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Jamie Shane Hall
March 11, 2013
Jamie Shane Hall, 43, of Oak Grove, passed away March 10, 2013, in Atmore.
He was born December 18, 1969, in Atmore. He was a 1987 graduate of Ernest Ward High School and a 1993 graduate of Auburn University. He worked for Larson-McGowan Forest Managers and Consultants. He was a registered Black Angus cattle farmer. He was currently working for Resource Management Services, LLC at the Pace office. He attended Grace Fellowship Church in Atmore. He is preceded in death by his grandparents, Horace Angus and Gladys Myrtle Hall and Curtis Leroy and Lola Beatrice Byrd.
He is survived by his wife, Blaire Hall and children, Tucker Graham Hall and Colbie Capri “Jamie” Hall, all of Oak Grove; parents, Jan Hall of Atmore and James Earl “Bud” (Anita) Hall of Oak Grove; mother-in-law, Carol Hopkins; brother, Rusty (Traci) Hall of Augusta, GA and his nieces and nephews, Maddox, Noah, Brody, Hudson and Lillyanne.
Jamie served on the following local and state organizations: honorary member of Northview High School FFA where he served as advisor for cattle programs and the interview committee for Chapter Officers; Escambia County Farm Bureau Board of Directors; Young Farmer & Rancher Leadership Training program; Florida Farm Bureau Forestry Advisory Committee; Chairman of Escambia County Extension Office; FSA Advisory Council; Wedgeworth Leadership Institute – Class V; Florida and Alabama Cattlemen’s Association; Government Affairs Committee and a member of the Florida Forestry Association, honored in 40 under 40 Florida Forestry Association leadership group, and was actively involved in 4-H.
Funeral services will be held Friday, March 15, 2013, at 10 a.m. from the Johnson-Quimby Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Gene King and Rev. Charles Melvin officiating. Interment will follow in Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery.
Active pallbearers will be Brian Davis, Jeff Hester, Lynn Ralls, Glynn Ralls, Matt Ezekiel and Paul Byrd.
Visitation will be held Thursday, March 14, 2013, from 6 p.m .until 8 p.m from the Johnson-Quimby Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Northview FFA Alumni & Friends, 4100 W. Hwy 4, Century, FL 32535. Donations will be used to establish a scholarship in Jamie’s honor.
Johnson-Quimby Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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12 Responses to “Jamie Shane Hall”
Thinking of the Hall family during this very diffuclt time. My first memory of Jamie is as a little boy standing with his brother Rusty on the other side of the fence between our yards. They were always together; his family was the best to our family. I didn’t know Jamie as a grown man personally, but always heard about him through my brother. Just this past summer Perry came for a visit and got a call that the cows from the Ag Dept had escaped. It was Jamie that rounded them back up. I know that the entire community will miss him. You have been in my prayers and thoughts.
My prayers are with you and you have my condolences at this difficult time in your llife. I remember your boys from the fish fries we used to have at the Oak Grove Park. Both were very courteouus and well mannered. I am saddened by your loss.
My prayers are with the Hall family at this time may God comfort your hearts during this difficult time.
My prayers are with the Hall family at this time may God comfort your hearts during this time.Jamie was a good friend and neighbor to all and will be missed by many.
My love and prayers to my oldest lifelong friend, Blaire and to their beautiful children who will grow up a little too fast from this experience. May their hearts be healed by the love of friends and family and God, and may they feel comfort from Jamie’s memories. He was a dear man, a good father and good husband. May God bless you all…
I write this to a father, who has been like a brother to me all of my life, who has lost his child way too young. My heart goes out to him and the extended family. Maybe the reason Jamie cramed so much living into so short a life, was in some way he felt he had to. He did so much to leave the community and state a better place when he left it. In time to come may his family remember beautiful memories and dwell on those. God gives us memories that we might have roses in December. James Earl I love you and weep for all of you. Be brave for Jamie’s kids. He would want and expect that.
Ms. Jan, we are praying for you and your family! I know you think the world of your boys and was shocked to hear the sad news. May God and His everlasting arms be near to comfort you and give you strength as you walk through this valley. Love and prayers
My prayers and thoughts go out to Blair and the rest of Jamie’s family. Jamie was a member of class V of the Wedgworth Leadership Program and that is where we became friends. Jamie has friends in Ag all over the state and our hearts ache over his passing. I am very sorry for your loss, Eric Hopkins
Jan and James Earl, my heart goes out to you. I know that until you face the loss of your child, you can only imagine what parents go through when they lose a child. It has to be the hardest thing to ever have to face. I want you both to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I pray that the Lord will give you the strength that you need during this most heartbreaking time of your entire life. Be strong, and hold on to your faith in God. He will always be there.
To Jamie’s entire family. The entire community has lost one of the finest young men we have ever known. My two sons, Chad and Brad, along with our daughter-in-law Kay considered Jamie such a special friend. I know God is the only comfort you have right now but please know that we have all considered him a special friend and outstanding young man and shall miss him in our community. We are as close as the telephone if you see a need during this tragic time.
I am so sorry to hear about Jamie’s death. He was an excellent student when I taught him. I never remember having to correct him. That shows that he had good parents and a great upbringing.
Jan and James Earl, I am remembering you in my prayers and thoughts. May the good Lord help you and yours through this trying time. I know that he will live on through those grandchildre. May God bless you all.
Our prayers and condolences are with the entire Hall family during this most difficult time. The community has lost a very fine young man at to early an age. PLease call on us should you need anything.May he rest in peace with God.