More sad news... It was announced at the Senior Bulldog Luncheon Monday, December 6, 2010, that former BHS music teacher Regnal Hall passed away and there will be a memorial service in January 2011. Son Steve Hall said his dad passed away on November 27, 2010. Details to follow.
Please keep Mr Hall's family in your prayers.
Many of us enjoyed his classes. Here is the A Capella Choir photo from the 1966 Ceralbus yearbook.
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UPDATE from Alan Landros ('70):
I received details this morning from our classmate, Steve Hall, regarding the passing of his father, Regnal Hall. Mr. Hall was always one of the top one or two of our favorite teachers at BHS where he taught Music, Choir, Vocals for many, many years. Some of you may have seen this news on FaceBook in the last day or so. The information was posted on FB last Friday afternoon.
Mr. Regnal Hall passed away on Saturday, November 27, 2010, after a lengthy illness of several years. He was 83. He was born December 8, 1926. Tomorrow would have been his 84th birthday. His wife, Barbara Hall, passed away in August 2007. Here is the information for the Memorial Service for Regnal Hall:
Saturday, January 15, 2011
11:00 A. M.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Glendale
(corner of north Brand Blvd. and Doran St.)
There is also a 'Memorial Page' on FaceBook, with RSVP for the service. Also, friends/former students may wish to leave a message for Steve, Mark, and Leslie, Regnal's three children. Here is link: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/ In search box at top of page put in "Memorial Service for Regnal Hall". When that comes up click on "Memorial Service for Regnal Hall" and all the details will show, along with place to RSVP.
Steve Hall came from his home in McMinnville, Oregon this past June for our Class of '70 40th reunion weekend. Steve and I first met in the same second grade class at Thomas Jefferson in 1959. Mark Hall is in the BHS '71 class, and his wife Janie Porco Hall is in the '73 class. Steve and Mark's sister, Leslie Hall Viera, is from a later 1970's BHS class.
Alan Landros
Good post thankyou.
ReplyDeleteI will add my love and appreciation for this great Man, Mr. Hall! He made coming to school, hanging out in the choir room a most memorable time in my life. His love for music was imparted to me as we all participated in the "Operetta's" and other choir events. It was a pleasure to sing under his direction. He taught much more than music, he taught a way of life. He gave advice on many moral subjects as well. I have thought about him many, many times during my life since graduation in 1961. He will live in my memory as the greatest of all my teachers. Thank you, Mr. Hall for you love, understanding and kindness. You are the best. One day I hope to join in your heavenly choir.
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