I will always be grateful for the opportunity Reggie and Dave Aiken gave me back  in the 1980s in television at WOLO TV. It seems like only yesterday I was presenting the weather along side with Reggie anchoring the news. He was such a wonderful man and colleague. This breaks my heart hearing  the sad news. My prayers are with the family Thank you for giving me the opportunity to get to know him and remember those wonderful memories. Layne Mason  Venice, Florida

It's sad getting older at times and this is one of those times.  I grew up across the street from Reggie and miss all those Foxcroft years.  He was a gentle soul and is now in heaven.  When i'm driving and look up to the clouds I think he knows it all now.  He's seen God and is with Him.   See you again one day Reggies.

Reggie was truly one a kind, one who brought joy to everyone he meet. I thank God, He allowed our paths crossed on this road of life. May God provided grace and strength in the days ahead to his family.

I knew Reggie toward the end of his life.  He and I were the strong bass voices in the choir of White Rock Baptist Church.  He had a magnificent voice, a real and deep knowledge of music, and an encouraging manner toward all of us who were not as gifted or skilled as he was.   If the Choir Director was ever  ill or away,  Reggie easily and quickly took over.  None of us will ever forget his solo renderings of O  Holy Night at Christmas.  

Reggie was more deeply gifted and educated than most of us realized.   We would often have long, delightful, and “soaring” talks about many cultural issues.   

And, he was kind.  When both of us lost normal mobility about the same time, he drove over, and gave me a high-end walker — which has proven to be very helpful!

I will always honor and miss Rebbie Hall.  So will my wife, Sharon, who was and is the Church Pianist at WRBC.  

— Dr. Stephen Farra, Professor of Psychology, CIU and USC (Retired).

I first met Reggie in the 80's when he came to WOLO-TV as News Director and main anchor. He loved meeting people and very much enjoyed his journalism career. I was honored when I was asked to be in Reggie and Marion's wedding and also serve as master of ceremonies at his son's  Eagle Scout induction. Reggie and I hosted many Jerry Lewis Telethons together.  In recent years Reggie was part of our "Slightly Legendary Old Broadcasters"  group.
He had a good soul, a good heart and a hearty laugh..a perfect  Santa
Claus laugh.  I have many good memories of Reggie and I will miss him.

I first met Reggie back in my radio days, when he interned as a news reporter, and I loved his “second career” as a professional Santa..  His strong faith in spite of obstacles was such an inspiration. He will be sorely missed. 

Santa Claus is real. I saw it through the twinkle in his eyes, the joyful smile, and the absolute delight in giving the gift of happiness. That was Reggie Hall. 

God bless his family.

Reggie Hall was so instrumental in the New Heights Community Players…. In many of his portrayals he was larger than life- from playing God in Children of Eden to Tevye in Fiddler to Rev. Will B. Dunn in Kudzu to Professor Marvel/ the Wizard in Oz, he always brought such talent and exuberance to his roles… even if he had to  have innovative cheat sheets for his lines. 

Reggie- you are already missed. 

Prayers for his family. May you be filled with the peace of God that passes understanding.

Remembering all of the hours together with the NHCP! What a gifted and fun guy! We’ll miss you until we meet again!

OBITUARY

Reginald Snider Hall

February 24, 1959 – January 23, 2024

Elmwood Funeral Home, Cremation Service and Cemetery

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