In Loving Memory of

Sherry Lynn Miller Hall

December 22, 1941 – March 27, 2026

Sherry Lynn Miller Hall, age 84, entered into eternal rest peacefully at her home on March 27, 2026, following a courageous and graceful battle with cancer. Surrounded by love, she departed this life leaving behind a legacy of warmth, kindness, and unwavering devotion to her family.

Born on December 22, 1941, in Stuttgart, Arkansas, Sherry was a proud graduate of Stuttgart High School. She continued her education at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, where she attended for two years, carrying with her a bright spirit and a love for learning.

Sherry’s life was beautifully marked by a love story that began in her hometown at O.K. Market, where she met the love of her life, Milton Ray Hall. What started as a simple meeting blossomed into a lifelong partnership rooted in love, faith, and devotion. At just 17 years old, she married Milton, beginning a journey that would take them across the country and beyond.

Through Milton’s career with Western Electric, Sherry embraced a life of adventure and adaptability, making homes and memories in El Paso, Texas; Winston-Salem, North Carolina; Aurora, Illinois; Eatontown, New Jersey; and Langdon, North Carolina. Their travels also led them to the South Pacific island of Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands—a place that captured Sherry’s heart and imagination.

The Marshall Islands held a special place in her soul, often described by Sherry as “heaven on earth.” There, she formed treasured, lifelong friendships, including a deeply cherished bond with her dear friend, Tina G. Hocky of Apex, North Carolina. Tina, like so many others, was drawn to Sherry’s radiant smile, gentle spirit, and the genuine warmth she extended to everyone she met.

Above all, Sherry found her greatest joy in her family. As a devoted mother, she created a life filled with love, laughter, and meaningful moments. She delighted in simple, beautiful experiences—especially the time spent with her children walking along the shore, gathering seashells and coral, and making memories that will forever be treasured.

Sherry was the embodiment of grace, kindness, and quiet strength. Her presence brought comfort, her smile brought joy, and her love left an indelible mark on all who had the blessing of knowing her.

She was preceded in death by:

Her beloved son, John Milton Hall;

Her devoted husband, Milton Ray Hall;

Her parents, John Emil “Johnnie” Miller and Mary Geneva Miller Brown;

Her in-laws, Buford Hall and Ellen Rachel Belcher Hall;

Sister-in-law, Lois June Blanton;

Brother-in-law, Buford C. Hall;

Step-brother, Edward Lee “Bo” Brown;

Step-sister, Gail Brown Mannis.

Those who lovingly cherish her memory include:

Daughter, Marylynne Rosenbloom of Prosper, TX;

Stepson Russell Miller wife Chelsea

Daughter-in-law, Dr. Linda Sundbye of Westminster, CO;

Aunt, Shirley Westbrook of Hazen, AR;

Siblings:

Mary Carolyn Brown Harris of Scott, AR;

Judy Brown Tollingshead of England, AR;

John Emil Miller and wife of Mesquite, TX;

Niece:

Karla Miller Wittry and husband Ben of Dallas, TX;

Nieces and Nephews:

Bruce Hall and wife Lisa of Stuttgart, AR;

Carlos Hall (Mexico);

Storm Blanton of Stuttgart, AR;

Merlin Hall and wife Patricia of Lake Jackson, TX;

Aladdin Hall and wife Jessica of Laredo, TX;

Timothy Hall of Arizona;

Glen Blanton and wife of San Antonio, TX;

Tedi Lyn and husband Steve of Fort Worth, TX;

Mickey Pugh and husband Dave of Lewisburg, TN;

Andromeda Hall Mancha and husband Jorge Luis of Odessa, TX;

Annette Foster of Arizona;

Step-nieces:

Connie Havis Henderson and husband Clint of England, AR;

Kim Hous Bruce of Scott, AR;

Grandchildren & Great-Grandchildren:

Granddaughter, Haylee Rose Gagnon and husband Connor of Alpena, MI;

Granddaughter, Kyra A. Hall of Woodinville, WA;

Step-granddaughter, Katlyn Bruce of Scott, AR;

Step-grandson, Connor Robertson of Westminster, CO;

Great-grandchildren:

Addison Lynette Gagnon,

Wyatt Ray Gagnon,

Cal-Jordan Gagnon,

Dean Christopher Gagnon,

all of Alpena, MI.

Though she will be deeply missed, we take comfort in knowing that Sherry now rests in the loving arms of her Lord and Savior, reunited with those who have gone before her. Her life was a beautiful testament to love, faith, and kindness, and her legacy will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.