Patricia "Patty" June Hall

With heavy hearts and loving memories, we announce the passing of Patricia Hall a beloved wife, sister, aunt, and friend who brought laughter, love, and joy to those fortunate enough to know her.

Patty had a wonderful sense of humor and a special way of bringing smiles to the faces of those around her. She loved sharing a laugh, enjoying good music, and expressing her creativity through crafts. Whether she was working on a new project, listening to her favorite songs, or spending time with loved ones, Patty found happiness in life's simple pleasures. Her humor, creativity, and unique personality made her someone who will never be forgotten.

Patty enjoyed a long and dedicated career in medical coding with OSU Physicians, where she devoted many years to her profession. She was also a devoted Ohio State Buckeyes fan who proudly cheered on her beloved scarlet and gray.

Above all, Patty cherished her family. She is survived by her loving husband, Bruce Hall; her sisters, Twila Goble-Moore (Pam), Twana Goble (Kristina Ashley), Melissa McKelvey (Thomas), Myrna Reno (Ervin), and sister-in-law Carri Painter (David); and her brother David Goble and brother-in-law Michael Hall.

She was also a treasured aunt to her nieces and nephews: Amanda Brown (Kevin), Corbin Reno (Tina), Cara Heist (David), Kurt Goble, Chris Fyffe (Becky), Megan Dana (Nathan), Carly Arrowood, and Sara Arrowood. She held a special place in the hearts of her nine great-nieces and great-nephews: Alex, Ben, Garrett, Anderson, Shelby, Connor, Charlotte, Jaycee, and Mason. Each of them will carry cherished memories of her, along with the love, laughter, and joy she brought into their lives.


Patty was preceded in death by her parents, Geneva and Ernest Goble and her sister in law Barbara Goble.

No words could ever fully capture Patty’s personality, humor, or the love she shared with those around her. While our hearts are heavy, her memory will live on through favorite songs, handmade treasures, cherished family stories, and the laughter she brought into our lives. Her love and the memories she leaves behind will never fade.

Memorial Services will be held at Wagnalls Memorial Library Community Hall in Lithopolis, Saturday, November 21st from 11am-1pm.