Willie was born in Elizabeth Town, NC in Oct 24th, 1935. His Mothers Name was Irene Dew. His fathers name was Lonnie Lee Hall. Both Parents are decease. His mother died of a heart attack and his father died of cancer.He was raised by his aunt and Uncle. He has 3 siblings. Ruby, Pearl, and Lee.
He was in the Air Force for 11 years. He married Christine Reynolds. they had 4 children. David, Clayton, Nell,and Teresa. Clayton died in 1969 due to drowning at the age of 11 years old. He divorced and Remarried Joann Hunt Moschetto in Aug of 1968. They Lived in Florida for 9 years until they moved to Doniphan MO. they were married for 38 years till time of his death. They had a daughter Ann Marie and a Stepson Joseph Hunt. He has 4 grandchildren. Michelle Kramer, Timothy Kramer, Steffanie Kearbey, and Natalie Kearbey. He has 8 great grand children. Austin, Dillion, Hailey, Nicholas, Blake, Nina, Cameron and Clayton.
Willie was very active in Hog Hunting, Deer Hunting, Squirrel Hunting, and Fishing.
He had is own business in Ft Laudedale, Fla. called Halls Carpentary and Masonry.
He belonged to the Band called the Carolina Bootleggers along with his brother Lee Hall and friend Butch Smith. They played for area picnics, bars, and get togethers. He played the Guitar.
He enjoyed the ocean. He was a very excellent Angler. He also enjoyed being in the Everglades where he hunted with is Half track and Air Boat.
Hog Hunting was a favorite. He raised his own dogs for this sport.
Him and hs wife Joann moved to Missouri on Thanksgiving day in 1977.
He was very well known and well liked thoughout the town of Doniphan,MO where he was self employed at Halls Construction.
He was active in many of the area Horse shows and participted as Vice President.
He enjoyed boating and Fishing on the Current River and Wappella Lake.
After retiring from Halls Construction him and his wife JoAnn opened up and antique shop called Halls Antiques where they refinished old antique furniture.
He enjoyed his children and grand children.
He was a very outspoken man and true to his words,You never had to wonder what was on his mind, he'd be sure to tell you.
Everyone took pleasure in hearing him play his guitar. But most of all everyone enjoyed his many stories of his past experinces
