Laurice T. "Bud" Hall

I met Bud through his daughter Sue's family.While I only saw him occasionally,he was always a pleasure to talk with. Our deepest sympathy to the family. I know that they will miss him.
~Melissa,Amy,Tori, and Rick Lord

Mr Hall was Pinehurst Country Club. Each 4th of July he would put on a spectacular show, but before the glorious fireworks, he would graciously remind us why we were celebrating-he was the heart of the show. He always made me feel welcome, even though I was just a kid. I feel sorry for the new people who never got to know him. It's hard to imagine the club without him. Suzanne Stryker, daughter of John and Shirley Stryker

Bud was one of the pioneers that has paved the way for the success of many club managers. I always enjoyed our talks at conference and garnered great wisdom and an occasional good story. My heartfelt sympathies to his family as our industry has lost one of its best.

I met Bud through his Granddaughter Tiffany who adored her grandfather. Bud was a very direct and a respectful man and will be missed. My Deepest Sympathy goes out to the Hall family and friends.

God’s Peace,

I knew Bud through his activities with the CRA and as a collegue of the DSA. He was a good and honorable man and will long be remembered.
My condolences to his family and friends.
Chares Smith

Mr. Hall was one of the people I remember most growing up at Pinehurst CC, he was the face and spirit of Pinehurst. One Easter I slipped on a grape, getting my new dress dirty, and was worried I was in trouble with Mom and Dad. Mr. Hall was the one who made everything alright. My condolence to Mr. Halls Family.
Cathy Goorman-De Porter daughter of George and Avis Goorman