Deborah Jean Hall

Deborah J. Hall

January 13, 1954 – February 13, 2026

Deborah J. Hall was born in Middletown, New York, to Bernice Ann Pinckney & Claude William Pinckney. She later grew up in Port St. Lucie, Florida, and in 1995 made Pasco County, FL her home, where she built a life filled with family, friendships, and strong opinions-always shared honestly.

Deborah was the proud mother of two daughters, Katie-Ann (Hall) Politopoulos and Molly Jean Hall. She is survived by her daughters; her son-in-law, Kosta N. Politopoulos; her daughter-in-law, Megan L. J. Lawson; and her beloved grandson, Nathan W. Politopoulos, who brought her endless pride and joy.

She is also lovingly remembered by extended family: Bob and Marge Miles of North Carolina; Debra, Terry & James Connolly of Georgia; and Amy, Rebecca, and Vince Mackey of Texas.

Deborah loved her family fiercely and deeply, even if she didn't always say it out loud. The people she cared for were always near and dear to her heart. She was an outgoing and outspoken woman-the kind of person who told you exactly what she thought, whether you were ready to hear it or not. Those who truly knew her understood that her honesty was part of her love. She also had a special place in her heart for her cat, Sophie, who was a constant companion.

A memorial gathering to celebrate Deborah's life will be held at Snappers Bar & Grill, located at 36657 US Hwy 19 N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684, on March 12, 2026, from 6:00–8:00 PM. Children are welcome. An outdoor patio area will be reserved for friends and family to gather, share stories, raise a farewell drink, and remember Deborah in a way she would have appreciated-together.

In lieu of flowers, Deborah was passionate about supporting her grandson Nathan's Scouting journey and helping ensure that all children have the opportunity to participate in Scouting, regardless of financial circumstances. Donations in her honor may be made to the Scholarship Fund for The Great Pack 7 at www.TheGreatPack7.com.

She was also eager to support Nathan's love for helping those experiencing homelessness. An additional option for memorial donations is Messengers of Hope Mission of Odessa, where financial contributions in Deborah's name may be made at www.mohmfl.org.

Deborah lived life with honesty, strength, and a spirit that was entirely her own. She loved deeply, left a lasting impression, and reminded those around her to embrace joy in all its forms. As one of her favorites so perfectly stated:

"Being happy never goes out of style." - Betty Boop