Birth date: Aug 20, 1957 Death date: Aug 27, 2019
Roscoe Lee Pruitt, age 62, left this world to be in his heavenly home on August 27, 2019 at his home surrounded by his family. Born August 20, 1957 in Monticello, Ark. to Luther E. and Mattie Mae Pruitt formally of Warren, Ark. He Read Obituary
HE WAS MY GRANDPA AND ME AND MY DAD AND EVERYONE WOULD GO SOMETIMES AND VISIT.
SIGNED JEFFERY SCOTT ESTES JR.
I met you in August of 1990, and throughout the next 26 years shared many things...meals, storeys, work, and even a bit of play! Most of our shared memories make me smile, some are a little scarey to remember, but in all of them, I was greatful to share with you. Rest well Old Friend....
E.N. "Moe" Mahfood
My deepest sympathies to Donna and the family .
Roscoe was one of the finest people I ever had the pleasure and privilege to know and to work with at Eastman . As military vets from the same era we were able to get to know each other , tell our tall tales of military service and laugh at so many of the same things. He was easy-going but 100% dependable in all he did. It was easy to see that he loved his family and valued his faith . We will miss his smile, his laugh and his presence in our world , but those things will live in our memories , and he will live on in our hearts and in the lives of his family .
Rest easy my friend. " Fair winds and following seas. " Semper Fi
Brad Downs
Dear Donna & Family:
We are so sorry to hear about Roscoe’s recent passing. Fond memories of Roscoe began when he & I (Donna) & 3 more fellows were hired at Texas Eastman during the same time back in Jan-1980. It turned out where 4 of the 5 of us were sent to No.2 cracking plant & 30+ years later, we ALL were still in the cracking plants. It was an interesting ride where you spend as much time together, you really are like family. Roscoe was definitely one of these as he was the kindest, most easiest & likable & absolutely the sweetest person you could ever know & work with. Jesus blessed him with friendliness so dear, he would always hold a place in your heart for life.
Always remember, our loss is HIS 🙏 gain in life & we must accept Him as our own personal Savior (ROM 10:9-13, John 3:3, John 3:16, John 6:44-51, John 14-6, Rom 3:23, Rom 4:8, Rev 1:5). Our deepest prayers go out to Roscoe’s family.
To God be the Glory Forever!
Sincerely with sympathy,
Keith & Donna Blanton
White Oak
Roscoe and I worked together at Eastman. He was a really laid back guy and always so friendly. Good guy to work with and for, he is at home the place we all achieve to be our finally resting place. I have been paying for him and his family. I hope the great memories you have will give you comfort. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
