Marcy L. Hall

Dear Ulverleen & Randy, We are so sorry to hear about Marcy's passing. We know it has been a long journey and that he suffered long. Feel comfort in knowing that he is in a better place. I did not learn of his death until the morning of the funeral when Daddy called to say he was going ... we would have paid our respects more appropriately. Know that you'all are in our thoughts and prayers.
Myra, Mack & Stacy Pierce

Marcy will never die, but live in the hearts of his family and love ones left behind. I worked with Marcy for almost 25 years at Union Camp,and we rode together to work for many years. Like a beautiful flower I remember the happy days, when he starting playing with a band called the haymakers, it was mostly mill co-workers. I was working with Marcy when Randy was first born, and he would just brag about his son, said he was the most beautful son in the whole wide world, and we followed his...

So many memories come to mind, growing up on Crutcher St., about our neighbors and friends. Mr. Marcie was one of those we charish. God Bless. David and Pam

We were so sorry to hear about Marcy. We had been many miles together and were wonderful friends. He will be missed. The family will be in our prayers and thoughts.

To the family of Marcy Hall: This is Mary Ellen Sweats son Mark, I just want to say that I sorry to hear about your loss. Just remember that he is in a better place now, a place where there is no more pain and suffering. I will pray for your family that everything will be ok. Sincerely yours, Mark Noll

Dear Ulverline & Randy, Im so sorry to hear about Marcys death. Donna sent a copy of the obit. and i wish i could be there for u like u were there when mama and daddy died. Now Marcy and daddy are in heaven playing their Thursday night poker. Love u very much Mary Ellen

.May the peace of all uderstanding be with you during your time of sorrow.Just wanted you to know our family is in prayer for you.

Our sympathies are with you during this time of loss.