Daniel Colten Hall

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Coley Hall on February 6, 2026, at NEA Baptist Memorial Hospital. Born Daniel Colten Hall on March 26, 1991, in Paragould, Coley had such joy for life and a love for everyone.

Coley attended Paragould High School where lifelong friends were made. Coley's life was dedicated to caring for others as a Certified Nurses Aide. Primarily working at Walnut Ridge Nursing Center and for home health, Coley's gentle spirit and unwavering dedication made a profound impact on the lives of the residents. Coley's ability to connect with patients and provide solace and support during their most vulnerable times was a testament to the true essence of caregiving.

Coley was a vibrant spirit who enriched the lives of those around by singing and dancing--bringing joy to all. With a love for collecting DVD movies and Barbie dolls, Coley found joy in simple pleasures. Whether it was spending quality time at the lake, exploring flea markets, or creating lasting memories with loved ones, Coley was always a joy to be around.

Survivors include Coley's mother, Cyndi Holt of Paragould; maternal grandmother, Billie Faye Hall of Paragould; step grandmother, Brenda Hall of Jonesboro; two brothers, Christopher (Chelsea) Hall and Kyle Honeycutt both of Paragould; aunt, Sandi (Johnny) Hattenhauer of Paragould; uncle, Daniel Hall, Jr. of Mountain Home; cousins, Hailey Rowland, Shay Hall, and Dillon Hall; nieces and nephews, Alayna, Maicey, Dallas, Ryker, Bailee Faye, Morgan, Legacie, and Xerinity; and a host of other family and friends.

Coley is preceded in death by maternal grandfather, Daniel Hall, Sr., and step grandfather, Daniel Strope.

A visitation will be held at Ramer's Chapel Methodist Church in Lafe on Friday, February 13, 2026, from 1-2 pm. The funeral will begin at 2 pm. Burial will follow in Ramer's Chapel Cemetery.

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Rest in peace, dear Coley. Your light will continue to shine in our hearts.