WILLIE CHARLIE HALL, JR.

Willie Charlie Hall, Jr. was born September 14, 1961 in Atlanta, GA at Grady Hospital, to Cathrine and
Willie C. Hall. Willie, known to the family as "Boo Boo", moved to San
Diego, CA with his mother , and continued to reside in San Diego well into adulthood.

He was baptized at an early age at Bethel Baptist Church, along with his four siblings. Willie played
baseball for Skyline Little League, it was his first love. He attended Freese Elementary School, Bell Jr.
High School and Morse High School, he was an electrician by trade, although he held various jobs
throughout his lifetime. Willie was a hard worker, had an outstanding work ethic and took pride in his work.

Willie found love twice and marrried, of the two marriages, his first wife had three children that he raised as though they were his biological children.

Willie was a quiet kind of guy, he valued family and was very neat and tidy. He would give you the
shirt off his back, and was always looking out for the well-being of others. Willies’ side kick was his sister, Mary
Jane. They always  spent quality time together, shopping, laughing and just hanging out. Mary Jane would cook
whatever he wanted….because she was his baby sister, something he made known to everyone.

On Wednesday morning, February 16, 2023, Willie Charlie Hall, Jr. transitioned from his earthly home to
his heavenly home and is now reunited with his parents Louis and Cathrine Martin, his father, Willie C.
Hall, his grandparents, Richard and Mary Taylor; his daughter Ashley Hall, his stepson, Curtis Williamson,
and his uncle Ronald C. Taylor, all who proceeded him in death.
Willie leaves to celebrate his life, one son, Russell C. Hall (AZ), three granddaughters, Paris Baker,
Deeviana Rockins (AK) and Jasiah Hall (AZ) and one great granddaughter, Ziya Rockins (AK). Two sisters,
Cynthia Hall and Mary Jane Hall of San Diego, two brothers, LaMont Martin and Derek Martin of San
Diego; his stepdaughters Shanika Williamson and Patrice Jones (FL), his lifelong friend and confidant,
Diane Walker and a host of relatives and friends.

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