Dot Pratt

My sincere sympathy to Pat, Jackie, Samantha and Geraldine, Peggy, Marion and Footsie. I am so sorry about your loss of Dot. He was a good man and always had something kind to say. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

It was my pleasure to teach under Mr. D. C. Pratt at Honaker Elementary School. I recall what he said once when someone broke into the school and stoled something. "A lock is to keep and honest man honest, a thief will get in anyway." I have repeated this many times through the years, always remembering where I heard it. My condolences to the Pratt family. God bless.

DOT WAS ONE OF A KIND. I JUST TALKED TO HIM BY PHONE THIS SPRING. WE WERE CLASSMATES AT EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY. FOOTSIE, I HAVE FOND MEMORIES OF DOT, JEAN AND YOUR PARENTS FROM WAY BACK WHEN. WE WERE TALKING ABOUT HOW MUCH THEY WERE ASKING FOR HIS BOOKS ON E BAY. HE WILL LIVE FOREVER IN THE HEARTS OF EVERYONE WHO KNEW HIM. BLESSINGS TO ALL. JOE MUMPOWER

My deepest heartfelt sympathy goes out to the Pratt family during this time of beareavement, May God encompass you with His Love , Compassion and undying Solstice during this time and may He give You Peace, being rest assured you will once again be reunited with your dearly departed love one in Heaven once again, to Footsie and all the Pratt Family my thoughts and prayers are with you all always.

Dot always made me feel like family. I will greatly miss him. Y'all are in my thoughts, and prayers.
Anne Neese

I offer my sincere condolences to the Pratt Family at the passing of Dot Pratt. He is remembered well here and will be missed by all who knew him.

James Vicars

I will always fondly remember Mr. Pratt's 8th grade history class...having to memorize the population of Fayette County in 1973 and learning the phrase, "as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs." He was also a tremendous asset to the Inman United Methodist Church.

May he rest in peace. His poetry and positive influence as an educator will live on.