Obit of Hall, Ludie - Haskell County, Oklahoma

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::Hillcrest Memorial Park--Bakersfield CA

Bakersfield Californian 

Ludie Hall

Services: Wed., Nov. 13, 10 a.m.

Funeral services for Ludie Hall, 95, will be held at 10:00 a.m., on 
Wednsday, in Hillcrest Mortuary Chapel, with Reverend Dexter McMahon 
officiating. Ludie passed away on Friday in Bakersfield. Visitation 
will be on Tuesday from noon until 8:00 p.m.

Ludie was born April 19, 1907, in Stigler, Oklahoma, and had resided 
in Bakersfield since 1935.

Survivors include her 6 children, Garland Hall, Auston (Blue) Hall, 
Helen Jones, Melvin Hall, Larry Hall, and Mary OToole; and numerous 
grandchildren and great-grand-children. She is predeceased by 2 sons, 
Huston Roy Hall and Lowell Dwayne Hall. The pallbearers will be 
Larry, Chuck, and Garland Hall, Tom Hardin, John Austin and Neil 
Raines.

The family would like to thank Juanita and all the staff at Cambridge 
Hills, who loved mom and thought of her as grandma. Also, we would 
like to say Thanks to all of the friends mom made while she was 
there. A special Thanks to Becky Smith, who although in a wheelchair, 
every morning at 7:30, could be seen going over to California Care to 
be with mom, who she loved and adopted as her own grandma. Also a 
special Thanks to Renee at Cambridge Hills, who didnt drive but would 
walk several miles everyday to visit with mom. Also our gratitude 
goes out to our moms roommate at California Care, Opal. Thank you for 
keeping a watchful eye on mom and making sure that she was okay. 
Thanks also to Reverend Dexter McMahon and Sister Linda Lee, who came 
and prayed for mom while she was in California Care. Our sincerest 
gratitude goes out to all of you. You will never be forgotten.
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