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William Pritchett Obituary
William (Bill) Pritchett's life ended unexpectedly on April 6, 2011. Born in Muskogee, OK on 7/10/35, he was a Pharmacy grad of Oklahoma Univ. He is survived by his wife Carol, children Kelly and John, sister Kay, grandson Ian, and 11 stepchildren and grandchildren. Family and friends will gather on April 16 to celebrate his life and share memories of happy times. Bill was a clock collector, motorcycle enthusiast and loved traveling. He and Carol spend winters in Sun City and summers in Dillon, CO. Bill always wore a smile.
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