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Pearl Venita Rackley passed away peacefully at her sons home on Friday October 2nd, 2020 at 88 years old. Pearl was born in Malvern, AR on 6/23/1932 to Robert Lee Sirratt and Neatie Ann Siratt.
Pearl first marriage to LV Reaves on 1/7/1947 in Arkansas City, AR and they had two sons, William D and James K Reaves. Her second marriage was to Parker Gooch on 1/31/1952 in Waldo, AR and had 3 sons Johnnie W, Horace A (Andy), and Frankie D Gooch, Also to this union was one Daughter Barbara J Gooch. Her third marriage was to Floyd Jamison on 1/4/1972 in Gainesville, TX and had no children to this union. Later she married William Rackley on 6/10/1996 in Sebastian County, AR where she lived with him until his death in 2010.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husbands, her sisters Hiawatha Juanita Ault, Lagatha Burton, Ruth Sirratt and her brothers Cardinal Sirratt, Dale Edward Sirratt, Dewey Rueben Sirratt, Kenneth Sirratt along with three of her children Johnnie, Frankie, and Andy.
She is survived by her sisters Peggy Schelker and Katherine Volpert, her son William and wife Nina Reaves of Blanchard, her son James Reaves of MWC, and her daughter Barbara Davis of MWC. She had 16 grandkids Steven Gooch, Tommy Gooch, Johnna Gooch, Shiella Gooch, Curtis Gooch, Gina Adams, Geofrey Hendrix, Freddy Gooch, Jennifer Gooch, Hannah Reaves, Amanda Reaves, Paul Reaves, Lenny Reaves, April Jackson-Rook, Chris Reaves, Nina Bratcher. She also had many great and great great grandkids, nieces and nephews, and friends.
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