Alicia Hall

Alicia Hall, affectionately known to many of her lifelong friends as "Lish Dawg," and to her daughter she was simply "Mom," passed away surrounded by love and family. Born to Darling and Walter Hall, Alicia grew up in the Commons, where she forged some of her friendships that lasted her entire life. Even as a baby, Alicia was known for her big emotions and expressive nature - a tender spirit that stayed with her as she grew.

She was the beloved mother of her only daughter, Hanae Rayzer; the cherished sister of Celeste Hall on her father's side; and a beloved cousin to Monica Goodwine - together forming a family rooted in love and support.

Alicia was admired for her style and creativity. She loved clothes and was always known as a fashionable, stylish woman. Her flair for design even led her to create clothing featured in a fashion show, Distinctively Different (Unique Blue Jean Designs). She also had a beautiful singing voice and loved to share her gift of song with those around her, whether at events, family gatherings, or just at home.

Education was always a driving force in Alicia's life. She graduated from Perry High School and went on to earn multiple degrees, including a Master's degree at Duquesne University. She also held a degree in Administration and Arts in English and Communications, an Associate of Science in General Studies, a Bachelor of Science in Applied Corporate Communication, and numerous certificates of completion and achievement, including a Certificate of Appreciation, a Certificate of Completion for the CORE FOUR Business Planning Course, and a Certificate of Academic Achievement. She never stopped learning, continuing to add to her education and achievements throughout her life.

Alicia loved to travel and explore new places. She had a deep passion for music, art, and Black history, and she enjoyed going out and spending time with others.

Alicia was also a true entrepreneur at heart. She navigated jobs while running her own businesses, including but not limited to "The Little People's Discovery Center" and "House of Greens and Beans," for much of her life. Her determination, dedication, and resilience left a lasting impression on her colleagues, clients, and community.

Alicia will be remembered for her loving nature, her style and ambition, and the countless lives she touched with her kindness and drive. Her legacy lives on through her daughter, family, and the many friends who were blessed to know her.