Margaret Ann Hall, 75, passed away on September 20, 2026. She was born on September 26, 1950, to Evan and Margaret Haines.

Ann is survived by her daughter, Alissa Green (Nathan), and her beloved grandson, Jaxson Green.

Ann was preceded in death by her husband, Daniel James “Dan” Hall; her daughter, Tanya Whitworth; her parents, Evan and Margaret Haines; her cousin, Kathey Fox; and her grandmother, Aly Hutchinson.

Ann had a love for music, especially The Allman Brothers Band, The Beatles, Dwight Yoakam, and Bob Dylan. In her younger years, she loved going to concerts and chasing down and meeting the artists she loved. She was an avid reader, especially of Stephen King, and could hardly wait for his next book to be released. Ann loved animals, with tigers holding a particularly special place in her heart. She also loved going out for Mexican food and spending time with the people she loved. Ann was a wonderful mother and a devoted grandmother. She and her daughter, Alissa, shared a special bond and could spend hours talking on the phone together—Ann truly loved to talk. She was always there for Alissa, always cared deeply, and always tried to put others before herself. Ann had prayed for her first grandchild, and when Jaxson was born, she felt she had received one of her greatest wishes. She adored her grandson and thought he was the sweetest and cutest little boy. Even when she jokingly forgot to support his head during those first newborn days, Jaxson always seemed to know exactly where he belonged, calming down whenever she held him. Being his grandmother brought Ann a special kind of happiness.

Ann was a loving mother, grandmother, friend, and animal lover who touched the lives of many. She never cared for drama and always wanted the people around her to be at peace. She had a way of making people feel loved, and everyone who knew her will carry memories of her in their hearts. She was deeply loved in this lifetime, and her memory will remain with all who had the privilege of knowing her.