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Stanley Hall Obituary
Stan was an active member of the South Bay Church of God for 11½ years. He was a Sunday School teacher and on the Board of Trustees.
He left his home in Rancho Palos Verdes six years ago to work at Raytheon's Washington DC facility, where he was director of program management. He was on his way to the company's operations in Goleta.
Stan, a 17 year veteran of the company formerly known as Hughes, helped develop and build anti-radar technology.
"He was our 'dean' of electronic warfare, and his objective was always to the protection of the American servicemen," colleaques remembered.
Stan is survived by his wife Judie, they were married for 43 years, two adult daughters, Jane and Susan, an adult son Randy, and five grandchildren.
On November 13, 5001 Army Brigadier General Edward M. Harrington, Director of the Defense Contract Management Agency, on the behalf of President Bush awarded the Defense of Freedom Medal to Stan Hall as well as 3 other Raytheon employees. The medal was to recognize civilian Deparment of Defense employees killed Sepember 11, 2001. It is the equalivant to the Purple Heart for civilains.
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John Sherwood
September 12, 2022
Still remember and have fond memories of Stan
Heather Damron
September 11, 2022
My dad knew Mr. Hall from Litton/Amecom & other Navy projects and was a fellow Old Crow so their paths crossed my dad´s entire career. Each year for 21 years I celebrate the memory your dad on this day and every year.
I just lost my dad a month ago. I can´t tell you what peace it brings me to read about your dad & his bio today as I do every year-the Old Crow network is so small and it´s a small connection to my dad who is now gone and to the unique careers of our fathers. Your dad was so very accomplished for a young woman in 2001 to know his name.
Please know each time we are in NYC find your dad´s name at the Memorial and say a prayer for the family.
God Bless You and God Bless Your Family.
McKell Swain
September 17, 2020
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of Stan's family and friends who still mourn this loss. We will never forget. He seems like he was a great and godly man.
John Sherwood
September 11, 2019
Still can not forget Stan - very good & fond memories
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July 25, 2019
In memory of Flight 77 passenger Stanley Hall..
September 14, 2016
Sunday, our church had a memorial for the victims of 9/11. I had not heard of Stanley but on looking up his name, I found that we indeed lost a brilliant mind when that plane went down. Prayers to his family and loved ones.
Del Newberry
May 1, 2015
My prayers are lifted up today for Stanley's family and friends. I can tell from the comments and the work that he did here, he was well-respected and went about His Father's business. I pray for encouaragement and comfort to all here who miss him. We will never forget.
Love from Texas.
September 11, 2013
Remembering and honoring Mr. Stanley Hall on this day; a man who lived his life well/
Becky
September 11, 2012
My thoughts and prayers are with you today and often. God Bless You
Michelle
September 11, 2011
God bless your family and you.
Never forgotten.
Peggy Childers
August 13, 2009
To the family of Stanley Hall:
Stanley gave the ultimate sacrifice and will be held in the hearts of Americans forever. My deepest sympathy to you. We must never forget!
Peggy Childers
"Don't Let The Memory Of Them Drift Away"
www.IraqWarHeroes.org
Ben Kaufman
September 11, 2008
I worked with Stan when the company was still Hughes Aircraft Co in the Radar Systems Group. Stan was a true gentleman. I would run into Stan every now and then until that terrible day. I think of Stan and Peter Gay every Sept 11.
John Sherwood
September 11, 2008
It's not just on every Sept 11th that I keep remembering the friendship of Stan at Litton/Amecom and his friendly competitiveness when he went to Hughes Aircraft. We shall never forget the brutal and sudden way of how he left us on that day........
Sara Balandran
September 10, 2008
We at Raytheon in El Segundo, CA, have not forgotten Stan. Tomorrow we will hold our annual memorial service in a peaceful place, at our company park, dedicated to the 4 members of our Raytheon family. Our thoughts and prayers will be with Stan's Family and Friends. May God Bless You.
Robert Rahn
June 3, 2008
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Sharon
September 12, 2007
In memory..
P Tabbernor
July 19, 2007
In memory....
Stanley Hall
January 21, 2007
Words could never tell you how I feel about your loss. This world is not the place I like anymore. There is to much hate, to much killings, and the rich contiue to get richer and the poor get poorer. I had thought there was a God, but now I wonder, due to personal circumstances. I wish I could save the world, and feed the hungry. I can't I am a man like other men. No better no worse, just a man never the less. I hope the best for your family and you. They say money can't buy happyiness. I wish I had the money to find out for sure. My heart goes out to all those that lost their lives, a day I will never forget. I pray though I belive that no one listens that peace will come throughout this world.
Kristine
October 31, 2006
As I cross-stitched your name on the memorial that I am doing for all of the victims, I prayed for you and your family. Please know that your death was not in vain. We will always remember. God Bless.
Yali Wang
September 11, 2006
I am a former employee of Raytheon Co. at headquarter office located in Philadelphia. During the service years, I learned a lot from the higher management team. I love this company, and love people like Stan who devoted their golden time to Raytheon.
May God Bless you ! You always get God's love and God takes care of Stan !
Alan Huynh
September 10, 2006
Dear Stan's family,
i have found that Stan has lead a very accomplished life. I am in an honors english class and we were to do a report on anyone from the American Flight 77. There are many of my classmates who have chose Stan. I hope you know that he will be remembered in our class as a very fine man.
Matt Ashman
September 10, 2006
Mr. Hall may be gone, but he is NEVER going to be forgotten. I think that this is an important thing to remember about all of the 9/11 victims.
Donna Reynolds
September 10, 2006
Remembering Mr. Hall and all who died on that horrific day five years ago. You are not forgotten. As we commemorate this anniversary, let's remember the unity that we felt in this country in those dark days. The sadness remains and the memories fresh. Peace and blessings to all those who lost a loved one 9/11/01. Time passes but we cannot forget.
Heather Wilson
September 10, 2006
Friends and Family of Stanley Hall:
I am so sorry for you loss. I have recently lost my grandfather and I know how it feels to lose someone so quickly. May the hearts of family and friends carry you through in your time of need.
Lucy Perkins
September 9, 2006
It is hard to relate to 911 if you didn't lose anybody, but reading about Stan assures you that these are real people - lovely people who didn't deserve their end. I am so sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace.
Vicki Carver
August 22, 2006
I have tried for 5 years to find a way to contact Mr. Hall's family in order to tell them that I have a Mercy bracelet with his name inscribed on it. I wore it every day for the first year after 9/11. I have tried since then to find a way to send it to them and to tell them how much I can imagine their grief and loss has changed their lives. I wanted them to have it because as a teenager, during the Viet Nam War I wore a bracelet of the same sort with a soldier's name on it who was a POW/MIA, but unfortunately, I found out that he had died. I sent his bracelet to his family.
My father died from cancer at 53, but I cannot imagine having a loved one taken in such a cruel and unasked for manner as was their loved one.
I see I am not the only person who has a Mercy bracelet with Mr. Hall's name on it and for that I am glad. If anyone in Mr. Hall's family or anyone that he worked with can help me in sending this bracelet to his family, I'd appreciate being contacted. Again, I am so very sorry for the loss that is felt every day by his family and I hope that in time they can come to have some sort of peace in their hearts. I'm sure Mr. Hall is in God's Heaven and they will all be united again one day. That's what gets me through...knowing I will see my father and other loved ones again someday.
With great respect and utmost sympathy,
David R.
April 9, 2006
I remember working with Stan at Hughes Aircraft and later Raytheon. He was respected by his staff and coworkers and will be sorely missed. God bless you and your family.
Peter Paturzo Sr.
August 7, 2004
MY HEART PAINS THE LOSS 0F MY OLDEST
NEPHEW.
UNCLE PETE
Bob Fontana
February 2, 2004
May God grant you eternal rest and peace, my dear friend. You were the first person I worked with when I moved to Maryland 23 years ago. You positively influenced my life, and I will never forget you.
January 22, 2004
To the Hall Family May God be with you,know that you are in my prayers
Travis & Lorraine Pitts
September 12, 2003
Judie and Susan, we continue to remember you and all your family who still miss your husband, father, grandfather, each and every day. We honor Stan today, on this 2nd anniversary.
Orestes Delgado, jr.
December 22, 2002
MAY WE WERE PRAY FOR HIM, SHOULD BE STRENGHT TO HARD FIGHT, NO FEAR, BUT GOD BLESSING YOU FOREVER, OUR AMERICAN HAD TO STRENGHT STRONG IN USA. PROUD OF AMERICAN GO!! AND THANKS .
Maury Marks
October 22, 2002
I worked with Stan when he was employed by Litton/Amecom. Stan was always a good friend and colleague and a gifted engineer as well as a fine human being. I will try to incorporate his many good qualities into my own life as a living tribute to him. May he rest in peace.
Steven Rogers
September 8, 2002
At church this morning, all were handed wristbands with the names of an individual whose life was taken one year ago. I am wearing Stanley's name. As moving as it was to see the entire congregation and imagine that this many people three fold were lost that day, it is more striking to look into the face of the one whose name was placed with me.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Stanley and with all of us who were shaken by the tragedy.
Mervyn Montoya
May 28, 2002
I had the privledge of working for Stan at Bunker Ramo in the 70's I was always impressed with his great knowledge and how nice he was to the people around him. I was so shocked to hear what had happened to him on that fatefull morning in September, I will miss him as I know his familly will. God bless him.
Kathy Swaringen
May 2, 2002
Today, May 2, 2002, 1 mile walked to honor the life of Stanley and all the family friends and loved ones he left behind. May you find some comfort in knowing that you do not grieve alone.
Stanley, you may be gone, but will never be forgotten, may you rest in peace.
Angie Campbell
April 18, 2002
God Bless you and all of the family and friends that you left behind.
K. Melaragni
January 25, 2002
God bless you and your family! We will never forget and there is justice in the end.
Teresa Jahn
January 12, 2002
America Cries
We see your sorrow-
and our hearts cry....
We can not erase your pain
but you do not have to face the anguish alone-for we-
-the American people-
are beside you.
We so desperately want to have the touch that brings you comfort,
the strength that gives you courage,
and the words to lighten your spirits.
And when we are left speechless
may the silence of our nation weave love into your hearts
to ease your sorrow.
May you find healing through our nation's strength as we-
-the American people-
face this difficult time together. Our hearts are with you. Teresa Jahn
Dixon, IL
Sandra
January 3, 2002
May your family find comfort from the fact that we all feel a part of your loss.
Brandon Iriye
December 31, 2001
Mr. Stanley Hall,
Our lives may never have crossed with our knowledge, but I know your hometown and employer well. Many friends and family members were lost that day, and I feel as if not only California, but the world lost such an important person that day. God Bless you sir. God Bless you...
-Brandon
Kent & Harriet Coffey
December 28, 2001
We were so sorry to hear of this tragedy. Have fond memories of Manassas VA and a friendship from long ago.
Jason Bustin
December 6, 2001
I recieved my mercy band this past sunday with Stanley Hall encsribed on it. My heart and prayers go out to him, his friends and his family. God bless you all and God bless America.
Charlie Guinn Jr.
December 1, 2001
I wear this band in honor of Stanley Hall and pray for his family.God Bless, Charlie,Laura, Lisa and Chad.
Jan DeWolf
November 27, 2001
My Mercyband arrived today engraved with Mr. Hall's name on it. I shall wear it proudly. To his friends and family my thoughts and prayers will be with you. I cannot imagine your pain and grief. I and the rest of American cry and mourn with you. God bless you.
BARBARA BOLIN
October 1, 2001
MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO YOU ALL.MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL.
STANLEY MAY YOU REST IN PEACE.
Proud American
September 25, 2001
Your hometown boasts some of the most beautiful scenery in America. But I suppose it doesn't come close to the scenery you see now...Rest in Peace Mr. Hall.
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