Birth date: Feb 25, 1956 Death date: Oct 3, 2022
Gregory Warren Hale, Sr. was born to the late Parree Hale in Marianna, AR on February 25, 1956. He was the eldest son to his parents, Jimmie Hale Sr. and Parree Hale. Gregory, affectionately called Greg, was committed to God at an Read Obituary
Condolences and prayers to you and your family! May the Lord wrap his loving arms around you during this difficult time!
Hale family you have our deepest sympathy. I did not meet Gregory in person, but his smile says my heart is fill with love for God, my family and friends. Sending prayers for strength. Love from the Suggs family.
Greg made you feel welcomed all the time. He always had a good word or story to share with you when you saw him. He was always laughing, he loved his family and adored his wife. We are truly going to miss him. We are going to miss his stories, we are going to miss his wealth of wisdom and knowledge that he always gave, but most importantly we are going to miss his presence. To his beautiful wife and children, we love you and we are praying that God’s comfort and continued peace be with you not just for today but always. Love Carlton and Juanette Coates.
I will truly miss the light that shine within love you Cousin Maylee.
Condolences to the family of Greg Hale Sr. He was our neighbor that we usually engaged with when doing yard work or getting the mail, however, he always had the same beautiful spirit and kind heart. We will miss having him as our neighbor. Family let us know if you need anything.
Zelma and Chuck Manns
Gregory Sr was a very funny guy. I remember the time I teased him about being a spy. Especially after reading a book a book about a spy with the name Gregory Hale who worked for the same government agency he did. He said had also read the book and found it funny the the main character had his name. I asked if maybe he was a "spy". He said no. Then he told me if it was true now he had to kill me. We had many laughs about this book.
Memento mori
Greg lived his life in regards to this saying. He lived his life to the best of his ability. He treated people as he wanted to be treated. He loved his family and had a strong belief and foundation with God. He knew that although everything must die that when he did, his work would be done to the best of his ability. We will always miss you. The Barber family
Mable peacock lit a candle in memory of Gregory Hale,
