Birth date: Apr 15, 1960 Death date: Jan 10, 2020
Gary Dan Hall, a loving son, brother, father and grandfather, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, January 10, 2020, after a long battle with dementia. Dan was born in Clarendon TX on April 15, 1960, and lived there until he m Read Obituary
My heart goes out to the Family. What a Beautiful and Gracious Angel heaven has acquired. When I lost my Father, Dan was new to the Family and he stepped up to sing with my Daughter, then only 15 yr old and nervous. What a beautiful and loving thing to do. I pray for peace for his family and Comfort for Dan's soul. I know he will be Dearly missed. Rest now for you are home. 💕 🙏
Dan Hall sang beautifully. The ones I remember so well were Beulah Land and Go Rest High. He will be missed. Anne Purvis
Brittany Ann I did not know your dad ! But I felt like I did because of your conversations with me! The bible says that if you are absent from the body you are present with the Lord, he fought the good fight and was faithful to the end ,you will see his smiling face again! Prayers for you and your family. Wade Allen & Teresa Sullivan
Carol and family - so sorry to hear about Dan. My prayers go out to you and your family at this sad time. Love, Paula Jacobs.
Carol and girls,
Was so saddened to hear of Dan's passing. Know he is in a much better place. I can still hear that beautiful voice of his..YOU are all in my prayers...May the memories of this wonderful man help you through.
I remember when I first met him he was about 14 years old. He and a few others were knocking on doors inviting folks to church service! Then his smile,his singing, his friendship,both Calvin and I enjoyed and valued very much. His brotherly hugs and Christ like Spirit!!! Beaulah Land ...long no more...... Love y'all prayers, Beverly and Calvin Burrow
I love you Dan Hall. See you soon, just waiting on Jesus's return, just so I can make you laugh some more.
Jodi York
Carol thinking of you at this time. Prayers for you and Dan's family.
Two of my lasting memories are when I was living in South America and came home for summer and went to the rodeo and heard Dan sing "Proud to be an American". That song still brings tears to my eyes and I can see Dan singing it when I close my eyes. The other lasting memory was him singing at Mom Pfeiffer's funeral. No one could have sung the way Dan did to not only remember her but to know that she is now waiting to get to hear Dan sing for her again in Heaven.
Peace and prayers for the family and all those that held Dan close over the many years.
