Antonis Hall

Antonis Hall

November 12, 1985 - February 24, 2024

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In loving memory of Antonis Martel Hall, a cherished soul who left an incredible mark on those fortunate enough to know him, was born to Linda Anderson and Anthony Hall on November 12, 1985. After a few short years here on earth, he gained his wings on February 24, 2024, leaving a legacy of warmth, kindness, and unwavering love. Even though his departure from this world was sudden and unexpected, his impact will be everlasting.


Antonis was able to achieve many personal goals. He pushed himself to further his education by obtaining a certificate in Human Resource Management from Daymar Institute, an associate's and bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Indiana Technical Institute, and a Master of Education in Elementary Education from Grand Canyon University. Antonis dedicated eight years to IPS schools, beginning as a special education assistant, transitioning to lead behavior adjustment facilitator, and finally serving as a 6th-grade teacher at Clarence Farrington School 61. Also, during his time with IPS, he served as the boys and girls head basketball coach, racial equity committee co-chair, sixth-grade book study co-chair, served on the positive culture committee, and received recognitions such as staff of the month two years in a row and 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year. In November of 2023, Antonis joined the Wonderful Brotherhood of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. to have an even more significant IMPACT on his community. His passion for coaching, teaching, educating, and serving added vibrancy to his life and brought joy to those who shared his pursuits.


Antonis was a man to admire. Antonis was not just a name but a beacon of kindness, courage, and strength. He was always willing and ready to help others achieve their best. Even though Antonis is not physically present with us, his legacy continues. Antonis leaves a legacy that will live on through his mother, Linda Anderson; grandfather, Orlando Woods; sisters, Kandace, Helenia, Dymond, and Pandora; brothers, Keenan, Kardan, and TJ; significant other Danika Pettis and nieces Angel, Ella, Savannah, and a host of many other nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles, and friends. Antonis was preceded in death by his grandmothers, Easter Mae Anderson and Katharyn K Ward; father, Anthony Hall, and stepfather, Jerry Gathright. 


As we mourn the loss of Antonis, let us also celebrate the beautiful life he lived and the positive impact he had on everyone around him. Antonis will be deeply missed and remembered by friends, students and family alike. May he rest in peace, surrounded by the love he so freely gave during his time with us.

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Heather
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Mr. Hall was an amazing man. There was never a day when I didn’t see him smile. His devotion to all kids was remarkable. He changed so many lives. He was a wonderful role model, coach, teacher, friends, and colleague. He had a vision to make our community a better place and he did.
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Samantha
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I’ve never met a person who was so dedicated to children or our community as Mr. Hall. He was beloved to everyone who knew him. I had the pleasure to work on the same team as Antonis for 4 years. I got to watch him grow as an educator, gain confidence, and touch lives of not only 6th graders, but children throughout the entire school. We loved him so much. He will be greatly missed.
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Auntie Sarah
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Sam, I'm just wanting to say auntie will forever be the proudest auntie on earth, you're always going to live in my heart and soul. I'll not live on losing you, but on 38 years of being blessed with you. I will certainly miss you every moment of every day. Sam I love you so deeply and dearly. Rest well dear heart, our baby, our wonderful nephew, My One and Only SAM....
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Augie Barragan
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Mr. Hall was truly an incredible man; one of the best people I’ve ever met in my life. I met Mr. Hall on our first day at Clarence Farrington school 61. He had an amazing passion for teaching. It’s not hyperbole to say that Mr. Hall left the world a better place than he found it.
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Raelyna Harden
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I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Hall at my daughter's school. He was always smiling and ready to help. Mr. Hall was over a program my daughter was in and she was so excited to tell me about what she was learning from him in basketball club. I remember when I signed my child up for basketball I came to the school to pick her up from Ays, Mr. Hall heard me ask faculty in Ays about the basketball club and he introduced himself to me and told me he was the girls basketball coach and was going to also be over the basketball club. He told me he was going to teach her everything she needed to know about basketball and next year she would be able to join the team. Everytime I picked her up from Ays Mr. Hall had a great big smile. He was a very nice, kind person and the children loved him. My daughter loved Mr. Hall. He was truly rare, and will be greatly missed by a lot of people. My deepest condolences to his family and friends. He will be truly missed. He was an angel in disguise. Raelyna Harden ( Natalia Rankins mother).
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Dean
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Mr Hall was a pleasure to be around, he left an indelible mark on my daughter and I will cherish the memories I have of him.He was able to motivate my daughter and many more children that they could do what they set their mind to...God be with his family and grant us all strength in these times.

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