Deborah Carol Hall

Deborah Carol Hall: October 22, 1953 - November 8, 2022.  Debbie was born in Colorado to Richard and Beverly McPherson.  Her dad was in the military so she lived in many different places in her life, finally settling permanently in California.  She was the second of 8 children, with three sisters and 4 brothers.

Debbie had three children -  Teri, Jennifer and Jason, whom she loved and adored with all her heart.  Single once again, a blast from the past, William "Denny" Hall came to California for a visit in 1980 and they fell in love.  They married and remained inseparable for the next 42 years until God called them home.  Debbie was given the gift of grandchildren from all three of her kids.  Teri had Jacob and Seth.  Jennifer had Joshua and Elijah.  Jason had Dylan and Ashley, and also brought into our family 3 other children - Dallas, Trinity and Dakota.  Her immediately family also included Jennifer's love, Ronnie and Jason's love Leah.  Her family, immediate and extended, meant the world to her and she doted on all of them.  She was proud to be called mom, wife, grandma, daughter, sister. aunt and friend.  She was loving, kind, intelligent, funny, generous, patient and full of love.  She was small in stature but mighty in spirit.

Debbie spent her professional life working for the California Department of Motor Vehicles, from which she retired.  Debbie loved her family first and foremost.  She also loved to dance and sing.  She was an avid reader, sometimes reading more than one book at a time.  She loved anything that brought her time with her family, whether it be fishing, camping, holidays, going to concerts, having a day out, or just visiting at home.  She supported her family in their dreams and gave to them selflessly.

Debbie's faith in the Lord was strong and believed we will all be reunited in Heaven.  She had quite the welcome party when she went home to Heaven, we are certain.  She had many loved ones waiting to greet her - her parents Mac and Beverly, grandson Joshua, sister Shari, daughter Teri, and her husband Denny, among others.

She will forever be remember, loved and missed.