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Nettie Jane (Hodgson)
Pruitt
Apr 20, 1915 - Mar 11, 2011
Posted by Martha Reddout
© Marietta Monitor
18 Mar 2011, Page 4
Interment followed at Orr Cemetery.
Born April 20, 1915, at Orr, the
daughter of Walter Curtis and Martha Jane Baucom Hodgson, she died
Friday, March 11, 2011, at Pauls Valley.
Nettie was raised in Orr,
attending school and graduating from Orr High School in 1932.
Immediately following her graduation, Nettie began working at
the Love County Courthouse. During World War II, she joined the
War effort as a “Rosie Riveter” constructing airplanes. After
working in several states, she married Bob Pruitt and they
resided in Oklahoma City. She retired from Helmerik & Payne Oil
Company and returned to Orr.
She was instrumental in the
construction of the Orr Cemetery pavilion and loved being back
home. In August 2009, she moved to the Willow Assisted Living
Center of Pauls Valley. Nettie loved the nurses and staff there,
and all the residents quickly became part of her life. She
enjoyed all the activities and was very active in church at the
Willows. She never stopped reading the Marietta Monitor and the Ringling Eagle. It seemed she always knew
everyone.
Preceding her in death were her
parents; her husband, Robert “Bob” Pruitt; siblings, Curtis Hodgson,
Ethel Newell, Ina Brandon, Joe Hodgson and Lavern Hodgson.
She is survived by a host of nieces and nephews and many friends and loved ones.
Pallbearers were her nephews.
Online guest book: www.alexanderfuneralhome.org
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