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Jacob Pricer Obituary

Mr. Jacob Alan Pricer

September 11, 2001 – April 19, 2024

Mr. Jacob Alan Pricer, 22, of Westport, Tennessee, formerly of Stamps, Arkansas passed away Friday, April 19, 2024, at Henderson County Community Hospital after injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident. Jacob was a beloved son, brother, nephew, and cousin.

Jacob was a “Jack of all trades,” for his age but his strong point and love was working on small engines, he also loved dabbling in carpentry and was one who tried to make sure he tried to ensure all was done correctly. He attended West Point Junior High School in Cullman, Alabama where he participated in basketball, football, baseball, wrestling, and jujitsu. He went on to receive his GED and had plans of joining the U.S. Army. Jacob was just like all teenage boys, he liked to hunt, play basketball, hang out with friends and family members, eat, sleep and listen to music.

Jacob is survived by and leaves to cherish his many memories, his father, Mr. Otho Moore. His paternal grandmother, Ms. Diana Adams both of Stamps, Arkansas, his mother, Shelly and Mike Pricer of Diamond Springs, California. A sister, Ms. Paige (Michael) Jaquez of Williston, North Dakota. A brother, Mr. Michael (Alexandria Burleson) Pricer of Westport, Tennessee. His aunt, who took him as her own child, Ms. Sheena Davis of Pleasant Grove, Alabama. Nis nieces and nephews, Skylar, Serenity, Emerie, and Karter Pricer, Declan, Harper, and Hudson Jaquez. Three paternal uncles, Mr. Carlos Adams of Stamps, Arkansas, Mr. Jackie Moore of Hope, Arkansas and Mr. Phunsha Brock of Magnolia, Arkansas. Three god-brothers, Mr. Kollen Odell, Mr. Rodrevious Johnson and Mr. Korvaleious “KT” Johnson of Lewisville, Arkansas. A god-uncle, Mr. Malcolm Green of Charlotte, North Carolina. A host of great aunts, great uncles, other nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Memorial Service will be held Saturday May 4, 2024, at 2:00 P.M. in the Hamilton-Davis Funeral Home Chapel, 415 East First Street, Stamps, Arkansas where Minister Veronica Gilbert will share words of comfort to the family.