Bradley Scot Hall

Bradley Scot Hall

12/7/63 - 9/2/24

If you ever met him, you liked him—it’s just how he was. The guy who could make anyone feel like they were old friends within minutes. Generous to a fault and caring enough to make sure you never left his house without a full belly or a fishing story (or both). 

Family was everything to him, especially his wife, Cheryl Hall, whom he married 13 years ago. Together, they built a life full of love, and laughter. He’d proudly tell you about his kids and grandkids any chance he got. And let’s not forget his other “kids”—four dogs that were just as much a part of the family as anyone else. 

Fishing was his therapy, his happy place. He never met a fish he didn’t try to catch or a body of water he didn’t like. If he wasn’t fishing, he was cheering on his favorite sports teams—the Missouri Tigers, Kansas City Chiefs, and Dallas Mavericks. It’s safe to say they’ve lost their most passionate (and loudest) fan. 

He’s now reunited with his dad, Maurice Merrill Hall, who probably saved him a good fishing spot up there. Down here, he leaves behind his wife, Cheryl Hall; his mom, Sandra Hall; his brothers, Doug and Todd Hall; his four kids, Brandon, Alexandra, Samantha, and Madison Hall; step sons, Brian and Kenny Bilodeau; and his grandkids, Bailey, Brynlee, and Brianna Hall, and Remi Livingston, who will no doubt carry on his love for family, fishing, and rooting for the wrong teams.

A graveside service will be held at 2:00 p.m., Friday, September 6, 2024, at East Greenwood Cemetery, in Weatherford, Texas.