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Finis Keith Hall, age 74, of Odessa, TX, passed away on July 3, 2018 in Odessa.
Keith was born December 7, 1943 in Wellington, TX. He served in the United States Navy, for four years, during the Vietnam War Era. He served on the U.S.S. Constellation and was a plankowner of the U.S.S. America.
Keith worked in the cable TV business for 12 years and was a dedicated City of Odessa employee for 22 years. He was an athlete and a competitive chess player. He was a longtime member of the Odessa Permian Chess Club.
Keith is survived by his wife, Sally; daughter, Michelle; grandson, Zachary and numerous others.
Graveside services will be at 2:00 PM, Thursday, July 12, 2018 at Sunset Memorial Gardens with Reverend Dr. Jimmy Braswell officiating.
Arrangements are entrusted to Sunset Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home. To send family condolences please sign his guestbook at www.sunsetodessa.com.
Guestbook Entries
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To my dearest friends and family, and Keith's friends, thank you so much for your condolences and sharing of memories about my biggest brother Keith. It truly means so much. Keith, you, our Father and Mother, and brother Dwight are all together now. I miss you but know you are still with me. Robbie and I will join all of you when God calls us home to Heaven. I love you. Your little sister, Gina.
Gina Hall Fowler
Pflugerville, TX -
These are my 2 special memories of Keith:
I met Gina, Keith's sister when I was in the 4th grade. We just moved to El Paso after our father died. We became best friends. Gina would talk about her big brother Keith who was in the Navy. She would tell me when he came home on leave, he would chase her and hold her down and rub his beard on her face. It would tickle and burn at the same time. Well, I finally got to meet this good looking brother. He came who and he got Gina on the floor rubbing his beard on her. I was laughing so hard. He turned around and said to me with that twinkle in his eye, you think this is funny? Before I knew it, he was rubbing his beard on me. Now I know what Gina meant it tickled and burn at the same time. We were laughing so hard. Gina and I always walked to each other's house and met half way. Maybe a mile or less. It was raining that one day and I was going to walk home. Keith being the gentleman he was, insisted he drive me home. So, Gina and I drove with Keith to my home. He walked me to my door where my sister Sally was waiting for me. The rest is history. My second favorite memory is when my Daughter Deja, who was in the 4th grade and I came to Odessa for a visit. We were leaving and Keith took us to the airport and he stayed with us till we left. Keith and I were alone for a moment. I told him thank you for loving my sister and taking such great care of her. He replied, with this beautiful twinkle in his eye, it's easy, I love her and she takes care of me.
I adore and love you my sister Sally,my niece Michelle and Mr. Z. Gina, my forever sister, and Robbie and of course, your late brother Dwight, you all will forever be in my heart.
As always, we wish you eternally, love, peace and light.
Susan/Susie and Raymond
Susan Fox Ayon
Rio Rancho, NM -
To my loving sister Sally, her daughter Michelle, and her grandson Zach. I'm sad not to be there with you in person. I'm there with you in spirit. Sending my heart felt sympathy, and love. Keith was and always will be my brother. I will remember his wit, his laughter, and his beautiful twinkling eyes with that grin. He will be in my heart forever more. To Gina, and Robbie his other siblings, I also send you my deepest sympathy. Words just aren't enough at times like this. Keith, I celebrate your life, and all the love you shared with our Fox Family. May you rest in peace!
Chrissy Fox Walker Johnson
Las Vegas, NV -
Jacob and I were so sorry to hear of the loss of Keith. Jacob has many good memories of him from the Chess Club,Keith was very patient in teaching him so much about the game. He will be missed.
Jacob and Cyndi Hutchings
Odessa, TX -
Sally, Michelle and Zach, please know that you are in our thoughts . Love, Doug and Kathy
Kathy and Doug Ayon
Spring, TX -
Keith my memory of you is being a loving husband to Sally and a loving ,playful dad to Michelle as a little girl ! There is no greater gift than love and support of family and you will be remembered fondly most for this!
Susan Ray
Taylor, TX
Condolences(6)
Sign GuestbookGina Hall Fowler
Saturday, July 14, 2018Pflugerville, TX
To my dearest friends and family, and Keith's friends, thank you so much for your condolences and sharing of memories about my biggest brother Keith. It truly means so much. Keith, you, our Father and Mother, and brother Dwight are all together now. I miss you but know you are still with me. Robbie and I will join all of you when God calls us home to Heaven. I love you. Your little sister, Gina.
Susan Fox Ayon
Thursday, July 12, 2018Rio Rancho, NM
These are my 2 special memories of Keith:
I met Gina, Keith's sister when I was in the 4th grade. We just moved to El Paso after our father died. We became best friends. Gina would talk about her big brother Keith who was in the Navy. She would tell me when he came home on leave, he would chase her and hold her down and rub his beard on her face. It would tickle and burn at the same time. Well, I finally got to meet this good looking brother. He came who and he got Gina on the floor rubbing his beard on her. I was laughing so hard. He turned around and said to me with that twinkle in his eye, you think this is funny? Before I knew it, he was rubbing his beard on me. Now I know what Gina meant it tickled and burn at the same time. We were laughing so hard. Gina and I always walked to each other's house and met half way. Maybe a mile or less. It was raining that one day and I was going to walk home. Keith being the gentleman he was, insisted he drive me home. So, Gina and I drove with Keith to my home. He walked me to my door where my sister Sally was waiting for me. The rest is history. My second favorite memory is when my Daughter Deja, who was in the 4th grade and I came to Odessa for a visit. We were leaving and Keith took us to the airport and he stayed with us till we left. Keith and I were alone for a moment. I told him thank you for loving my sister and taking such great care of her. He replied, with this beautiful twinkle in his eye, it's easy, I love her and she takes care of me.
I adore and love you my sister Sally,my niece Michelle and Mr. Z. Gina, my forever sister, and Robbie and of course, your late brother Dwight, you all will forever be in my heart.
As always, we wish you eternally, love, peace and light.
Susan/Susie and Raymond
Chrissy Fox Walker Johnson
Wednesday, July 11, 2018Las Vegas, NV
To my loving sister Sally, her daughter Michelle, and her grandson Zach. I'm sad not to be there with you in person. I'm there with you in spirit. Sending my heart felt sympathy, and love. Keith was and always will be my brother. I will remember his wit, his laughter, and his beautiful twinkling eyes with that grin. He will be in my heart forever more. To Gina, and Robbie his other siblings, I also send you my deepest sympathy. Words just aren't enough at times like this. Keith, I celebrate your life, and all the love you shared with our Fox Family. May you rest in peace!
Jacob and Cyndi Hutchings
Tuesday, July 10, 2018Odessa, TX
Jacob and I were so sorry to hear of the loss of Keith. Jacob has many good memories of him from the Chess Club,Keith was very patient in teaching him so much about the game. He will be missed.
Kathy and Doug Ayon
Tuesday, July 10, 2018Spring, TX
Sally, Michelle and Zach, please know that you are in our thoughts . Love, Doug and Kathy
Susan Ray
Tuesday, July 10, 2018Taylor, TX
Keith my memory of you is being a loving husband to Sally and a loving ,playful dad to Michelle as a little girl ! There is no greater gift than love and support of family and you will be remembered fondly most for this!