Lucious "Sonny" Hall, Sr.

Lucious Hall, fondly known as "Sonny," was born on September 6, 1940, in Hawkinsville, Georgia. He was a devoted father, brother, and friend, who touched the lives of many throughout his journey on this earth. Lucious passed away peacefully at his residence on February 17, 2026.

Lucious took great pride in his career, demonstrating an extraordinarily strong work ethic that defined his more than 30 years of service with the Miami Dade County public school system. He made a significant impact as the Manager III Coordinator in the Department of Plant Operations, exemplifying dedication and commitment in his role. In addition to his time in the school system, Lucious worked various jobs, including positions with The Maintenance King of Kendall, Miami Bait and Tackle, Miami International Airport Blue Sky Shuttle, and the Albany Housing Authority in Albany, Georgia. His relentless drive to provide for his loved ones was a testament to his character.

An alumnus of the Miami Dade school system, Lucious furthered his education by attending truck driving school and enrolling in vocational courses, which included studies in management and the proper handling of industrial chemicals. This passion for learning echoed throughout his life and professional endeavors.

Lucious had an engaging personality and was known as the life of the party, often enchanting those around him with his great sense of humor. He had a creative side, indulging in numerous hobbies and interests, including artistry, carpentry, designing, and fishing, which allowed him to express his talents and connect with nature.

He was the beloved son of Fred Fowler and Rosia Mae Fowler. He is survived by his adoring children, Lucious (Bernadine) Hall, Jr., Michael Hall, Antonio Vereen, Laetitia (Darrell) McClain, Christopher (Tanis Sims) Hall, and Ponce (Maggie Regapsi) Howell, Jr. He leaves behind his cherished grandchildren, Brianna Hall, Noah Sims-Hall, Ella Sims-Hall, Legacy Vereen, Yasir Howell, Luz Howell, and Amina Howell, as well as his great-grandson, Derreck Braun. Lucious is also survived by his brother, Larry Hall; sisters, Maze Jones, Annette Richardson, and Naomi (Aaron) Sims; his furry friend, Roscoe; and a host of nieces, nephews, family, and friends who will miss him dearly.

Lucious was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Josephine Davis Hall, and several family members who played integral roles in his life, including his maternal grandmother, Rosia Batten Anderson, his mother, Rosia Mae Fowler, his father, Fred Fowler, his brother, Kennedy Fowler, his sister, Ossie Lee Stephens, and his sons, Kenneth Sumpter and Dodge Mayes.

In remembrance of Lucious Hall, we celebrate the legacy of a remarkable man whose life was a masterful blend of hard work, humor, creativity, and love for his family. He will be deeply missed and forever cherished in the hearts of those who had the privilege to know him.