MR. ANTHONY HALL

Tony,
My late sister’s son and my nephew, I miss you so much and my fondest memories is when you and your twin sister, Althea were brought home from the hospital. I remember it so vividly because everybody was excited that you and Althea was the second set of twins born to my oldest sister.

I can remember a lot of fun things we use to do while sitting with you and my other nieces and nephews. You were one of the quite ones, yet you could make your presence known. I can remember on wash day, when your mom had to keep an eye on you and your sister, you were given a snack and you would stay there until the snack lasted. Those moments, I will always cherish and when I think about those moments, it brings a smile to my face.

I can remember when you joined our family home church that was another exciting moment. You will always be in my memories and I’ll miss you very much. You made your transition, something we all must do and we will all be together one day in that place God has prepared for us.

Rest in peace,

Your Aunt, Nannie, Gladys Lee,
Pensacola, Florida

Tony,

My dear first cousin, I am truly going to miss you. As I sit here to write this, my heart is very heavy. You were not only a cousin to me but a big brother figure. Being in your presence was uplifting, your smile would light up a room and your laugh infectious.

I will miss our lengthy talks over the phone, especially, when I wanted to run something by you for your opinion, grab some words of encouragement or just pick your brain. You were my sounding board and you had a way of letting me know, ''don't sweat the small stuff.'' I will remember, how we could laugh at each other's jokes until we, literally, would be in tears laughing so hard.

I will cherish fond memories growing up in Alabama at our grandmother's house during the summers as kids and those Sunday evenings fellowshipping with other cousins, enjoying each others company and being surrounded by our elders. I will miss reminiscing about those good ole' days with you.

I can remember, as a teenager, when you rode with me to college and back, so I would not have to take that trip alone and just a couple of years ago, you flew to Jersey and Atlanta to check in on me. We had such a blast of a good time.

I am so thankful to God, I was able to spend quality time with you. I was so blessed when you shared with me, you had found a church home there in Detroit and your call to the deaconship.

I will miss you my cousin but never will I forget. I know God and our other family members who have since gone own to be with the Lord was there to greet you and welcome you home. You are in His loving arms, may you rest in peace. Sleep on my brother and rest.

Romans 8:28-39

Tons of Love,

To my Hall family, I love you.

Your first Cousin,
Veronica (Ronnie) Anderson
New Jersey & A.T.L.

To Danita, Anthony Jr, Richard and to the entire Hall family, you have sincere deepest of Sympathy and Condolences.

My friend, my Politics Nation talking buddy, and my Chuck Wagon breakfast partner I miss you already. You were my best chop it up talking friend, when talking about every day life. We shared a lot of laughs together talking about everything, life in general, the reality and facts of life.
I learned a lot from you Anthony about Politics, Wow just think if Anthony and I were Campaign managers and Advisors, who ever we wanted to be President of America would be President. That's how good Anthony new Politics.

My friend fulfilled his purpose in life by turning his life over to God and by becoming a Deacon and a ordained Minister of the Church. I know Minister Hall made a difference and impact on every person he reached out to help.

Peace and love to my friend and to the entire Anthony Hall family with all of God's love , grace and blessings.