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Obituary of Marie Hall
Dorothy Marie Hall
Dorothy Marie ”MeMe” Shepherd Hall passed peacefully from this world on Monday, March 7, 2011. She was seventy-eight years old. Mrs. Hall was married for forty years to the late Thurlow Hall. Both were natives of Durham, North Carolina.
A good Air Force wife and mother, she lived around the world while Sargent Hall served our country. She was President of the PTO, Concession Stand Chair, Den Mother, and Community Leader. When her husband Thurlow retired in Florida, she started a career in the life-care industry. She worked as Services Coordinator, Marketing Director and Social Director. She worked at Canterbury Towers in Tampa and Moorings Park in Naples. After retiring herself she entered the antique business with a passion, forming a partnership with the late Leslie Solomon.
Seven years ago Mrs. Hall moved to Aiken, South Carolina to watch her grandchildren grow. She was a member of South Aiken Presbyterian Church, enjoyed gardening, traveling, and visiting with friends.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Myra Atkins Shepherd, and her father, Ralph Kermit Shepherd. She is survived by a brother, Ralph Kermit (Peggy) Shepherd, Jr. of Matthews, Alabama; two sisters, Sarah S. Fowler, and Helon S. (Larry) Fara, both of Durham, North Carolina; her daughter, Deborah H. Peaton, of St. Petersburg, Florida, sons Scot T. (Debbie) Hall, of Jacksonville, Florida, and R. Kevin (Lydia) Hall of Aiken, South Carolina; six grandsons, Jimmy (Penny) Hall, Michael Hall, and Christopher Hall of Jacksonville, Florida; Rorri Peaton of Gainesville, Florida; Shea Peaton, currently serving in Afghanistan; Jesse Hall of Aiken, South Carolina; one granddaughter, Annie-Marie Hall of Aiken, South Carolina; and one great-grandson, Joshua Hall of Jacksonville, Florida. Marie also considered Dana Solomon as family.
The family would like to offer heartfelt thanks for the loving care Marie received at Trinity on Laurens and Anchor (formerly Carriage Hills) Health and Rehabilitation Center.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 12, 2011 at South Aiken Presbyterian Church, located at 1711 Whiskey Road. The family will receive friends immediately following the service in the Family Life Center of the church. Private burial will occur at Florida National Cemetery.
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BBQ Uplift: A Benefit for Max Jones
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Sunday, April 17 · 3:00pm – 7:00pm
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Chelsea Nightclub
1502 N. Florida Avenue at Estelle
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Our friend and community member, Max Jones, was shot accidentally in December 2010. He has undergone numerous surgies and is in and out of the hospital on a weekly basis, fighting to regain his health and good condition. Max is unable to work, and his expenses are mounting, all through no fault of his own. It’s been a tough road for Max and his partner, Shon, so come out and show them your love and support.
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For Immediate Release
Media Contact:
Lynne Mullen, Development Director
Metro Wellness and Community Centers
727-321-3854
Lynnem@metrotampabay.org
Metro Wellness and Community Centers Announce Grand Opening Reception
Metro Wellness and Community Centers announce the relocation of their Hillsborough County facility from North Florida Avenue to 1315 E. 7th Avenue in Ybor City. The agency which serves Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and Hernando Counties from offices in Tampa, St. Petersburg, and New Port Richey is hosting a Grand Opening Reception at the Ybor location on Saturday, April 2, from 7 to 9:30 PM.
The event will feature building tours, entertainment, Champaign, refreshments, and a silent auction. Opening remarks and featured speakers are scheduled at 8 PM. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Metro Wellness and Community Centers is the largest HIV/AIDS service organization in West Central Florida and among the third largest in the state. In addition to medical case management for those infected with or affected by Florida’s HIV and AIDS epidemic, the agency provides prevention services for at risk populations, including teens and young adults, minority women, inmates and ex-offenders. Services include free HIV testing throughout the community, substance abuse and mental health treatment, and extensive education and counseling programs.
For additional information, contact Lynne Mullen, Development Director at 727-321-3854.


