Mary Elizabeth Hall

Mary "Pebbles" Elizabeth Hall, 58, a resident of Grady, Alabama, passed away peacefully in her home on Tuesday, January 30th, 2024, while surrounded by her family.

Pebbles had the biggest heart possible for everyone, but especially for animals. It didn't matter if it was a dog, cat, bird, squirrel, or monkey, if it had fur, you could bet Pebbles was going to make sure it was taken care of! She was just such an extremely empathetic person who was full of human kindness towards everyone. Few endured as many trials and tribulations in life that she did, but it forged her strength just as fire hardens steel. In her free time, she loved traveling to the river and Florida with her family, as well as indulging her creative side through various arts and crafts over the years. One of her favorite activities was to go antique hunting at every flea market, swap meet, and antique mall she came across. Pebbles was also such a phenomenal cook in the kitchen and her chicken poppy casserole was most definitely like manna from heaven as she cooked with all the love in her heart. Above all, she was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, daughter, and sister who cherished her family as her lifeblood, and there was no greater role in her life than being "Mimi" to a bevy of truly beloved grandchildren. She likely never knew just how fiercely she was loved in return by all those who knew her, but she touched all of their lives in ways that will never be forgotten. Words cannot express how much she will be missed by all of them, but her legacy will live on in their hearts and minds for many more years to come.

Pebbles was preceded in death by her son, Josh Hall; brother, Hank Ferguson; and beloved monkey, Tiki. She is survived by her beloved husband of 20 years, Daniel "Boone" Hall; their children, Christopher (Amy) Argyle, Kyle (Hayley) Argyle, Jaime (Akshay) Argyle-Chalke, and Daniel Hall Jr; grandchildren, Mason, Brooklyn, Kyley, Josh, Noah, Gavin, Charlotte, Tulsi, and Emily; parents, Michael & Barbara Guenthner Aguayo; and brothers, Davey Ferguson, Arthur Aguayo, and Mario Aguayo; and a host of loving nieces, nephews, extended family members, and friends.