Pat Burnett

Birth date: Nov 11, 1933 Death date: Jun 14, 2012

Pat Burnett, 78, died Thursday, June 14, 2012 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. He was born November 11, 1933 in Elkins, Arkansas to Patrick Henry and Eula Clark Burnett. He was a retired vice-president for Ozark Forest Products and a s Read Obituary

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Anonymous

733w ago

We will always remember Pat as a fellow church member, and a great guy to be around. We had many happy times with him in our chuch bowling league. Our sympathy to Lu and his family. Clarence and Shirley Wilson

Anonymous

734w ago

I worked with Pat many years ago at Ozark Forest Products & his smile always lit up the room. He made the days always zip by. I know his family will really miss him but God will take care of you.Jo Ann Hynds[email protected]

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Becky

734w ago

To the Burnett Family;Pat would come into my office here at ODC to pick up his orders and he always had a smile on his face and a story to tell. He spoke proudly of his family mainly his LU. He also talked about the razorbacks and going to the casino, I'm going to miss his smile, his laugh and his stories. I pray that you find comfort in all of your memories. I pray that God will give you peace in your heart. I am honored to have known the peraon we all loved and called PAT.May you rest in peace friend. You will be missed.

Damon Mcdonald

734w ago

Family,My relationship with Pat began as business, but over the last few years became a friendship where we also did business. Pat was a good man, funny, loved to joke and laugh, he was honest and fair, and he was a man of faith. I was going on vacation 2 Friday's ago, and he called me on Thursday to ask me to pray for his wife, and told me what had happened. I wish he could see his Hogs in Omaha. I will miss him, and The Everett car dealerships will miss his friendship.

Sonya Burnett Sherrod

734w ago

You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Anonymous

734w ago

Debbie,There were many traits to admire about Pat, however one thing that comes to mind most is how he could make one feel as if you had been friends for life. He had a sparkle in his eye because he loved his life, family, and friends and was always proudly sharing them. Please know that you, Lu,and family continue to be in our prayers. Love, Suzanne and Gary

Nashville, Arkansas

Anonymous

734w ago

Debbie,I remember that your dad was always smiling and laughing. I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Love, Ellen Ferguson

Anonymous

734w ago

Lu and family,I am so sorry, Pat and I had a special kind of relationship. He was my first custom sales customer in 2003 at ODC and that's where our friendship began to grow. It grew into so much more than customer and salesperson. He was such a terrific man, so loyal, honest and direct. He loved selling, he gave me the nickname of "Easy Money", but i am sure it was because of his relationships with his other customers that made it easy for him.But his main love was for you and his family. He was so proud of all of you. He loved his Lu, his family and his Razorbacks. Pat and God gave me a gift, on Tuesday June 12, he called ODC to pay his bill and asked to be transferred to me. We spoke as usually like old friends,we spoke about you, his family and his life and I found out we had similar childhood backgrounds,it was a good conversation, one I will always treasure. Pat I love you, may you rest in peace. I will truly miss you.Lu and family, I am praying for you to find peace and comfort in all your memories. Love Connie

Linda Marenic

734w ago

Debbie,I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your daddy! Your mom, you and the rest of your family are in my prayers. I pray God will comfort you and hold you close and grant you peace. Love, Linda Abbott Marenic

Anonymous

734w ago

We were so sorry to hear of Pat's Passing.We have many happy memories of Pat and Lu Nell and family. Love from cousins, Joyce Burnett Guy and James Guy

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