| ...titled by Mr. Hunt’s family, was held at the recently erected and
immaculate Church at Pinnacle Hills, which is located in the city of Rogers, Ark.
The venue and gathering of an estimated two- to three-thousand followers, associates,
well-wishers, business partners, civic and prominent business leaders alike, played host
to a mildly warm and brisk day with peaceful and serene overcast skies. The services,
which began at about 12:15 p.m., lasted until about 1:45 p.m. A move-star-like atmosphere
embraced the sanctuary as an “All Star” cast of notables took the stage, or
pulpit if you will, to tell the stories of a man who had assembled so many as a tribute to
his life and legacy. Dr. Ronnie W. Floyd referenced: Genesis, 39:2 during the services.
The
trucking giant, who descended into mortality, Feb. 28, 1927, was big on business, visible
in the community and faithfully close to his family and friends, and to GOD. He donated
countless amounts of time and money to the causes and charities that were near, dear and
close to him and those whom he cherished. At one point during the ceremony a video was
played where Hunt gave a first hand count of his life and legacy. One particular statement
on family stood out most to me; he said something |
