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Obituary For Jeffrey Martin “Marty” Hall
Jeffrey Martin “Marty” Hall, born on October 3, 1967 passed away peacefully at his home on May 11, 2024.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Gladys and Herman King and Flora and Ralph Hall.
He is survived by his mother Diane Shelnutt, his father Billy Gene Hall, fiancé Patty Putman, his brother Eric Hall (Deanne), his daughter Abby Smith, four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Survivors also include three step-sons.
Marty traveled throughout the southeast for the past twenty-five years as a living historian reenacting the Civil War and War of 1812. He was a dedicated volunteer at Horse Shoe Bend National Military Park and at the Columbus Naval Museum. He was passionate about sharing his knowledge of the Civil War and the War of 1812 with children.
He was a long-time self-employed carpenter and enjoyed working with his hands. During his time away from work he enjoyed spending time with family and friends. Marty and his family enjoyed their yearly Christmas reunion in Panama City Beach, Florida. He was often asked to sing as he had a beautiful singing voice that was enjoyed by many. Marty attended Living Word Assembly of God Church in Lanett with his family.
A Memorial Service will be held on Thursday, May 16th at 2:00 PM EST at Valley-Point Funeral Home.
Valley Point Funeral Home in Lanett, Alabama, is assisting the family with the arrangements.
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Michael w Drew sent Mixed flowers in a handled basket for Jeffrey Martin “Marty” Hall - May 15, 2024
Loving memory from the Blackhats.
Stephen Long sent The Peace Lily for Jeffrey Martin “Marty” Hall - May 14, 2024
From Stephen Long To Dianne & Family My deepest Condolences. You're in my thoughts& Prayers
Peace & Serenity Dishgarden was sent for Jeffrey Martin “Marty” Hall - May 14, 2024
I can't believe this sad news! My heart is broken for your loss. May the Lord give you peace and comfort, as only He can. Much love and prayers, my friends.A3EMABK
Marty you will be missed so much. Not only were you my cousin but you were more like a brother. Your voice was like an angel and you had a smile that would light up a room. I will see you again someday. Wish I could be there today but in my heart I am. Love you....
Love Sharon 💖
Marty will be missed he always had that smile and would help anyone he could answer talk to them.He loves thT Silverwar acting and played it well..He was Bubba Leonard best friend and loved those bomb fires and sitting around joking and camping.My heart is broken I am in disbelief but God has another Angel home.We love you Bubba may you rest ❤️ in peace
Marty will truly be missed I loved how he was so sweet and n8ce to everyone and he would talk to me sometime I'd I had a problem he was like a brother to me..I met him through Bubba Leonard.I know one thing loved the silverware and I enjoyed watching them act..
From 1972 to 1983 two "Martys" lived side by side playing, laughing...cherished childhood memories....
Marty Thank you for loving me as your own even when you didn't have to and thank you for always being there I love and miss you Marty
Marty, our cannon crew will never be the same. Happy trails, my friend. Keep your powder dry.
Love, Stacy Speas and your Horseshoe Bend family
I knew Marty through Horseshoe Bend National Military Park, where we were both Living History volunteers. Marty was an enthusiastic, eager and always friendly volunteer, and I very much enjoyed working with him. My deepest condolences to his family on his untimely passing.
Godspeed, Fare Well, and Rest Easy, Good Sir. May God's Comfort bring us some measure of His Peace in the shared loss of our Brother Compatriot. We will not question God for taking Marty from us so soon, but will Thank God for letting us have him for the time we did. Marty, we Salute you for your service to the Community and your dedication to the teaching of our History. We look forward to a joyful reunion when we, too, cross over The River and rest with you, 'neath The Shade of The Tree.
Uncle Marty, words can't describe how much I miss you. Thank you for helping to raise me and always being there. I said it several times that, you loved your truth to the end. Much love and respect always and forever, your nephew Elijah.
