Randle Keith Hall

Randle Keith Hall was born January 15th, 1965 to Adrian Hall and Betty Wilbanks Hall. He departed this life on Thursday May 14th, 2026 at Magnolia Regional Hospital. Randle is survived by his brother William Hall (Kay) of Ripley. Half sisters Sandra Stroupe of Dry Creek and Glynda Hall of Holly Springs. Nephews Wes Hall and Josh Hall. A special Aunt Norma who has served as aunt, sister, and mom for many years. Special cousins Elee Childers, Payslie Wilbanks, Hayden Wilbanks, and Leeton Bain who he has been grooming to fulfill leadership positions in the church, and a multitude of other family and friends that spread over many states. Randle was preceded in death by his parents: Adrian and Betty Hall, brothers Clif Hall and Michael Shelton Hall, and half brother Larry Hall. His grandparents: Elee and Ruby Wilbanks, and William Henry Hall and Myrtle Hall Shelton. There are no earthly words to better describe Randle Hall than “Servant” “Witness” and “Friend.”Whether you knew him personally, professionally, or just as an acquaintance, Randle exemplified the perfect example of these three words. Even if you never knew his name or crossed his path, he was one of those people in the background to immediately answer the “call” when help was needed. Randle was a faithful member of Walnut Fire and Rescue for 41 years. He held many titles there, including Assistant Chief and Training Officer. He also held a State of Mississippi Fire Academy Certification as well as being a nationally registered EMT. Jonesboro Masonic Lodge 250 is honored to declare him as a faithful member of 31 years. He presently served as “Master of Lodge 250.” Randle has served as secretary for the prestigious Eastern Star #27 Corinth Chapter. Again sharing his faith, Randle has served as “Grand Chaplain” of the Grand Lodge of Mississippi. Randle was a member of the Walnut High School Class of 1983 and has maintained close relationships with many of his classmates. He attended Northeast Mississippi Community College, University of Mississippi, and Memphis State University as he pursued his education degree. His education continued through the years as he eagerly sought out any training, seminar, or conference that would advance his knowledge and ability to better serve any organization or cause he was associated with. He served those causes and organizations by holding local and state level offices. His work history was quite diverse. It included farming, saw mill worker, service station attendant, Carrier Corporation employee, Hardeman County School employee, a Dover-ThyssenKrupp employee for over 30 years, and was presently serving as Election Commissioner for Tippah County. He also served on committees and offices with the State Election Commission. The most important attribute of Randle’s life was his dedication to the Lord’s work here on earth. He has been a lifetime member of Camp Ground Church, a charter and music director member of New Bethel Baptist Church, and a charter member of Grace Pointe Baptist Church where he served as Worship Team Leader. At Camp Ground, he has served as Associate Pastor, Music Director, Sunday School Teacher, Bible Study Teacher, and Church and Cemetery Trustee. Randle’s dedication and persistence were instrumental in the survival of the church in recent years as it went through many rough times. Randle’s service wasn’t limited to Camp Ground. He has served numerous churches in various aspects in more than one state. He blessed the world with his beautiful voice by sharing God’s praises in song, performing with Hee Haw in Bolivar, TN. Hardeman County Arts Council, Improv Theater, Community Theater, Tinpot Entertainment, and numerous choirs, quartets, and many impromptu singing along the way. Randle affectionately known as “Myrtle” by many, loved grilling, barbecuing, crawfish boils, and was top chef at any fish fry. His love for cooking brought many people together. His fried turkey was a hit on many holidays. Most importantly, he just enjoyed the fellowship and smiles along his way. In recent years, he really enjoyed cooking with Mr. Mike Felton and their golf cart rides while working the Walnut Food Drive. Randle was an avid hunter and fisherman, following in the footsteps of his uncles: Charles, Milton, and Harold Wilbanks. All their homes are adorned with their hunting trophies, a long lived tradition passed along many generations. Today Randle is smiling once again; free from pain and worry as he rejoices with our Lord, his family, friends, and his beloved Deena. Thanks to all who cared for him and a special thanks to Dr. Morgan and Dr. Hale for their outstanding care. A special thanks to McBride funeral home for going above and beyond in serving our family. Pallbearers: Brian Wilbanks, TJ Wilbanks, Bob Wilbanks, Josh Montgomery, Dustin Wilbanks, Bill Melton, Phillip Wilbanks, and Tommy Burton. Honor Escorts: Vicki Skinner, Colton Shea, Brandon Wilbanks, Jason Childers, Mike Felton, Buster Montgomergy, Lewis Glover, Mark Franz, Tommy Robinson. Honorary Pallbearers: Walnut Fire Department, Jonesboro Lodge #250, and the Tippah County Election Commission

Randle Keith Hall

January 15, 1965 - May 14, 2026