Bruce
Hall and
Geraldine Sparks
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Timothy Wayne Hall 2006 |
Bruce Hall b 30 Oct 1927; s/o
Alexander "Alex" Hall and
Maggie Jane Blair. Bruce Hall m. 31 Jul 1948 to Geraldine Sparks b 15 Jun 1927 Deane, Letcher Co KY
d 23 Dec 2010 Deane, Kentucky; buried Green Acres Cemetery, Ermine, Letcher
Co KY;
d/o Henry W Sparks and Cinda Bentley. Children of Bruce Hall and Geraldine
Sparks;
1. Timothy Wayne "Tim" Hall b 1 Jun 1957 d 7 Sept 2007 m.
Karen Unknown.
Obituary - Timothy Wayne "Tim"
Hall: The annual Neon Days Festival was canceled on the same day
it opened, September 7, 2007, last week after the unexpected death of a
festival volunteer. Timothy Wayne Hall, 50, of Neon, KY, died early Friday
night after performing in concert on a Main Street stage with the Soggier
Bottom Boys, a novelty act he co-founded. The group's performances have been
considered one of the highlights of the festival for the past several years.
Hall, the husband of Fleming - Neon City Council Member Karen Hall, Timothy
Wayne Hall was marking his 10th year as a volunteer member of the Neon Days
Festival Committee. "His passion was just having something for the people …
for the kids," said fellow committee member Darrell Wright. "He gave so
selflessly of his time."
Hall was an assistant pastor at worked as a coal miner and sign painter. He
was known to many Fleming-Neon citizens for his years of service with the Neon
Area Jaycees, and for his work in designing and painting the "Memorial Wall,"
which graces the side of Fleming-Neon, KY City Hall. "(His) level of
involvement was incredible," Wright said, adding that Hall also worked
tirelessly to raise money to buy Christmas lights for the town's walking path.
"The loss is just overwhelming." The theme of this year's Neon Days Festival
was "I Love F-N." Wright said it would be difficult to find anyone who thought
more of the town than Hall did. "Everything about Fleming - Neon was his
passion," said Wright, who was a friend to Hall for 30 years. "He wanted it to
be better."
Funeral services for Hall were held Monday at the Deane Baptist Church. Burial
was in Green Acres Cemetery at Ermine, KY. Letcher Funeral Home owner Robbie
Campbell said he can't remember a death which drew more mourners to the chapel
of his funeral home in downtown Whitesburg, KY. "It was one of the largest
crowds for visitation we've ever had," said Campbell. "They were backed up to
the courthouse until 10 o'clock last night (Sunday) waiting to pay their
respects. Between the visitation and funeral, there were over a thousand
people."
Hall was the son of Bruce and Geraldine Sparks Hall of Deane, KY. Surviving in
addition to his wife and parents are a brother, Michael Bruce Hall, Deane; a
nephew, Timothy Shawn Hall; two nieces, Brooke Lamarr Day and Emma Leigh
Quillen; a great-nephew, Gavin Michael Hall; and a great-niece, Chloe Madison
Hall. Posted in the Mountain Eagle Newspaper, Whitesburg, Letcher County, KY,
September 12, 2007
2. Michael Bruce Hall m. Louise Unknown. Children;
i. Timothy Shawn Hall m. Mechelle
Unknown.
Children; i.1. Gavin Michael Hall i.2. Chloe Madison Hall
ii. Brooke Lamarr Hall m. Male Day
iii. Emma Leigh Hall m. Male Quillen.
Services held for Geraldine Hall
2010-12-29 / Obituaries
Geraldine Sparks Hall, 83, died December 23, 2010 at her home at Deane,
Kentucky. A daughter of the late Henry W. and Cindy Bentley Sparks, she was the
mother of the late Tim Hall, and a sister of the late Harold Sparks. Surviving
are her husband, Bruce Hall; a son, Mike Hall and wife Louise of Deane; a
daughter-in-law, Karen Quillen Hall of Haymond; a grandson, Shawn Hall and wife
Mechelle of Deane; and five greatgrandchildren, Gavin Hall, Chloe Hall, Jade
Collins, Gage Rouse and Mia Rouse. Funeral services were held December 27, 2010
at the Deane Baptist Church. Burial was in Green Acres Cemetery at Ermine,
Letcher County, Kentucky. Letcher Funeral Home of Whitesburg, Letcher County,
Kentucky had charge of the arrangements.

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