Dr. Joe B. Hall
Loading. . .
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
 - Copy.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
 - Copy.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.JPG?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
 - Copy.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
.jpg?width=960&height=540&mode=max&bgcolor=000000)
Obituary
Joe Bill Hall
Joe Bill Hall, MD, 84 a resident of Viney Grove, Arkansas, died September 4, 2010. He was born November 4, 1925, in Checotah, OK, to Fletcher and Grace Futrell Hall.
He enjoyed family, farming, gardening, church functions, and the Arkansas Country Doctor Museum. He was known as “Dad,” “Daddy,” “Granddaddy,” “Daddy Joe,” “old Doc Hall,” “Joe B,” “Dr. Joe,” “the good looking Dr. Hall,” and many others, we are sure.
He graduated from Shattuck Military High School in Faribault, Minnesota, and attended the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. He graduated Medical School from Washington University in St. Louis, 1948, completed residencies at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, 1950, and Duke University in North Carolina, 1956. He served as a Captain in the US Army from 1953-1955. He and his wife, Pat, returned to NW Arkansas to raise their family in 1957. He founded the Fayetteville Diagnostic Clinic on Lollar Lane in 1957.
He received the Robert S. Abernathy Award for Excellence in Internal Medicine and the James Dennis, M.D. Award from the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences. He received the Eagle Award in 1995 for outstanding contributions to the improvement of healthcare in NW Arkansas, and the Asklepion Award in 2007 in recognition of leadership, excellence and integrity to the medical profession and the improvement of patient care, given by the Arkansas Medical Society.
Dr. Hall served as Chief of Staff at Washington Regional and Fayetteville City Hospitals where he also served on the Board of Governors. He served as president and secretary of the Washington County Medical Society and served as Governor of the Arkansas Chapter of the American College of Physicians from 1983-1986.
He was first named a Diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine in 1957. Dr Hall was a Fellow in the American College of Physicians, Fellow in the American College of Chest Physicians, Member of the American College of Nuclear Physicians, American Society of Internal Medicine, Washington County Medical Society, Arkansas Medical Society, and the American Medical Association.
Dr. Hall played a significant role in the beginning of several departments at Washington Regional Medical Center such as Physical Therapy, Medical Records, Laboratory, Home Health, and Nuclear Medicine. He was instrumental in establishing an LPN School in 1958 and through his efforts as chairman of the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Health Industries Committee in 1968-69, he helped establish the Associates Degree in Nursing Program at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.
He was instrumental in helping bring modern scientific medicine to NW Arkansas. He brought in doctors and equipment that moved the integrity of medicine in this region forward, while retaining a personal commitment, heartfelt compassion and a deep integrity toward his patients that was a staple of the Country Doctor. He moved from the Fayetteville Diagnostic Clinic to Lincoln in 1991 to Practice Medicine with his Son Ben, and retired from practicing medicine in 1997.
He was the Washington County Historical Society’s Man of the Year in 2006. He was instrumental in establishing: the Country Doctor Museum in Lincoln, the PAL after school program in Prairie Grove, and the Lincoln High School Internship program. He was a member of Central United Methodist Church, Fayetteville, for many years serving on the Board of Trustees on several occasions. He taught Sunday School and sponsored youth groups for many years. He was most recently a member of the Prairie Grove 1st United Methodist Church where he continued to be active in Sunday School until his death.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 62 years, Patsy Hall on June 8, 2007, and a grandson, Canyon Fletcher Hall, April 22, 1996.
He is survived by six children: four sons; Fletcher Hall and wife Teresa of Viney Grove, Ben Hall and wife Cathy of Viney Grove, Pal Joe Hall and wife Kathy of Viney Grove, Patrick and wife Kristine of Viney Grove, two daughters; Gigi Moore and husband Rager of the home, and Lissa Halbert and her husband Steve of Prairie Grove, twenty- one grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren (and three more buns in the oven), one sister, Bonnie Jennings of Muskogee, OK, and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.
He was known for his Honesty, Integrity, Commitment and Compassion, as well as his infamous Christmas Gifts!
In Lieu of flowers please send memorials to The Patsy and Joe B. Hall Memorial fund, Arkansas Country Doctor Museum, P.O. box 1004, Lincoln, AR 72744
A memorial service will be held Friday, September 10, 2010 - 2:00 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Prairie Grove, Arkansas, with a reception following at the 1st United Methodist Church of Prairie Grove.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Luginbuel Funeral Home of Prairie Grove, Arkansas. The complete obituary may be viewed on the Luginbuel Web Page. To sign the online guest book, visit www.luginbuel.com
Joe Bill Hall, MD, 84 a resident of Viney Grove, Arkansas, died September 4, 2010. He was born November 4, 1925, in Checotah, OK, to Fletcher and Grace Futrell Hall.
He enjoyed family, farming, gardening, church functions, and the Arkansas Country Doctor Museum. He was known as “Dad,” “Daddy,” “Granddaddy,” “Daddy Joe,” “old Doc Hall,” “Joe B,” “Dr. Joe,” “the good looking Dr. Hall,” and many others, we are sure.
He graduated from Shattuck Military High School in Faribault, Minnesota, and attended the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. He graduated Medical School from Washington University in St. Louis, 1948, completed residencies at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, 1950, and Duke University in North Carolina, 1956. He served as a Captain in the US Army from 1953-1955. He and his wife, Pat, returned to NW Arkansas to raise their family in 1957. He founded the Fayetteville Diagnostic Clinic on Lollar Lane in 1957.
He received the Robert S. Abernathy Award for Excellence in Internal Medicine and the James Dennis, M.D. Award from the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences. He received the Eagle Award in 1995 for outstanding contributions to the improvement of healthcare in NW Arkansas, and the Asklepion Award in 2007 in recognition of leadership, excellence and integrity to the medical profession and the improvement of patient care, given by the Arkansas Medical Society.
Dr. Hall served as Chief of Staff at Washington Regional and Fayetteville City Hospitals where he also served on the Board of Governors. He served as president and secretary of the Washington County Medical Society and served as Governor of the Arkansas Chapter of the American College of Physicians from 1983-1986.
He was first named a Diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine in 1957. Dr Hall was a Fellow in the American College of Physicians, Fellow in the American College of Chest Physicians, Member of the American College of Nuclear Physicians, American Society of Internal Medicine, Washington County Medical Society, Arkansas Medical Society, and the American Medical Association.
Dr. Hall played a significant role in the beginning of several departments at Washington Regional Medical Center such as Physical Therapy, Medical Records, Laboratory, Home Health, and Nuclear Medicine. He was instrumental in establishing an LPN School in 1958 and through his efforts as chairman of the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Health Industries Committee in 1968-69, he helped establish the Associates Degree in Nursing Program at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.
He was instrumental in helping bring modern scientific medicine to NW Arkansas. He brought in doctors and equipment that moved the integrity of medicine in this region forward, while retaining a personal commitment, heartfelt compassion and a deep integrity toward his patients that was a staple of the Country Doctor. He moved from the Fayetteville Diagnostic Clinic to Lincoln in 1991 to Practice Medicine with his Son Ben, and retired from practicing medicine in 1997.
He was the Washington County Historical Society’s Man of the Year in 2006. He was instrumental in establishing: the Country Doctor Museum in Lincoln, the PAL after school program in Prairie Grove, and the Lincoln High School Internship program. He was a member of Central United Methodist Church, Fayetteville, for many years serving on the Board of Trustees on several occasions. He taught Sunday School and sponsored youth groups for many years. He was most recently a member of the Prairie Grove 1st United Methodist Church where he continued to be active in Sunday School until his death.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 62 years, Patsy Hall on June 8, 2007, and a grandson, Canyon Fletcher Hall, April 22, 1996.
He is survived by six children: four sons; Fletcher Hall and wife Teresa of Viney Grove, Ben Hall and wife Cathy of Viney Grove, Pal Joe Hall and wife Kathy of Viney Grove, Patrick and wife Kristine of Viney Grove, two daughters; Gigi Moore and husband Rager of the home, and Lissa Halbert and her husband Steve of Prairie Grove, twenty- one grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren (and three more buns in the oven), one sister, Bonnie Jennings of Muskogee, OK, and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.
He was known for his Honesty, Integrity, Commitment and Compassion, as well as his infamous Christmas Gifts!
In Lieu of flowers please send memorials to The Patsy and Joe B. Hall Memorial fund, Arkansas Country Doctor Museum, P.O. box 1004, Lincoln, AR 72744
A memorial service will be held Friday, September 10, 2010 - 2:00 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Prairie Grove, Arkansas, with a reception following at the 1st United Methodist Church of Prairie Grove.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Luginbuel Funeral Home of Prairie Grove, Arkansas. The complete obituary may be viewed on the Luginbuel Web Page. To sign the online guest book, visit www.luginbuel.com
Funeral Service
2:00 pm
First Baptist Church - Prairie Grove, Arkansas (In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Patsy and Joe B. Hall Memorial Fund Arkansas Doctor's Museum - P.O. Box 1004 - Lincoln, AR 72744)
Visitation
Visitation information unavailable.
Final Resting Place
General
Nov 4, 1925
Sep 4, 2010
84
Documents
Tributes
to all the hall family--you are in my thoughts and prayers-- what a legend joe b. has always been. on to a better place and on such a special day ------
Diny Bottoms
We will all miss him. What a joyous thing to meet loved ones. He has had a wonderful life, and now an even greater after-life. Godspeed.........
Karen Marie Weddle - Friend
So sorry to hear about your loss. Just wanted you to know your family is in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Debbie Eversoll
He was the best Doctor I knew or worked with and someone I could talk to.He was always the same,kind, friendly and with a sense of humor.
I will miss you Dr. Hall.
Barbara Patrick - Nurse, Worked With Him At City And Wrmc
Gigi, I didn't know you well but I feel like I did through Jodi. I know you have a wonderful family and know that your Dr.Dad meant the world to all you as he should and you will miss him, just remember he will always be with all of you in one way or another. My prayers are with all of Dr. Joe's family. Shirley Womack
Shirley Womack - Jodi's Mother
I never had the pleasure to meet "daddy Joe" but did get to hear about his work thru Gigi. From this I know that Arkansas is now without a great physician but that the Lord has taken him to a better place and that heaven is now brighter for Patsy and Joe
Jodi Smith - Friend Of Daughter Gigi
Thinking of you, Hall family. You hold such a special place in my heart. Love and hugs.
Candice Bartholomew-Stephens
Sorry for your loss. Such sweet memories and wisdom left here. Heavens choirs are rejoicing.
Terry And Karen Villines
I was present at Dr. Hall's last guided tour of the Doctor's Museum a week before his death. and had the chance to chat with him later. It was a privilege for which I am deeply grateful.
Karen M. Banks Rn - Acquaintance
I have known Pat and Dr. Joe for many years and do and will sorely miss them both.
Carolyn Duty Banks - Acquaintance
We will cherish all the memories of Dr. Joe coming to our church to fill in for Joe. He was truly a walking sermon. He had the most soothing voice it was a pleasure to listen to him and he was such an inspiration. He will be missed greatly.
Jack And Diana Johnson - Friend Of Family
We grieve for you and with you.It was such a privilege to be friends with Joe and Pat. Both of them were very dear to us. Peggy and George Ackerman
Peggy Ackerman - Friend
What a loving, caring and gentle soul who touched so many! And, what a wonderful influence in our communities! Sending blessings and prayers your way...!
Ann Ternes Rosso
Joe was a great friend and our Dr. for three generations.Parents and Children. He has done a lot for a lot of people. And we also had a lot of fun with him, Love to his Family Marilyn and Al
Marilyn And Al Eason - Friend
I am thinking of you all. Dr.Joe B. was certainly a great man. My Dad thought there was no other doctor like him and never would be! I will be keeping you all in my prayers.
Paula Ditmars - Friend
So sorry to hear bout Doc Hall's passing. He was a blessing to so many people. Your family is in our prayers..
Bryan Maloney - Friend
My condolences for the family. Dr. Joe B. taught me more about life and how to sell pharmaceuticals than 30 years of training ever did. I loved "calling" on Dr. Hall because I new that he was going to teach me something. He was a man and Doctor to be emulated in all aspects.
Steve Brackins - Acquaintance
I had met Dr. Hall for the first time in July of this year, but feel I have known him longer because of my relationship with his daughter and son-in-law (the Moore's). It was an honor to finally meet him and to spend some time with him and members of his family. Our prayers and best wishes go out to the family as they celebrate a life well lived. Blessings to you all. Tim and Becky Ahern
Timothy Ahern - Friend Of Dr. Hall's Daughter & Soninlaw
Dr. Hall was one of the best doctors. He help me through alot of illness. I thank God for him.
In Deepest Sympathy, Linda Brooks Ward
Linda Brooks Ward - Patient
We are saddened to hear of the passing of Dr. Joe B. Hall. He has poured so much into the city of Lincoln with the practice, community involvement and his dedication to the Arkansas Country Doctor Museum. Heather, I will never forget how proud he was of you as a teacher and grand daughter. Always so considerate of your class time. Our prayers are with you at this time. Shirley & Bobby Jack Spears
Bobby Jack & Shirley Spears
Sorry to hear about your loss. Doc was a great friend to my Nanny and Pappaw and a wonderful father to you all. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. In Christ's Love, Paula Pearson Bramall
Paula Pearson Bramall - Family Friend
What a wonderful man Daddy Joe was! I will always have delightful memories of your family and times spent with you. I am so sorry for your loss.
Julie Johnson Garton - Friend Of Gigi And Patrick
Saying goodbye to a family member or good friend is never easy, but knowing that we will meet again makes it easier. I never spoke with Joe B. and didn't come away feeling better about myself. I will miss his humor and uplifting spirit. Love to all, Jeff & Mary Jane
Jeff Silva - Friend
I appreciate Dr. Hall's work with the Har-Ber High School Medical Advisory Board. Our students loved him. Joan Doege,Lynn Nokes,Debbie Davis
Joan Doege - Friend
We know your loss is great. May your memories comfort you in this time of grief. Always, Bryan and Mary Freeman
Mary And Bryan Freeman - Aquaintance
Thanks, Joe B. for being an exceptionally fine churchman and doctor. For years I kept one of your wooden tongue depressors on which you had written a comment about one of my sermons. I pray God's comforting blessing upon all members of your family.
Joel Cooper - His Pastor And Patient--1967-80
The Angles will truly enjoy him, he was my Fathers Doctor and friend. Such a hoot. To the Hall Family, my heart felt prayers.
Janice Montgomery
Joe B. was a second Father to our son. He was a gift from God.
Mr. & Mrs. Harrell Moore - Parents Of A Son-In Law Of Joe B.
Dr. Hall was one of the kindest dr. I ever worked with. He was a gentleman and I don't ever know of him ever loosing his temper at any one. at least not at me if he did. He took care of my late husband John and at times he would call me at night 1030 pm or so and ask me if he had ever tried a certain med on him before . He was always happy and he took as good of care of his patients as he could. God was working in his lift always you could just tell. I know he has left a great big empty place here however God and the angels are rejoicing. My prayers are with each one of you. God bless all. Ginny Stamps
Ginny Stamps - Nurse And Friend
I ONLY HAD THE PLEASURE TO MEET AND BE WITH DR. HALL ABOUT THREE HOURS LAST YEAR. HE INTERVIEWED MY PARENTS, MR. & MRS. JAMES A. KING, IN VIEW OF ADDING DR.R.E. KING TO THE HALL OF FAME AT COUNTRY DOCTORS MUSEUM. WHAT A PLEASURABLEE EXPERIENCE THE INTERVIEW WAS. DR. HALL MADE EACH OF US FEEL SPECIAL AND WELCOME. I WAS QUITE IMPRESSED THAT HE GAVE PRAISE FOR NURSES AND THE HELP THEY GIVE DAILY TO DOCTORS. A TRUE GENTLEMAN. THE STATE OF ARKANSAS AND THE STATE OF MANKIND IS POORER FROM THE LOSS OF DR. JOE B. HALL.
Linda Cullen - Aquaintance
I will always treasure the precious memories of Fayetteville Diagnostic Clinic activities--whether it was riding horses on the farm, eating Christmas goodies, etc. Dr. Hall was also my special doctor and helped me during encephalitis and several broken bones following an accident. I remember he even came to the house and wrapped me in a blanket to take me to the hospital. He is and was wonderful. Thank you for sharing him with us.
Ruby Stokenbury Wells - Friend
I met Dr. Hall when I was a new, but not so young, RN at WRMC. I was immediately struck by his empathy and genuine compassion----often not displayed in the medical field. Many years of caring had not reduced his passion for the truth and excellence. His famiy's pride in him is well-placed---he was a noble and singular person. I have spoken of him often in the years since and will never forget his open, quick wit and thorough patient care. Truly, one in a million.
Josey Humbert-Sabo - Nurse
I was always impressed with how passionate Dr. Joe was with the Dr. museum. His stress on the values of commitment, & integrity always touched me also. I worked with him from the high school and was always unhappy that we could not incorporate the museum more in the science classes.
Teresa Gregory - Teacher At Lhs,
To all the Hall family-so sorry for your loss.I didn't know Joe B. very well but I worked at WRMC 15 yrs. ago and ran onto him in the elevator many times.He was always very pleasant and had a smile on his face and a sense of humor.He was a sweet,down-to-earth-good ole country guy.He leaves behind a big wonderful family,may God bless you all.
Angie Bottoms-Phelan
OUR PRAYERS ARE WITH THE FAMILY. JOE B. WAS A GOOD NEIGHBOR AND FRIEND.
Corbin & Betty Wood - Aquaintance/ Neighbor
What a wonderful man, who reflected God's grace and love. He raised a wonderful family and made friends where ever he went. We truly have the hope that he is in our future. We trust the Lord of all comfort will be with all who knew Doc Hall. He always seemed to make everything all better. Blessings on the family
Dart & Zita Henry - Bank Of Fayetteville, Pg
it is with great sadness that we have to say so long for now to a person as unique as Dr. Joe B Hall... there are truly no words that can relay what this community has lost and what we mourn as we say goodbye to one of the most awesome, friendly, kind and all around great doctor. To his family we say we share your sadness but we in no way can feel your pain. There is a song I refer to alot Called Celebrate My Life and it truly fits Dr. Joe.... So Celebrate my Life, celebrate the years, celebrate our families and wipe each others tears. This is just an awesome song and I encourage you all to listen to it and I hope it will give you the peace it gives me when I think of the love ones I have lost. God Bless you all .... and please enjoy the song Celebrate My Lilfe.... http://www.myspace.com/shirleymurdockministries/music/albums/home-11553418
Debbie Dersam
I'm very saddened by the passing of Dr. Hall. I'm only here today because of Dr. Hall. I was eleven years old when I was finally taken to Dr. Hall, because everybody else had given up on what my illness was. Dr. Hall finally diagnose me with rheumatic fever that nearly cost me my life. I remained Dr. Hall's patient until he retired. Thank you so much Dr. Hall.
Ruby Macon-George - Aquaintance
the garden that Pat and Dr.Hall has planted over the yers will continue to bloom and prosper for years to come. I count it a priviledge to have known them, worked with them, and shared special moments with them. May God Bless and Keep you until you see them again on the other side of the veil.
Dorothea And Nelson Coleman - Fdc Retired
Our deepest sympathy goes out to the entire Hall family.We have each of you in our hearts and prayers during this difficult time. May GOD bless you all.
Cledith Hudson And Family - Friend
prayers from pearl and audrey clinehens, connie clinehens fletcher and cheryl clinehens barker to the hall family. what a great legacy was left to you by your dad and he will certainly be missed in fayetteville!
Connie Clinehens Fletcher - Friend Of Pal Joe
Loved Dr. Joe who was and is an inspiration. It was an honor to work with him at the museum for the past 8 years. He will be missed .
Sue Heisler - Aquaintance
I have lost one of the best friends I have ever had. I am so thankful to have had the opportunity to work and know Dr. Hall. He taught me so much and gave me so many opportunities to learn more. There is no one I respect more than him. I will miss him.
Donita Kossover - Friend
I consider it to have been a privilege to have known Dr. Hall. As a nurse at Washington Regional, he quickly became my role model for what a doctor should be; a teacher, a healer, a spiritual advisor,and a lover of baudy humor! I will always have fond memories of his weekend rounds in overalls and muddy boots! He was one of the good guys.
Susan Kay - Aquaintance
To the best physician in Arkasnsas and one of the few men who truly lived what he believed
Betty Battenfield - Friend
I feel blessed to have been able to work with Dr. Joe at the museum for three years. I will treasure the times when it was just him and I at the ACDM and the stories he told me or just long talks about everyting. I will treasure the hugs from Dr. Joe and the sweet things he would do or say to make my day. I will never forget the passion he had for the museum and the old country doctor. He said that the country doctor had three traits: integrity, committment, and compassion. I believe he epitomized those traits. I never tired of listening about Peggy or hear him read out of her poetry book. NWA was surely made a better place with the life of Dr. Joe. He will forever hold a special place in my heart. To the family I wish to thank you for sharing your Daddy Joe. My prayers are with you all and God Bless You.
Diana Hale - Friend
September 9, 2010
To the Family of Joe B. Hall:
In May of 1985 I came down with an unusually high fever. The ‘new kids on the block’ who had just bought the Eureka Clinic from Dr. Bob Etherington were Dr. Greg Kresse, and his partner, Dr. Dan Bell.
When the fever didn’t go away, I went to see Dr. Kresse and he put me in the hospital here, but could not make a diagnosis. I know, in reason, he got scared and didn’t want to lose the town banker right after he had moved to our community, so he sent me over to Washington Regional Medical Center and his mentor, Dr. Joe B. Hall. Dr. Hall put me through a series of tests, but could not come up with a diagnosis, but what I had was eating up my white blood cells, and I was dying (he told me this later).
Finally, he put something into my veins that started turning me around, and even though he still didn’t know what I had, he sent my blood all over the country to different labs, and they could only rule out Tularemia, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Lyme Disease, etc. It was suspected it was a tick-born virus, but nobody could identify same.
After a week at Washington Regional, Dr. Hall sent me home with a prescription, and my druggist said the pills were the strongest that could be prescribed to a human being without being fatal.
They now have a name for this disease, --- it��s called Ehrlichiosis, and it’s fatal if not treated.
The point of all the above is that Dr. Hall saved my life, for which I will always be grateful. In 55 years at this bank, I have never missed work but those five days in Washington Regional Hospital. I remember him telling me, after I had asked him a question and was getting well, about how could I conduct our bank’s affairs on the telephone with 104 degree temperature, as I was calling the bank every day and running things from my bed? He said, “That’s how these viruses are. One minute you’re talking on the telephone, and the next minute you’re dead.”
From what I have read in the Democrat/Gazette the past few days, Dr. Hall had a long, interesting and fulfilling life, and I would suggest that even though there will be a few tears, that you do like we did with my 99-½ year old mother when she passed away last year, and that is, CELEBRATE!!! Do not mourn, but celebrate his life!
“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal—life leaves a memory no one can steal”
“Do not stand by my grave and cry—I am not there, I did not die.”
John F. Cross, Chairman
Cornerstone Bank
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
John Fuller Cross - Former Patient
Dr. Hall made such a difference in our church and community and even in our world. His accomplishments will continue on to make this a better place for people of faith, family, and medicine. What an inspiration he was. We love and appreciate him. He will be missed so much. Our thoughts and prayers will be with all of you who loved him so very much.
Lex & Priscilla Wetzel - Acquaintance
Doc was a wonderful person to talk to. I enjoyed our visits so very much. He will be missed by many.
Vicky Hansen - Bank Of Fay.pg Branch
In deep sympathy we send our thoughts and prayers for the family of Dr. Joe Hall.
Russell And Judith Nelson - Patients Of Dr. Ben
I will miss seeing Joe B. at church. His big smile and hugs for everyone will be missed. He was a wonderful man !
Kelly Thomas - Friend
What a shock. At a funeral this am I was told of Dr. Hall's death by Gary Nutter who was in his Sunday school class. Gary is now an attorney here in Texarkana. The thing I remember most about Dr. Hall was was his hand that would suddenly appear from the doorway leading from the TV room to the sunporch and his hollering "anybody home". Then the laugh which I will never forget. What a sense of humor. Then there were those "inbetween" notes when he tried to sing. But most of all I remember the testimony he displayed as he extended grace and understanding to those around him. He was always giving. He gave me my first doctor's bag when I graduated from medical school. He was a strong influence in my life, and I will never forget him. My deepest condolences go to his family.
Jon (doug) Hall - Next Door Neighbor And Friend For Years
I know that when Jesus saw you, He said, "Well done my good and faithful and servant."
Daddy Joe was a wonderful and caring man and we will miss him greatly.
Love to you all.
The Kennedy Family
James And Allison Kennedy - Great Niece
Dr. Hall was admired and esteemed highly by all the staff at FDC as a great person and a great doctor. His example and his wisdom will be with us forever.
Bruce And Rose Smithson - Rose Worked With Dr. Hall At Fdc
Dr. Hall not only treated my diabetes, he also taught me to educate myself so that I could make good decisions. He was a godsend to me at a difficult time. My health and happiness and that of my family will always owe a debt to his care and teaching.
Debbie Moore - Patient
Our prayers and thoughts are with your family. We will never forget Dr. Hall and all the good things he did for our family over the years...from doctoring the body to doctoring the soul.
Chris And Carmen Weaver
Lissa and family, I was unable to attend the services but wanted to let you know I was thinking about you. I have a few fond memories of hanging out with you and your family, and to believe it started in Kindergarten. Both your parents were amazing people and always doing things for other people.
Betty Alison Arambel - Friend Of Lissa
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family in this time of sadness. I remember Dr. Hall (Joe)as a man with a good sense of humor and a passion for his family. He was also extremely kind and supportive to my dad (Kenneth Powell), for that I will be forever grateful. God Bless.
Mike & Jan Powell - Cousin By Marriage
Dr. Hall was a terrific neighbor. We will miss him and always treasure his friendship!
Peace and comfort to all his beloved,
Tina Stuart and family
--We set our hearts at rest in God's presence 1 Jn 3.19--
Tina Stuart - Neighbor
It came as a shock to hear of Dr. Joe's death. He will always be remembered by me as a warm and caring person. My sympathy to you all.
Lloyd And Joyce Powell - Relation
So sorry to hear...James has nothing but nice things to share with me about Dr. Joe Hall. He will be missed by many. Our hugs, sympathy, and love go out to the family. His boy, Dr. Ben Hall, certainly came by his medical practicing skills honest. He was a loved, respected and skilled fella.
James And Amy Cooksey - Friend
Funeral Service
2:00 pm
First Baptist Church - Prairie Grove, Arkansas (In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Patsy and Joe B. Hall Memorial Fund Arkansas Doctor's Museum - P.O. Box 1004 - Lincoln, AR 72744)
Visitation
Visitation information unavailable.
Final Resting Place
General
Nov 4, 1925
Sep 4, 2010
84
Documents