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Betty Jean Prunty Estep

December 11th, 2024 | Posted by curryfuneralhome in Obituaries

Betty Jean Prunty Estep, 90, of West Hamlin, passed away Monday, December 9, 2024, at Wingate at Rivers Edge in Proctorville, OH.

Betty was a high school teacher, teaching at Duval High School for many years. She was a member of Hamlin Baptist Church.

She was preceded in death by her parents, John and Mildred Sharps Dorsey; husband, Claude “Tom” Prunty and also husband, Gene Estep; brother, Carl “Corky” Dorsey; and great granddaughter, Sandy Ruth Dunlap.

Betty is survived by daughters, Sandy (Jeff) Stevens and Cindy (John) Shimp; brother, John (Leeadah) Dorsey; grandchildren, Jeremy (Krissy) Stevens, Jody (Marianne) Stevens, Melody (Eddy) Dunlap, Joshua (Stacie) Shimp; great grandchildren, Thomas, Jeffrey, Kennedy, Sawyer, Ryder, Everett, Nolan, and Braylan.

Graveside service will be 11:00am, Friday, December 13, 2024, at Orchard Hills Memory Gardens, Yawkey with Minister Charlie McKinney officiating.

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Teddy Tackett
8 days ago

This wonderful woman, teacher, friend, cheerleader, encourager, made a difference in so many lives! She never gave up on anyone, she looked for each student’s strengths! She truly impacted my life! Thank you Mrs. Prunty, for believing in us! Sorry for your loss, sweet girl’s!

John Williamson
9 days ago

Hugs and prayers to the Prunty-Estep family! Mrs. Prunty was a joy to have as a teacher and cheerleading sponser. We had some good times at games and pep asseblies. Mrs. Prunty greatly influenced my life to be a teacher-coach. She definitely had a profound wit about her. She will greatly be missed.

John J. Williamson

Tammy Presley
10 days ago

so sorry to hear of Betty’s passing. Many fawn memories

10 days ago

Sandy and Cindy
I am so sorry to here of her passing. She is one of the teachers that inspired my love of reading. She was also one of my favorite teachers. She will be missed.

Kathy Breedlove
“Little Cledith”