
of Conway, AR
May 16, 1967 - February 17, 2026
Kimberly Ann (Belt) Pruett was born on May 16, 1967, in Herrin, Illinois, to John and Yvonne Belt. She shared a special lifelong bond with her sister, Kathy Tilton. From the very beginning, Kimberly carried strength and compassion that would come to define her life. She graduated from Conway High School in 1985 and continued her education at the University of Central Arkansas, where she earned her Master's degree in Special Education, a calling that perfectly matched her generous heart.
On September 24, 1988, Kimberly married the love of her life, James Pruett. Together, they built a life rooted in devotion, laughter, and unwavering support. She was a proud and loving mother to Taylor Pruett-Dale and Harrison Reed Pruett, and her joy only deepened when she became Nana to Weston and Carson.
For 25 years, Kimberly dedicated herself to teaching special education. She did more than teach; she believed in her students when they struggled to believe in themselves. She celebrated every milestone, no matter how small, and offered patience, dignity, and fierce advocacy to each child who walked into her classroom. The lives she touched extend far beyond the walls of any school building.
Above all, Kimberly was a beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother, daughter, and friend. She loved deeply, gave freely, and left an imprint on countless hearts. Her legacy lives on in the family she cherished, the students she championed, and the many lives made better simply because she was part of them.
Kimberly was preceded in death by her father, John Belt. She leaves behind her devoted husband, James Pruett; her loving mother, Yvonne Belt; and her sister, Kathy Tilton (Randall). She is also survived by her two children, Taylor Pruett-Dale (Kelsey) and Harrison Reed Pruett (Emily), and her cherished grandchildren, Weston and Carson Pruett-Dale.

I'm sorry for your loss my prayers 🙏 for all of you.

I haven't seen Kim since High School. I know she will be missed. Wors can't express how loved she was. Sympathy for the family and friends. We were all bless by her presence.

Thinking of you today …Kim left a wonderful legacy …I pray for comfort and peace for the family.
Love to all,
Aunt Judy

Kim was a beautiful woman inside and out! She loved her kids and was a caring teacher! She will be missed!

Kim was such a sweet person. Love and prayers

I enjoyed teaching with Kim. She was a kind and generous person.

I was looking for someone else and came across Kim. I am so sad. I worked with her in NLR for several years and loved her. She had such a sweet nature. We shared many laughs. I had not seen her in years but ran into her at Lowe’s two or three years ago. We talked like we still worked together.

I am honored to have been a colleague of Kim’s for her entire career in Conway Public Schools. With much appreciation for her dedicated service, I offer my sincere condolences to Kim’s family and prayers for your comfort and peace in the days ahead. Thank you for sharing her with us throughout her career and also for the lovely photo of her. God bless each of you.

So sorry to learn of Kim’s passing. She was always kind & conversational. Condolences to her family.

I am honored to have been a colleague of Kim’s for her entire career in Conway Public Schools. With much appreciation for her dedicated service, I offer my sincere condolences to Kim’s family and prayers for your comfort and peace in the days ahead. Thank you for sharing her with us throughout her career and also for the lovely photo of her. God bless each of you.

My deepest condolences to you James, Taylor, & Reed. I know things didn't end well with us but I do have some very good memories of times I had with you all and it hurts my heart that this has happened. Words cannot express how sorry I am.

Rest in peace Miss Kim, you touched so many lives!

I was a para for Kim for 2 years. She was such a sweet and genuine lady! I loved her and was so glad to have worked with her as long as I did. I will never forget her love for the kids and her kind heart! She was a wonderful person. Praying for her family and friends. She will surely be missed.

Sending love and prayers to Kim’s family,
Aunt Sue and family.

Kim was a ray of sunshine. Sending love and hugs to you all. 🤗❤️

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family

I am so sorry for the loss of Kim, for her family and friends. I will do my level best to try to fill the giant shoes you left, and be there for those beautiful babies.... signed lovingly "the other Nana"

Kim was a wonderful teacher and friend. I enjoyed our time together at Ridgeroad. She will be missed.

Rest in love sweet lady

I had the pleasure of knowing Kim while she taught school at the Junior High. She was always so sweet and pleasant. She loved her school kiddos and always had a smile on her face when we ran into each other. She will be missed.

I worked with Kim during her year in NLRSD. She was always a joy to work with and always worked well with staff, parents and, of course, her students. As her Special Ed Supervisor, we worked on challenges that developed often and she never failed to deliver her best. She often volunteered to go above and beyond expectations or extra necessary requirements. I missed her when she left to teach in Conway but understood her need to stay close to home for her kids. She was a beautiful friend. Blessings and love for her family.

I will love you forever Kim

Though I did not know Mrs. Kim long, the time we shared left a lasting impression on me. She was a true lady, full of grace, kindness, and a joyful laugh I will never forget. Her love for her family was clear and unwavering. I know her absence will leave a deep void that will echo loudly and shake your foundations at times, but I hope you find comfort in knowing she is no longer suffering. She was a good and faithful servant, now called home. May peace surround you in the days to come.

Rest in peace sweet Kim! Condolences to the family.