Juanita Hunt

Pritchett

Mrs. Juanita Hunt Pritchett, age 60, was born the fourth of 11 children to the late Mr. Nathan Hunt and the late Mrs. Daisy Lee Kemp Hunt on February 8 1961 in Alma, AL. She answered God's call on October 1, 2021 at Jackson Medical Center, Jackson, AL.

Mrs. Pritchett attended Alma Junior High School and graduated from Jackson High School. She confessed Christ at an early age and united with Antioch African Methodist Episcopal Church where she served as President of the Young People Department (YPD) for many years; she also was president of the Triple C Chorus. Mrs. Pritchett willingly assisted on the church's hospitality committee.

Mrs. Juanita was employed as a supervisor at GD Copper, Pine Hill, AL. Prior to her employment at GD Copper, she was employed (and   retired from) Searcy Hospital, Mt. Vernon, AL. She also worked as a CNA at Jackson Health Care. Mrs. Pritchett served her Country as a member of the Alabama Army National Guard, (Jackson Unit) for six years. On October 2, 2008, she  united in holy matrimony to the late Marvin Pritchett, Sr.  Mrs. Pritchett was affectionately known to others by "Nita", "Momma", "Y", and " Auntie" . She touched the hearts of many with her acts of kindness and kind words of advice. Of all the names she answered to, the most important was being a Woman of God . In addition to her parents and husband, Mrs. Pritchett was preceded in death by four brothers, Levester Hunt, Madison Hunt, Wilbur Hunt, and Nathaniel Hunt.

Left to cherish her loving and wonderful memories are her four sons, Quentin Hunt of Birmingham, AL; Tamarcus Hunt and Lekeydrien "Nate" Hunt both of Gainestown, AL, and Marvin Pritchett, Jr. of     Columbus, OH; two loving and devoted daughters, Patricia Washington of Grove Hill, AL and Tamara Young of Tuscaloosa, AL; three loving and devoted  sisters, Daisie (Larry) Chapman of Grove Hill, AL; Sharon Hunt of   Bessemer, AL, and Terris (Eddie) Williams of Houston, TX; three loving and devoted brothers, Dexter Hunt, and Garry (Mary) Hunt, all of Gainestown, AL; Randolph Hunt of Pell City, AL; six  grandchildren;  mother-in-law, Rosie Pritchett; three sisters-in-law,    Carolyn Pritchett, Alice (Amos) Jackson, and Ardell (John) Hunt, all of Gainestown, AL; two uncles, Bobby (Hester) Kemp and Frank Williams; four aunts, Bernice Hunt, Jessie Kemp, Eula (Spencer) Rivers, and Francis Hunt; one god-child, LaQuindra Hunt; and a host of devoted nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.