Thomas W Hall
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my dad
1922 | greenville sc
he was a normal dad,if you can ration normal in our life time,he worked every day,loves motorcycles,fast cars and women+,he was a quiet person,his kind of whipping us was a rolled up newspaper,he worked mostly night shifts,he took us to races at greenviile picken speedway in greenville sc,bought great hot dogs,he knew how to wake us in middle of night to eat,,just rattle a paper bag,all set of 7 childrens eyes poped open,,his parents were great,grandpa,ben franklin hall greatest man on earth,sweetest man god put on earth,he gave us food when there was none,taught us right from wrong,taught us to fish with can pole,when he passed away,i thought my life was over at the age of 16,then there was granny hall,tiny lady,good but mean to us girls,if we passed her she would pop us with her silver hair brush,she had beautifull silver hair that we girls use to brush forever,and put in a bun on top of her head,loved the boys,she would sneak candy to the boys,daddy had two sisters,neil wright,hass mae wright,daddy loved his grandchildren,my daughter terri lynn was first,[tinker],my oldest son first grand son timothy wayne ,daddy carried him in house from trip home from hospital baby was wrapped so tight because of the cold daddy was carring him upside down[only few feet] he spoiled every grandchild,he was proud of me going into the military,he drove me to the airport and over the cb radio he let his friends know where he was going,[my daughter in the army flying out],made me proud to be his daughter,
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