Birth date: Sep 12, 1958 Death date: Jun 5, 2026
Michael “Mike” Douglas Hall was a devoted and loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and master mechanic. Born the third child of Mackie and Betty Hall. He moved to Tulsa from Southern Ohio in search for a better future for Read Obituary
My finest memory of Mr. Hall watching me obtain my black belt. Also, being able to spare with him.Along with him watching me grow up.
Mr. Hall was a wonderful man. He helped inspire a few young men including myself in Boy Scouts. So many great memories with him and our troop. He was always ready to help anyone with anything. He is truely the definition of selfless. You will be missed Sir. Thank you for being a great leader and someone to look up to as a young man. It has helped shape me into the man I am today.
Mike Hall was a wonderful next door neighbor to my family my whole life and a dear friend to my parents. Mike would always nod his head and smile at my siblings and I when we would play in the front yard while Mike was working in his. He was friends with my dad for over 30 years and I have many memories of the two of them talking and Mike making my dad laugh. I can picture him working in his driveway or in his back yard when my siblings and I would peep over the fence to see his swingset. When my mom passed away last year, Mike made a point to come out to offer condolences when I was back at my childhood home. It meant so much to me that he came out and shared that small moment with me. He was a steady presence next door and the whole Wolf family is devastated by his passing. He will be dearly, dearly missed.
Mike was a wonderful friend. He was a big help whenever he was needed. We spent many years laughing and worshipping at St Thomas More. He loved his boys and it was easy to see why. They were good kids. I was so sorry we lost touch over the years. He was with us the night in ICU when my husband passed away. The world was a better place with Mike in it!
My heart feels broken over this news. I'm so terribly sorry for the family. He was such a great man, and mentor for me. He was one of my favorite scout leaders from BSA troop 995. While the other leaders seemed to struggle mentoring me due to my learning and behav disabilities I have, he locked in on me and never gave up on me. He was the best. He will most certainly be missed.
Mr Hall, fly high. Thank you for everything.
Getting ready for the Black Belt Hall of Fame
Dad worked hard to provide for us. I remember waiting for the charcoal F150 to come pulling in the driveway.
