Kris Hale Obituary

KRIS HALE Kris Allen Hale, 61, a retired glazier, Las Vegas, passed away March 21, 2011. He was born Oct. 25, 1949, in Indianapolis, and was a 50-year resident of Nevada. Kris was a longtime member of the Glazier's Union Local 2001. He was a much loved father, brother and grandfather. Kris was a very dedicated grandfather to all of his grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his brother, Ronnie Hale. Kris is survived by his mother, Betty Gillette; father, Carroll Hale; sisters, Pam Andrews, Veda Hernandez, Rhonda Everette and Linda Hale; sons, Kevin Hale, Alex Hale, Kristopher Hale and Chris Campbell; daughter, Tiffany King; daughters-in-law, Elizabeth Hale and Maria Hale; grandkids, James Hale Alysha Hale, Riley Hale, Maria F. Hale, Sebastian Campbell, Devin King and Tylah King. Services will be at 4 p.m. Friday, April 1, at the Glazier's Local Union 2001, 1701 Whitney Mesa Drive, #105, Henderson, NV 89014.

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Published by Las Vegas Review-Journal from Mar. 30 to Mar. 31, 2011.

Memories and Condolences
for Kris Hale

14 Entries

Rhonda Everett

March 24, 2021

For clarification of my previous note: Kris did not serve in the military, my use of "soldier" was in reference to him being the good guy type of Spiritual warfare. -Rhonda

Elizabeth Hale

November 11, 2020

Dad,is what I always referred to you as and that's what you were to me. I have many memories that I will treasure forever but my favorite ones were of us having coffee together every morning and the stories you would tell me! You made me laugh so much over the years and there is a huge whole in Alex and my life since you passed! We miss you so much but you will are with us in our hearts forever!

June 3, 2011

kris, we will miss you very much, you were a pure pleasure to be around. i'll treasure your friend ship forever.. your pal thom shoun

Thomas Codella

May 15, 2011

Still have many memories from High School of Kris. I will never lose them. My condolences to all of Kris family and friends. He will be missed.

April 4, 2011

I am going to miss you Kris. You were my big brother and dear friend. I have know you since the 70's and cant image life without you. I will miss our day's we use to meet for lunch and laught about what is going on in the glass world. I will never forget about the joke you started about us being married and having six blind kids. You will be always be in my heart. I love you Kris.
Love forever Joy Coppola or what you called me MUD OX OX

Pamela Andrews

April 2, 2011

My name is Pamela Andrews and Kris was my "BIG" brother. I am his youngest sister. I first want to Thank All who came yesterday. It was nice to see how many friends my brother has/had. I am sure there are many more that was not able to show. Thank you to them also for being his friend.
As everyone said Kris was Kris. You either Loved him the way he was or you didn't. I LOVED HIM JUST THE WAY HE WAS.Growing up with Kris was always an adventure. He was always my protector. I spoke to him the day he left to Idaho. Never knowing that would be the last. All of you who knew him always remember ther the good in him as I will always. I LOVE YOU KRIS

Rance Spurlock

April 2, 2011

Kevin
Since your phone call yesterday it is hard to put into words what your Dad meant to the Spurlock family. Having known and worked with your dad for over 30 years he was a good man.
My condolences to your family.
Rance Spurlock II
Ironworker Local 433

Colleen Fithian

April 1, 2011

Mr & Mrs Jack & Colleen Fithian 288 Via Di Citta dr Henderson NV 89011. God Bless you Kris you wonderful Man. Your Son Love you chris.RIP.

April 1, 2011

Condolences to all the family and friends.
Rick & Nancy Owens
Friends of Kevin

April 1, 2011

Carroll so sorry to hear of your loss my condolences
John Vinzant

March 31, 2011

Please accept condonlences from Davis Glass & Mirror, Inc.

jeff harmon

March 31, 2011

i've known kris for fourty years, though i haven't seen him in a few years, i still would get the ocassional phone call just to see how things were going. he would always ask if ther was anything he could do. I will mess those call. My thoughts and prayers to his family. He will be missed.

March 31, 2011

Sorry to read this about Kris " BIGFOOT" Hale as we used to call him. I knew Kris since Roy Martin Jr. High back in the early 60's. He was a great guy with a real redneck style since of humor, but that's what made Kris so funny. Over time ,we lost touch during the past 30 years or so, but we spoke on the phone a few times this past year. My condolences to his family. Rest in Peace BIGFOOT!

Fred Kiser

March 31, 2011

To be a soldier in the Army is never an easy task, the work is hard and friendships seldom last. But for the few who can endure this, and serve their country well, a legacy is left and stories we will tell. I had this brother about 6 ft 4..known for a presence that filled any door. A soldier by choice, he answered the call to serve. One would know this man if ever they crossed his path, for he was the most brilliant in any class. Trustworthy, loyal, respectable, selfless, honorable, and integrity, cheerful, reverent, candid and tact are just a few words to describe how he'd act. A man of his word, who did not waiver like the wind. Kris walked the walk of a true American. It's said that Faith is daring the soul to go where the eyes cannot see. For a brother of such caliber i will definitely take this dare for me. That handsome man served his family, country and i'm sure still God very well. For now that's all of the real man i want to tell, Look our father gave us many emotions and the most important love and let me tell you i have had my share, from a brother that to none other could compare. We are given choice as to how to let go and tools to work through the granite wall between pain, sorrow and peace . A week ago i was hit with that shock an awe of knowing Heaven must've issued a stop loss. It sucks to hear a brother you love and admire moved on. From what i understand where he is now is beyond and above sweet. --- (i used to call him Abraham Lincoln, he called me sis)and now I'm one still hopin to again tag along and you should too cas the brother i got to know never got lost an knew the best way. I'm gonna be prayin for the men left here to try an take his place. You can be sure he trained them well, to carry on with the mission here, to give future generations more proud stories to privately cherish and or tell. ----Rhonda

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