Cochise-Maricopa County AZ Archives Obituaries.....Hamilton-Hall, Luis Rieutord March 17, 2002
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Obituary 2002
Beloved Father, Grandfather, Great-grandfather, Brother, and Friend, passed 
away of an abdominal aneurysm on March 17, 2002. Born November 27, 1919 in 
Douglas, Cochise County, Arizona. Married Della Ella Lee in 1941 of Phoenix, 
Arizona.
Preceded in death by his loving wife Della in 1978; his mother Maria Rieutord 
Hamilton-Hall in 1974; his father Luis Kinnard Hamilton in 1945; his brother 
Robert Hamilton in 1988; and his granddaughter Dorothy (Skinna) Durgan in 1995.
Survived by his sister, Mary Louisa Madok of Escondido, California. His four 
children, Mary Ellen (Byron) Skinna of Klawock, Alaska, Betty Lee (Jim) Marker 
of Shoreline, Washington, Dorothy Ann (Bob) Reid of Juneau, Alaska, and Robert 
Louis (Rebecca) Hamilton-Hall of Sitka, Alaska. His five grandchildren: 
Marjorie, Vaughn, James, Robert and Teresa. His six great-grandchildren: 
Barry, Sonja, Anthony, Natalie, Courtney and William. And his many, many 
friends who loved and will miss him dearly. 
Luis was a U.S. Army Signal Corps (ACS) Master Sergeant, Ret. He entered the 
Army 1941 at Fort Lawton, Washington and was stationed in Adak, Kotzebue, 
Nome, Flat, Anchorage, Juneau and Craig, Alaska. He retired in 1962 at Fort 
Lewis, Washington. He was a self-taught fisherman, hunter, big-game guide, 
photographer and gourmet chef. He loved the outdoors, jazz, culinary delights, 
playing cards, travelling and re-mastering the art of black & white portraits. 
While visiting Las Vegas in 1994, he suffered a stoke, thereafter he moved 
into the Pioneer's Home in 1995. He enjoyed spending time with his many 
friends and family. He loved life completely and lived it intensely.
A memorial service will be held at the Ketchikan Pioneer's Home on Wednesday, 
March 20, 2002 at 10:30am. Another memorial service will be scheduled in Craig 
at a later date to be announced. The family suggests memorials to the charity 
of your choice.

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