Margaret Hall

Margaret Hall, a beacon of independence and organization, passed away peacefully on February 7, 2026, at the age of 91. Born on June 19, 1934, Margaret was known for her meticulous nature and attention to detail, which she brought into every aspect of her life, from her beloved hobbies to her cherished relationships.

Those who knew Margaret will fondly remember her love for shopping at the dollar store, where she found joy in simple treasures. Her creative flair shone brightly in her sewing projects, particularly in her award-winning quilts that earned ribbons at the county fair. Sewing was more than just a pastime for Margaret; it was a reflection of her personality—thoughtful, careful, and always with an eye toward beauty.

Margaret found happiness in the comfort of her apartment at Deanna's, where she dedicated countless hours to redecorating and personalizing her space. This haven was a testament to her love for aesthetics and her knack for creating a warm, inviting home.

Her family was her pride and joy. Survived by her loving niece, Edith Franklin, her great-niece, Deanna Hilbert (Dewey), her great-great-nephew, Jacob Hilbert (Gabby), and his children, Kaeden Hilbert and Aleia Hilbert. Not to be forgotten in her family circle is Ragnar the cat, who brought companionship and joy during many quiet moments.

Margaret is reunited in spirit with her parents, George "Willie" Wilson and Georgia Moore, her son Charles Edward "Eddie" Hall, and her brother Robert Allen Wilson. Their memories undoubtedly bring her peace as she journeys onward.

As we remember Margaret Hall, let us celebrate a life that was rich with love, creativity, and independence—a life that touched many and will remain forever in our hearts.