James Willet Hall Jr.

1904–1937 (age 33)

Biography

James Willet Hall Jr., living from 1904 to 1937, brought steadiness and thoughtfulness to Oak Hill Cemetery’s nearby community as he forged strong bonds with family and friends during his brief but meaningful life.

Interred at Oak Hill Cemetery, he is honored for the affection he shared and for the example of perseverance he set for those who continue to cherish his memory.

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