Dear Daddy,
We know it was not easy raising us three girls and know we gave you a run for your money! 

You were our teacher. You taught us how to navigate & live this thing called life!

You were our first love, which taught us how a man should love & treat us.

You provided for us. You had the magic touch! Anything we asked for, you made it happen. You would always tell us you don't have money growing on the trees out back, but we thought you did!

You were a fun Dad - the jokes, amusement parks, vacations, visiting family, trips for family events, and much more.

You encouraged us when we needed it, and you disciplined us when we needed that too. 

You always saved the day when there was trouble. You were our very own Superhero!

We will cherish the good times and what we will remember most about you is that we knew you loved us and were proud of us.

We love you Daddy and proud to call you, our Father!

You can rest in peace with Mommy, Pam, & Ronnie now, we got this!

Forever Your "Daddy's Little Girls" 
Valerie & Angela

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of your loss 
Love ❤️ 
from Martinsville Virginia, 
Mount Vernon, New York
Washington, DC
Helen Martin Menefee
Catherine Martin West
Velma Martin Gaskins
Barbara Martin Oakes
Emma Martin
Janet Martin Burnett
Costella Martin
Russell Martin

First of all I would like to give my condolences to you Valerie and Angela and family. I know words can’t heal  the pain that you are going through right now but just trust in the lord and he will give you the strength you need to carry-on… I would like to share something with the family one thing  Uncle Howard always remembered Peanut he would tell Pam call Peanut she’ll take me down the road so I would never forget Pam’s call asking me was I going down the road because she didn’t drive the highway.  so he would say she’s going because she got to take Uncle Jessie so that’s a memory I will always remember of him RIP Uncle Howard .  Valencia (Peanut) Hawkins

Sending my sincere condolences to the family of Mr. Pritchett especially Angela & Valerie.  I have known  Angie for many years and she introduced me to her lovely and amazing parents.  Her Dad especially always enjoyed talking to him and of course any parent wants to know who their kid was hanging out with .  But we would always have a great conversations also taking in to account he was gauging who I was and who my parents were.  He cherished his kids and grandchildren and talked so highly of them.  When I received the call of his passing, I was shocked.  Mr. Pritchett RIP and job well done.  

My deepest  condolences to the entire family. I never met him in person but I was his favorite person at his credit union. We had great phone conversations and I made sure to make him laugh. He will be truly missed. 

Michelle Scott

We were so sorry to hear of Cousin Howard’s passing! We are confident and rejoice in knowing, that to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord! We pray God will impart  His comfort, strength, peace, and love to all that have been impacted in his transition! God is Faithful and He will give you what you need during this challenging time, He alone, truly understands how you feel and He will see you through! (John 14:1-6, 27, John 11:25, Matthew 11:28-30) 🙏🏾❤️😊
Love, 
Dr. R. Jay, Norma, and Iman Lee (cousins from Danville, Virginia

To Howard’s family, I share my sincere sadness at his passing. I know you have treasured memories that will continually comfort you. He was a faithful Albert Harris HS alumnus! Prayers are UP for your peace at this sad time.
Sincerely,
Alice T. Little
AHHSAA, Inc

Valerie and the entire Pritchett family you have my sincere condolences with the passing Howard Pritchett your Dad, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend. 
God’s blessings,
Jimmy Travis

OBITUARY

Howard James Pritchett

September 30, 1934 – July 5, 2023

Fort Lincoln Funeral Home & Cemetery

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