Ronal Kent Hall

Ron will be missed. He took our girls on his sail boat when they were little for a short ride. They never have forgotten that experience. He flew Taryn and I to Spain and that truly was an experience with him I won´t ever forget. I felt like Taryn and I were celebrities on that flight. Showed us the captains cabin on the plane for the crew. Then in Spain he took us to a couple of his spots he liked. He was a man who has traveled the globe and loved to share the experiences with others.
He was the best father I have ever seen with a child. How I relish to see his and Taryn´s relationship. An amazing bond they shared. You can just feel the love between the two of them.
He will be truly missed. We were was so lucky to have met him and shared some special memories with him. Sending our love to Taryn, Ryan, KC, Jennifer and the entire family.

We've only just heard that Ron, WQ3W, has passed away.
So sorry to hear.
We were fortunate enough to speak with Ron for years via amateur radio from his plane and boat. We met him and Jennifer in person several times. He even invited us on a boat trip and a flight with his plane. That's who Ron was.
We will miss him dearly.
Our deepest condolences to Jeniffer, his family and friends.
Rest in peace, dear Ron.
From your friends, Johan and Nicole in Belgium.
ON7HJA & ON6NM

so very sorry to hear about my good radio friend RON talked with him some weeks ago we have been talking for over 30 years over the ham radio from his aeroplane and from his boat will miss our chats over the radio, my deepest condolences to the family and friends also from all friends from the 14247 dx net, rest in peace my very good friend RON from DAVID BURN - (G I 0 A Q D) NORTHERN IRELAND

I had the privilege of flying with Ron many years on several airplanes. I always smiled when I say his name on the trip sheet. Ron was just the best a man could be...I´m sorry he is gone.... Ray Axley. Piedmont 1978

Ron was literally my only buddy at Piedmont new hire class of 1985. He was a great friend with a pure soul who lived a life that mattered. I will miss him gravely.
My sincere condolences to his family whom he loved dearly.

Always loved flying with him, what a wonderful man. Prayers for his family, may he rest in peace.

So sad to hear of the loss of a wonderful Man. Always fun to fly with and just to be around. Had so many great things to talk about. Love and Prayers to family and friends.

Such a great pilot and such a nice guy. Always so helpful to his crew members. Till we meet again. Thanks for all the great memories!

Jennifer,

So sorry for your loss.

When I went through B-767 training with Ron at the TWA facility in St. Louis, I thought that Ron hand flew the simulator better than any pilot that I ever saw fly a simulator.

He was a great guy and will be missed!

Till we meet again, Ron. I taught a day or two of your Indoc classes when you were hired at Piedmont. Although we were not personal friends during our careers at the airline, you were always on the radar. Thank you for your service and dedication to me and our brotherhood of pilots. Your work and sacrifice are appreciated. Rest in peace, my friend. Save me a seat at your table in the hangar of the next life.

I remember flying many trips to Madrid with Ron and Ken Cox. Just a super individual to be with. A joyful time every time we worked together. An excellent, intelligent thoughtful person that kept me laughing and smiling the entire time. Godspeed and RIP Ronal Hall
Kurt Holter. Piedmont 1985.

One of our finest. Had the privilege of instructing Ron on the F-28. Great Pilot, Friend and person. True Gentleman.

I flew with Ron when he upgraded to Captain on the Fokker 28. He was an excellent pilot and, for a new FO, a great travelling companion. I will miss him and cherish the memories. Smooth seas and following winds, Skipper.
Tony DeCandia
Piedmont Silver Eagle

Thanks for the good times in Spain. It was always great to tag along with you while you used your self taught Spanish to navigate the little spots in Barcelona and Madrid. Smooth sailing as you head west, RIP Ron.

Though I only had the privilege of knowing Captain Ron for a short while, his infectious smile and charming demeanor made him so easy to be around. I was fortunate to be one of the lucky ones to get a personal tour of Tampa Bay from Captain Ron on his beautiful sailboat.
My heart goes out to his children, grandchildren and sweet wife, Jennifer. They were indeed a great couple together.

What a huge loss for all that were blessed to call Ron a friend. Deepest condolences to the family
Blue skies and tailwinds Ron

Rest in Peace, Ron. You were a good man. You'll be missed by everyone who knew you here at Harborage.

So sorry for your loss, he was such an interesting man with such a diverse background. I´m certain a great father and grandfather, will be missed greatly. I feel fortunate to have known him.

Always a pleasure flying along side you thank you for your true kindness and for inspiring me and being a major part in my journey. God bless you you will always be in our hearts and we will continue to share you kindness and Pass it forrward... Rest easy Captain

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

You will be missed, my dearest friend. We shared lot of good moments and some hard moments too that were not that bad thanks to the way you were. I feel really honored because I had the opportunity to meet you and share a nice friendship for twenty years. My condolences to the family and to all the people including me and your friends from Barcelona that are feeling deep inside this big loss.

I am deeply saddened to hear of Ron´s passing. It was truly a privilege to work alongside such an incredible man. As a flight attendant, I had the honor of flying with him on many international flights, and every single time, he made the experience better. He was not only an excellent pilot, but also one of the kindest, most thoughtful people I´ve ever had the pleasure of working with. His great sense of humor and steady professionalism always made the toughest days easier to handle.
People like Ron are rare-his genuine kindness, his warmth, and the way he treated everyone with respect made him stand out. He will be missed by everyone who had the chance to know him, and I know that his memory will live on in all the hearts he touched.
Please know that my thoughts are with you during this difficult time.
With deepest sympathy,
Rita (Love) Triol

Ron was such a wonderful friend and mentor to so many people! I spent countless evenings on his sailboat, sipping Gin and tonics, sharing stories, and just soaking up his wisdom. He always had his transistor radio handy, chatting with folks all over the world. It was always a blast watching him connect with people from different corners of the globe and jot down their conversations.


Blue skies and tailwinds my friend,

-Dylan Michaels