Mrs. Adeline "Addie" Hall met and married the love of her life, Lacy Clements-Hall and shared two beautiful children. They moved to Georgia and shared a long, wonderful relationship. She was a good mother, friend, daughter and a precious child of God. They farmed and hunted on their own land and welcomed friends for dinner and fellowship. Pop and Ms. Addie had a long loving relationship that withstood any obstacle. Ms. Addie was a humble woman with a terrific sense of humor.
She always welcomed friends and family into their home and always ask had you eaten. She enjoyed having guests chat with her in the parlor or sit at the table and talk as she cooked. Ms. Addie had a beautiful spirit, and she loved people. She was loved, respected and protected by her one true love Lacy Clements Hall until the day of her passing and funeral. He followed his beloved Addie in death within 24 hours of her burial and is laid to rest with her in the family plot in Eastman.
She was a good Christian woman, excellent cook, smart dresser and a flower in God's garden who befriended many in her walk on Earth. Ms. Addie would give her last dollar to help others, and do for others even when she was sick. She loved the Lord and frequently worshiped at Roundtree Island Baptist Church before ill health prevented it. She always reminded the family and friends to pray and be good. Ms. Addie was a uniquely special woman, and she will be missed forever. We cannot drive to Savannah, without thinking of taking a detour to Midville, GA to see you guys on your farm! It's just not the same without you.
She always welcomed friends and family into their home and always ask had you eaten. She enjoyed having guests chat with her in the parlor or sit at the table and talk as she cooked. Ms. Addie had a beautiful spirit, and she loved people. She was loved, respected and protected by her one true love Lacy Clements Hall until the day of her passing and funeral. He followed his beloved Addie in death within 24 hours of her burial and is laid to rest with her in the family plot in Eastman.
She was a good Christian woman, excellent cook, smart dresser and a flower in God's garden who befriended many in her walk on Earth. Ms. Addie would give her last dollar to help others, and do for others even when she was sick. She loved the Lord and frequently worshiped at Roundtree Island Baptist Church before ill health prevented it. She always reminded the family and friends to pray and be good. Ms. Addie was a uniquely special woman, and she will be missed forever. We cannot drive to Savannah, without thinking of taking a detour to Midville, GA to see you guys on your farm! It's just not the same without you.
Mrs. Adeline "Addie" Hall met and married the love of her life, Lacy Clements-Hall and shared two beautiful children. They moved to Georgia and shared a long, wonderful relationship. She was a good mother, friend, daughter and a precious child of God. They farmed and hunted on their own land and welcomed friends for dinner and fellowship. Pop and Ms. Addie had a long loving relationship that withstood any obstacle. Ms. Addie was a humble woman with a terrific sense of humor.
She always welcomed friends and family into their home and always ask had you eaten. She enjoyed having guests chat with her in the parlor or sit at the table and talk as she cooked. Ms. Addie had a beautiful spirit, and she loved people. She was loved, respected and protected by her one true love Lacy Clements Hall until the day of her passing and funeral. He followed his beloved Addie in death within 24 hours of her burial and is laid to rest with her in the family plot in Eastman.
She was a good Christian woman, excellent cook, smart dresser and a flower in God's garden who befriended many in her walk on Earth. Ms. Addie would give her last dollar to help others, and do for others even when she was sick. She loved the Lord and frequently worshiped at Roundtree Island Baptist Church before ill health prevented it. She always reminded the family and friends to pray and be good. Ms. Addie was a uniquely special woman, and she will be missed forever. We cannot drive to Savannah, without thinking of taking a detour to Midville, GA to see you guys on your farm! It's just not the same without you.
She always welcomed friends and family into their home and always ask had you eaten. She enjoyed having guests chat with her in the parlor or sit at the table and talk as she cooked. Ms. Addie had a beautiful spirit, and she loved people. She was loved, respected and protected by her one true love Lacy Clements Hall until the day of her passing and funeral. He followed his beloved Addie in death within 24 hours of her burial and is laid to rest with her in the family plot in Eastman.
She was a good Christian woman, excellent cook, smart dresser and a flower in God's garden who befriended many in her walk on Earth. Ms. Addie would give her last dollar to help others, and do for others even when she was sick. She loved the Lord and frequently worshiped at Roundtree Island Baptist Church before ill health prevented it. She always reminded the family and friends to pray and be good. Ms. Addie was a uniquely special woman, and she will be missed forever. We cannot drive to Savannah, without thinking of taking a detour to Midville, GA to see you guys on your farm! It's just not the same without you.
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