We love you, Dad. You were not so tall in stature, but in the mind of your children, you were more prominent than any giant and stronger than Goliath. We called you fearless, afraid of nothing and no one. The love you exhibited for your children was just amazing. No matter what the situation or issue at hand, you would stand up boldly and state your opinion without any hesitation. Daddy, no matter what problems you had with us, you would endlessly forgive and quickly move forward to the next task at hand; this was just your unconditional love. We will miss your humor that often made us laugh uncontrollably and your laid-back attitude on most issues of life. Daddy, because you were so strong in mind and body, we assumed you were invincible; there would be no way death could hold you down. God says, “We are once appointed to die,” and one thing we know for sure, God does not make any mistakes. It was your moment to leave, which has broken our hearts into so many pieces. We will miss you because you were not only our dad but our best friend. We thank you for the time you shared with your family. I wish we had more time, so we could express the genuine love we have for you, but God knows best. Life has only separated your spirit from the body, and you will always have a special place in our hearts. Although we will not see you on this side anymore, we will see you in heaven. Thanks, Daddy (AKA, Da), for being a part of bringing life to all of us. Love, Your Children Dear Brother, the angels came and escorted you away. Our heart ached, and oh, how we all cried for you. Even though we did not talk or see each other every day, the thought of knowing you were just a phone call away was our security that big brother is still watching. Now that you are gone, and we won’t see or hear from you, we will cherish the great memories you have left behind. Brah, you were a special gift to your siblings. Good night to this world, now you can take your rest. We love you. Love, Danyell, Tressie, Rebecca, & Valencia. Son, we would talk on the phone almost every day; just hearing your voice really calmed my spirit. It breaks my heart to now realize I will never get to listen to your voice again, saying, “Hi, Mom.” You were my firstborn, and the first time I laid eyes on my precious baby boy, I smiled with great joy. Today, my heart aches because I must say goodbye. I wish you had more time here, but I know I will see you again. Son, you were one of my greatest achievements and my biggest fan. I love you so much. Love (Honey), Mom Franklin James Hall (Honeyman) departed this life on April 4, 2020. He leaves to cherish fond memories: mother, Willie Bell Dixon; stepfather, Emmanuel Dixon; brother, Danyell Hall; sisters, Tressie and Rebecca Hall and Valencia Liburd (Rodney); ex-wife, Pamela Billie Hall; children, Franklin Hall Jr., Shakarah Hall, Chimeli Hall, Kyle Hall, Celcia Hall, Taylor Hall (Mathew), Tori Hall, Colby Hall, Kali Hall, Cornelia Hall, and Kevon Hall; uncles, Walter Hall (Glenda), Johnny Hall, and David Hall; aunts, Mazie Clay, Ida Brihm, Carrie Glenn, Sarah Brihm, Dean, Francis, and Gloria Hall; great- aunt, Lula Mae Walker; grandchildren, Taniyah, Takiya, Tiana and Anthony Blount, Garret Hall, Emmanual Randall, Khloe and Jakari Charles, Ziana Hall, and Kyle Hall, Jr.; and a host of other cousins, nieces, nephews, other sorrowing relatives and friends.