Wilson Hall

My life has been full of hearing story upon story of the Stuart people from my mother and dad. Wilson was prominent in these. God bless the family left behind and heaven rejoice in its addition.

Woodrow, I was sorry to read of the loss of your father in today's paper.

You and I were classmates at the old Stuart High School, went to church and played in your Dad's haybarn until I moved away in 1957. As I recall, your family kept your brother's appendix in a jar on a cabinet in the dining room. Again my condolences for your loss.

Kay, Koy, David and family,
We just want to let you know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Mr. Hall sounded like an extraordinary man who will be greatly missed.
Lamarvin and Jeanie

To The Wilson Hall Family: I am writing this for Robert T. Bennett and his family. We are saddened by the loss of Uncle Wilson. We know you will miss him and we feel its the end of an era. I remember so many things of our childhood and all the Hall and Bennett brothers and sisters. We were all blessed to have such a large family with so many characters and memories. Please know we will be thinking of you. From: Robert (Bob) T. Bennett, Glenda Bennett Cook, Bobbie Bennett Hartsfield & Sherrie Bennett Idell.

Woodrow & John

My prayers & thoughts are with all of you, may God give you peace & comfort. I'll always Remember Uncle Wil, he was alway so good to me. I learned a lot from him. I'll always remember his stories. I loved him so. I love y'all. God Bless....Pete Bennett

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Woodrow and family, It has been such a pleasure to meet you and your Dad. You made us feel welcome in Stuart right away when we moved here. I loved his stories about him and Woodrow Wooley. Now they can buddy up again. My prayers go with you.

I am the oldest daughter of Mary Lou Ingram, my grandmother was Lela Mae Wooley Brown. Memories are precious, bless you and your family thru this time of sorrow.