Benson Luther Hall

I just heard about Benson´s passing, and sorry to hear of his passing. I was a classmate of Benson in grade 6 and 7 when we attended Deer Park Elementary. The one thing that stands out with Benson is he and I were lefties, and when we played softball we both were always on opposite teams as there was only one left-handed glove that him and I shared while playing in the outfield. The other memory is when he was age 11, Benson hit a grand slam to win a game in the Deer Park Little League. ...

Will always remember you, a truly wonderful man, blessings to your family.

To the family: I just heard about Benson. His grandfather, Benson, was my mom Margaret´s-oldest brother. He was 5 or 6 when I last saw him. His parents came here in `98when our uncle Brant Hall died.

Dear Terry, Ashley, Samantha, Benson William and all family members, With loving memories I extend my deep sorrow and condolences on the death of Benson Luther Hall, your beloved husband, father, grandfather. In 1994 the Benson and Terry Hall family with three young children, volunteered to come to St. Francis Home each week to gather with residents, lead them in bingo, and provide treats, and lively fellowship . . . Oh, how our SFH residents loved those Hall Family Bingo Days!. Benson: ...

Gone way too quickly. First time I met Benson, it was like we had been friends for 10 years... Going to miss golfing, goofing and brainstorming with him very much. RIP my friend, hope to see you again.

I always thing of Benson trucking around the base pads after he smashed a softball, coming around third like a freight train with a smile on his face. A bigger than life full of love guy, who everyone wanted as a friend, and I got to call Benson friend. Terry I´m so sorry for your loss and please hug your children for me. Bill Bevins.

Dear Terry and Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. May you find comfort with family and friends. John and Dorothy Hall Kaufman