Death date: Apr 22, 2011
Barbara G Lewis-Hall, 73 passed away on April 22, 2011. She is survived by her husband of 42 years Milton C Hall, her six children: Chuck & Melisa Ingle of Alvin, TX, Jan & Rick Hart of Nashville, TN, twin daughters-Teri Murray of Read Obituary
She was BOBO to me… I spent alot of time with them when i was little..
I remember her and Papa taking me to the 1984 Worlds Fair in Louisiana.. It was lots of fun…I remember her kids “picking” on me at the dinner table because I couldn’t say “fork”– you can use your imagination to what i would say… I will miss her.. I love you , Bobo… Rest in Peace…
My Mom what a woman! She was a very straight forward and honest person, She loved her family with all she had, she loved my dad faithly for 42 years and 7 days. Her home was always open to whom ever wanted to pop in, I remember in school when we would have friends over to stay for a night they would stay for day, my mom loved it! I can remember the smell of her home, when I walked in the door it just had that warmth and welcoming smell! Wow how I miss her! My you held my hand for a while, but you will hold my heart forever? I love you! Miss you more than anyone will ever know…….later!
Barbara I am already missing our Sunday talks! You set me staright when I needed it, and you always lesson to me when I needed to talk! Love you, see ya sweetheart……..
I have been so very blessed to have had BO in my life. I will miss her very much. She has been a wonderful grandmother to me & my cousins, even though i will miss her alot I know she is in a better place & isnt in pain anymore. She was always there to give me advice when I asked for it, sometimes of course not what I always wanted to hear. There was a funny side to her as well & of course her cooking is something I dont think any of us will ever forget (the best mushroom rice ever). You will always be in my heart & will never be forgotten. I truly know now that a angel has gotten her wings**.. RIP.. I love you BO.
LOVE YOU BUNCHES, KK
I thank God for all the years he let mom be with me on this earth. I pray that her years were happy and she knew how loved she was. I hope that she realized the impact she made on the people that her path crossed. There is a place in my heart that will never be healed, but I do know she is in a place where there is no pain and that I am grateful for. I love you mom, and will see you Later!
I will never forget Barbara coming over to get me in Brownsville, Texas in the middle of the night when I was a lost, undone, and on drugs,teenager of 17 years old. She piled her 6 children in her station wagon, while all in their pajamas;drove all the way to Boca Chica from Bay View,stood at the door of the house I was in,and called my name over and over again until I came out of the the dark where I was hiding. I was praying she would leave without me.But she never did. Even though I was no real relation, she took me under her wing as one of her own, and always treated me as such. She was never unkind to me in any way.She took it upon herself to love and care for me when I was not even able to love and care for myself.Thank-you Miss Barbara. There is rest for the weary in Heaven. Rest in Peace. Special condolences to Chuck, and Jan, Terry and Kim, Daryl, and Tommy, grandchildren and great grand children…And of course her loving and adoring hushand Milt…
I always asked her how she did it raising all those kids and she told me every time ” that was my job”.
She was there for me so many times I lost count.
Talked me through all my down times and helped me understand some things I just couldn’t wrap my heart around.
I loved her so much and missed saying goodbye at the end.
But the last time we did see each other she told me she loved me and I told her how much I loved her I will take comfort in that.
See you in Heaven someday.Please keep a watch over us all.
Janet, Kim I thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during your time of sadness. I pray that you have many many wonderful memories of your Mom to help get you through these hard times. Love, Linda
It was a privilege and rewarding for Gladys and I to have met and known Barbara. Even though it was just for a short time. Our thoughts and prayers are with Milt and the whole family. We pray that each of you will find comfort in knowing that she is in a much better place with her Lord And Savior and without pain. God Bless each one of you
Bobby & Gladys Wortham
