andrew “Drew” Price, would respond with his signature shaka sign — a gesture for expressing thanks. 

For Price, gratitude was a way of life.