Birth date: Nov 30, 1920 Death date: Sep 30, 2013
Andrew Maurice Hall, age 92, of Fayetteville, Arkansas, died Monday September 30, 2013 in Fayetteville. Dr. Hall pastored churches in Arkansas, Kentucky, and Florida over a period of 74 years, including First Baptist Church in Fay Read Obituary
Despite being delayed, my condolence is necessary and sincere. I never heard him but read his columns; finally I had a chance to hear two of his last sermons at Elkins Community Church, including the one on Nehemiah. Family and all of us will definitely miss him. - Jacquelyn Fifer
Elkins, Arkansas
He was my college pastor, at FBC, Fayetteville in the late 60's, and in some ways encouraged the relationship with my boyfriend at the time, who became my husband almost 44 years ago. He truly was a man of God and served him faithfully through the years. Marilyn Brodie Archer
Dear Grant and Audrey,Rob, Michelle and I remember that Dr. Hall was one of the first neighbors to come and welcome us when we moved to Mt. Sequoyah. We LOVED the diagram he game us with everyone's names including their pets names. We used to wait for our car pool in his driveway and he would come out to visit with us before Michelle was picked up and that's when he got to know us and love on Velvet. He always had a treat for her. I believe she even made it into one of his columns. He wrote me a lovely letter this past February when she passed away. We are going to miss him very much. I am sorry we were unable to attend the service as we are out of town. We would like to visit with you upon our return. In the meantime, our troughts and prayers are very much with you.With love,Rob, Kathy & Michelle
What a precious man! For many decades Dr. Hall has been a shining example of a Christ-like servant to our family. He has brought us laughter, comfort, and hope during joyful times and in our darkest hours. My, how we will miss that bright smile and soothing voice. Blessedly assured, though, that he is in the presence of Almighty God whom he honored so well.
Dr. Hall was a special friend to all of us who worked at the Southern Baptist Radio and Television Commission when he was on the Board. His friendship was especially meaningful to my husband, Paul Stevens, who was President of the Commission. Once a friend, always a friend, Andy stayed in touch. His notes sharing information about mutual friends will be missed. He was a good and faithful servant of the Lord.
Dr. Hall a gracious follower of our LORD Jesus who gently pointed this once lost sinner to our Savior. He was always gentle in responding to my questions. He showed me what a man of God looked like. I praise God that He put me in Dr. Hall's path during that time in my life. I believe that Dr. Hall heard, "Well done", upon arriving home.
I enjoyed Dr.Hall's columns in the religion section for many years and felt like we knew him through those columns.My husband listens to son, Grant, every morning on the radio to his sports show.Our prayers are with Dr.Hall's family at this time. Patt & Orin RibarRogers, Arkansas
I have many memories of Dr. Hall who was our pastor for 16 years at 1st Bapt. Delray Bch,Fl. He and my husband were close and he meant a lot to our church.
An exceptional man of God and I'm priviledged to have known him. I worked with him at FBC Delray when he was interim pastor for a winter. He was such a blessing and everything a pastor should be. He was so much fun to be around. My prayers and sympathy to his family.
Dr. Hall was a kind, compassionate pastor and friend. And a hog-wild Razorback fan. He has been a close friend of our family for over 50 years. My prayers are with you Grant, Andrea and the rest of the family.
