s/o James Daniel and Janis Ann Greene Sprott; member of Fists Baptist Church of Harrison and a 1995 graduate of Harrison High School. Daniel served as a legal assistant at the law firm of Sprott and Golden and was a liscensed process server for the 14th Judicial Circuit of Arkansas. He was a Paul Harris Fellow of the Harrison Rotary Club.
He loved his family, fishing, 4-wheeling and flying, along with any trips across the country, including attendance at NASCAR races and Cardinal ball games, and visiting his sisters in Jonesboro and Fayeteville.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Garland J. and Maxine J. Greene.
Survivors include his parents, Jamess D. and Jania A. Sprott of Harrision; sisters, Sara Sprott Heringer and husband, Ryan, of Jonesboro, and Emily Ann Sprott of Fayeteville; five godsons; along with his paternal grandparents, Joseph E. and Virginia K. Sprott of Huntsville, and many aunts, uncles, cousins and a host of friends who admired him greatly.
Daniel will be remembered for his persistence, endurance, courage and his ability to love life regardless of circumstances. He fourt pain daily, laughed incessantly and conquered unfathomable difficulties. He will be missed by all who took the time to know him.
He loved his family, fishing, 4-wheeling and flying, along with any trips across the country, including attendance at NASCAR races and Cardinal ball games, and visiting his sisters in Jonesboro and Fayeteville.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Garland J. and Maxine J. Greene.
Survivors include his parents, Jamess D. and Jania A. Sprott of Harrision; sisters, Sara Sprott Heringer and husband, Ryan, of Jonesboro, and Emily Ann Sprott of Fayeteville; five godsons; along with his paternal grandparents, Joseph E. and Virginia K. Sprott of Huntsville, and many aunts, uncles, cousins and a host of friends who admired him greatly.
Daniel will be remembered for his persistence, endurance, courage and his ability to love life regardless of circumstances. He fourt pain daily, laughed incessantly and conquered unfathomable difficulties. He will be missed by all who took the time to know him.
s/o James Daniel and Janis Ann Greene Sprott; member of Fists Baptist Church of Harrison and a 1995 graduate of Harrison High School. Daniel served as a legal assistant at the law firm of Sprott and Golden and was a liscensed process server for the 14th Judicial Circuit of Arkansas. He was a Paul Harris Fellow of the Harrison Rotary Club.
He loved his family, fishing, 4-wheeling and flying, along with any trips across the country, including attendance at NASCAR races and Cardinal ball games, and visiting his sisters in Jonesboro and Fayeteville.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Garland J. and Maxine J. Greene.
Survivors include his parents, Jamess D. and Jania A. Sprott of Harrision; sisters, Sara Sprott Heringer and husband, Ryan, of Jonesboro, and Emily Ann Sprott of Fayeteville; five godsons; along with his paternal grandparents, Joseph E. and Virginia K. Sprott of Huntsville, and many aunts, uncles, cousins and a host of friends who admired him greatly.
Daniel will be remembered for his persistence, endurance, courage and his ability to love life regardless of circumstances. He fourt pain daily, laughed incessantly and conquered unfathomable difficulties. He will be missed by all who took the time to know him.
He loved his family, fishing, 4-wheeling and flying, along with any trips across the country, including attendance at NASCAR races and Cardinal ball games, and visiting his sisters in Jonesboro and Fayeteville.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Garland J. and Maxine J. Greene.
Survivors include his parents, Jamess D. and Jania A. Sprott of Harrision; sisters, Sara Sprott Heringer and husband, Ryan, of Jonesboro, and Emily Ann Sprott of Fayeteville; five godsons; along with his paternal grandparents, Joseph E. and Virginia K. Sprott of Huntsville, and many aunts, uncles, cousins and a host of friends who admired him greatly.
Daniel will be remembered for his persistence, endurance, courage and his ability to love life regardless of circumstances. He fourt pain daily, laughed incessantly and conquered unfathomable difficulties. He will be missed by all who took the time to know him.
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