Mr. Hall was a night watchman for Rixey Iron and Metal,and a Baptist.
Survivors include his wife, Rhonda (Hanes)Hall of North Little Rock,two sons, Rocky Hall of Columbia,TN,and Jerald Hall,Jr. of Kensett; one stepson,Jonathan Hall of North Little Rock; four daughters, Daphna Hall of North Little Rock,Crystal Hall of Kensett, Rhonda(Mike) Dale, and Sheryl both of Columbia TN;his father, Marvin C. Hall of Heber Springs,one brother Marvin E.(Gene&Louise)Hall of Kensett;one sister,Marie(William)Shirley of Heber Springs. He is also survived by other relatives and many friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother,Ora O.Hall,a brother,Kenneth Dwain and a nephew, Kenny Hall.
Jerald was my middle brother. When we were growing up, he was kind of 'ring-leader' to "Dinky" and me. We had lots of fun..like going 'skinny dipping' when I was real young(my dresses buttoned up either in the back or front(I still don't know which)and Jerald would always put the dress on wrong..so we would get spanked when we got home..EVERY time!It wasn't until we were grown that Mom finally told us that's how she knew we'd been swimming.
Sometimes(since I was the youngest..and a GIRL),they had fun at my expense.Like talking me into running off the top of the barn with an umbrella (because I was lighter and it would hold me up).....wrong! I fell just like a ton of bricks when the umbrella folded,and landed in the deep (but soft) mud and cow manure below!!
Survivors include his wife, Rhonda (Hanes)Hall of North Little Rock,two sons, Rocky Hall of Columbia,TN,and Jerald Hall,Jr. of Kensett; one stepson,Jonathan Hall of North Little Rock; four daughters, Daphna Hall of North Little Rock,Crystal Hall of Kensett, Rhonda(Mike) Dale, and Sheryl both of Columbia TN;his father, Marvin C. Hall of Heber Springs,one brother Marvin E.(Gene&Louise)Hall of Kensett;one sister,Marie(William)Shirley of Heber Springs. He is also survived by other relatives and many friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother,Ora O.Hall,a brother,Kenneth Dwain and a nephew, Kenny Hall.
Jerald was my middle brother. When we were growing up, he was kind of 'ring-leader' to "Dinky" and me. We had lots of fun..like going 'skinny dipping' when I was real young(my dresses buttoned up either in the back or front(I still don't know which)and Jerald would always put the dress on wrong..so we would get spanked when we got home..EVERY time!It wasn't until we were grown that Mom finally told us that's how she knew we'd been swimming.
Sometimes(since I was the youngest..and a GIRL),they had fun at my expense.Like talking me into running off the top of the barn with an umbrella (because I was lighter and it would hold me up).....wrong! I fell just like a ton of bricks when the umbrella folded,and landed in the deep (but soft) mud and cow manure below!!
Mr. Hall was a night watchman for Rixey Iron and Metal,and a Baptist.
Survivors include his wife, Rhonda (Hanes)Hall of North Little Rock,two sons, Rocky Hall of Columbia,TN,and Jerald Hall,Jr. of Kensett; one stepson,Jonathan Hall of North Little Rock; four daughters, Daphna Hall of North Little Rock,Crystal Hall of Kensett, Rhonda(Mike) Dale, and Sheryl both of Columbia TN;his father, Marvin C. Hall of Heber Springs,one brother Marvin E.(Gene&Louise)Hall of Kensett;one sister,Marie(William)Shirley of Heber Springs. He is also survived by other relatives and many friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother,Ora O.Hall,a brother,Kenneth Dwain and a nephew, Kenny Hall.
Jerald was my middle brother. When we were growing up, he was kind of 'ring-leader' to "Dinky" and me. We had lots of fun..like going 'skinny dipping' when I was real young(my dresses buttoned up either in the back or front(I still don't know which)and Jerald would always put the dress on wrong..so we would get spanked when we got home..EVERY time!It wasn't until we were grown that Mom finally told us that's how she knew we'd been swimming.
Sometimes(since I was the youngest..and a GIRL),they had fun at my expense.Like talking me into running off the top of the barn with an umbrella (because I was lighter and it would hold me up).....wrong! I fell just like a ton of bricks when the umbrella folded,and landed in the deep (but soft) mud and cow manure below!!
Survivors include his wife, Rhonda (Hanes)Hall of North Little Rock,two sons, Rocky Hall of Columbia,TN,and Jerald Hall,Jr. of Kensett; one stepson,Jonathan Hall of North Little Rock; four daughters, Daphna Hall of North Little Rock,Crystal Hall of Kensett, Rhonda(Mike) Dale, and Sheryl both of Columbia TN;his father, Marvin C. Hall of Heber Springs,one brother Marvin E.(Gene&Louise)Hall of Kensett;one sister,Marie(William)Shirley of Heber Springs. He is also survived by other relatives and many friends.
He was preceded in death by his mother,Ora O.Hall,a brother,Kenneth Dwain and a nephew, Kenny Hall.
Jerald was my middle brother. When we were growing up, he was kind of 'ring-leader' to "Dinky" and me. We had lots of fun..like going 'skinny dipping' when I was real young(my dresses buttoned up either in the back or front(I still don't know which)and Jerald would always put the dress on wrong..so we would get spanked when we got home..EVERY time!It wasn't until we were grown that Mom finally told us that's how she knew we'd been swimming.
Sometimes(since I was the youngest..and a GIRL),they had fun at my expense.Like talking me into running off the top of the barn with an umbrella (because I was lighter and it would hold me up).....wrong! I fell just like a ton of bricks when the umbrella folded,and landed in the deep (but soft) mud and cow manure below!!
