Kenneth Hall

Kenneth Paul Hall was born on April 12, 1952, in Odessa, Texas and grew up in San Angelo with his grandparents Beulah and Joe Hall. After graduating from GrosBeck High School, he went to college for a year and became a certified electrician/welder. Kenneth formed a band where he played bass guitar. He was also partner and owner with his grandfather of Hall's Liquor in Marble Falls. After selling that business, he opened his own business Hall's High Lift Incorporated which he proudly owned and operated for 30 years. There are countless businesses in Central Texas that have signs put up by Kenneth. He spent his days happily taking care of people's crane needs with a smile on his face, and very often, his beloved beagle Pocket Joe by his side.

Kenneth was a member of First United Methodist Church of Round Rock for over 30 years. He met the love of his life, Kelley Kelley, in 2013, and they married a year later on July 4, 2014. He was Grandpa Kenneth to his five grandsons and three granddaughters. Kenneth and Kelley spent their free time boating, fishing, and camping. After selling his crane business and retiring in 2021, he spent time with the guys at the Cigar Shop and tended their many plants at home.

He left this earth on March 4, 2026, at the age of 73. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, his sister Sabrina, and his son Jason. He is survived by his wife Kelley, his nephews Jeremy and Michael, his great nephews Kai, Logan, and Jacob, great nieces Lisa, Kayla, Emma, Grace, and Ally, stepchildren Sunday, Katy, Emily, and Jacob, and grandchildren Josiah, Gideon, Tanner, Zeke, Lily, Hank, Ava, Ward, and Arabelle.