Obituary for John Earl "Johnny" Hall
John "Johnny" Earl Hall, 83, of Franklin, went home to be with the Lord Thursday, March 18, 2021. A native of Macon County, he was the son of the late Sam Earl and Sarah Elizabeth Hall. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother and sister-in-law, Edwin and Louise Hall.
Johnny loved going to church and was a faithful member of Franklin First Assembly of God. He enjoyed watching Westerns, listening to, and singing Christian music and would never turn down a helping of banana pudding or a good cup of coffee. He worked 50+ years at the Macon County Sheltered Workshop and later at MCE. He spent the past 33 years at MCH group home where he enjoyed trips to FL, camping, Balsam Lake Lodge, happiness retreats and bowling tournaments. Johnny loved riding shotgun as the front seat navigator on his many trips.
He spent the last weeks of his precious life surrounded by the love and tender care of his MCH group home family members as well as his brothers, niece, and nephews. Many visits, calls and cards were received and read and appreciated.
Johnny inspired many to look to Jesus and to be the best person they could possibly be. He overcame so many obstacles and touched so many lives. Anyone that knew Johnny, loved him and he will be missed by so very many.
A special thanks to Four Seasons Hospice for helping us all through this season of life.
Johnny is survived by his brother, Kenneth Hall (Nancy) of Hayesville, NC; his sister, Anne Bradshaw Hall of Anniston, AL; his brother, Joe Hall (Sue) of Franklin, NC; 5 nephews (Kevin and Brian Hall; Jeff Bradshaw; Wes and Scott Hall) and 2 nieces (Beth Hall-Love and Kim Bradshaw Billings) and 6 great nephews and 5 great nieces, all of the MCH Family, and his church family at Franklin First Assembly.
Funeral services will be held 1 pm, Monday, March 22, 2021 at Franklin First Assembly of God.
The family will receive friends one hour prior to service.
Pallbearers will be Mike Raby, Keith Walker, Cooper Hall Love, Harlan Magers, Jim Graham, Michael Contino.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the MCH 909 Lake Emory Road, Franklin NC 28734 or MCH. P.O. Box 698, Franklin, NC 28744
Johnny loved going to church and was a faithful member of Franklin First Assembly of God. He enjoyed watching Westerns, listening to, and singing Christian music and would never turn down a helping of banana pudding or a good cup of coffee. He worked 50+ years at the Macon County Sheltered Workshop and later at MCE. He spent the past 33 years at MCH group home where he enjoyed trips to FL, camping, Balsam Lake Lodge, happiness retreats and bowling tournaments. Johnny loved riding shotgun as the front seat navigator on his many trips.
He spent the last weeks of his precious life surrounded by the love and tender care of his MCH group home family members as well as his brothers, niece, and nephews. Many visits, calls and cards were received and read and appreciated.
Johnny inspired many to look to Jesus and to be the best person they could possibly be. He overcame so many obstacles and touched so many lives. Anyone that knew Johnny, loved him and he will be missed by so very many.
A special thanks to Four Seasons Hospice for helping us all through this season of life.
Johnny is survived by his brother, Kenneth Hall (Nancy) of Hayesville, NC; his sister, Anne Bradshaw Hall of Anniston, AL; his brother, Joe Hall (Sue) of Franklin, NC; 5 nephews (Kevin and Brian Hall; Jeff Bradshaw; Wes and Scott Hall) and 2 nieces (Beth Hall-Love and Kim Bradshaw Billings) and 6 great nephews and 5 great nieces, all of the MCH Family, and his church family at Franklin First Assembly.
Funeral services will be held 1 pm, Monday, March 22, 2021 at Franklin First Assembly of God.
The family will receive friends one hour prior to service.
Pallbearers will be Mike Raby, Keith Walker, Cooper Hall Love, Harlan Magers, Jim Graham, Michael Contino.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the MCH 909 Lake Emory Road, Franklin NC 28734 or MCH. P.O. Box 698, Franklin, NC 28744