Clare "Randy" Hall, age 70 of Alvin Texas, passed away Thursday, February 24, 2022. Randy was born on November 26 ^th , 1951, in Lebanon Oregon to Neil and Kathleen Hall. A celebration of life memorial is planned for April 23 ^rd in Alvin, TX.

Randy met the face of death many times in his life. He knocked on the door a few times, some were battles with critters such as snakes and horses, sometimes his own demons and finally it was cancer that got him. For 6 years Randy managed to kick cancers butt with Great Courage and Faith.

If God gave us 9 lives, he used 10 of them. He lived a full life. If you ever had the time to sit down and visit with Randy, he would share pearls of wisdom about his road to success. He was a self-made man and could build a business from the ground up. But it wasn't all about business and success to him. He cared about the people. Randy had a way of making life feel like a great party. He could tell the best stories and take you out of reality, sort of like watching a good movie (like Big Jake). Despite being a busy businessman, he managed to make and keep so many friends along the way

This Cowboy rode his way over to Texas in 1989 where he met the love of his life Teresa. They were together for the next 33 years, and boy what a ride that was. They raised a beautiful family, traveled the world, and worked side by side.

Randy did not meet a stranger. He had the gift of fitting in and joining any party. Many people called him "brother" and felt like he was family. Randy was well known for Blue Fever Game Farms, he lovingly bred and raised beautiful intelligent, blue game fowl. It was his pride to care for them. He also loved horses. He made the rounds with his award-winning Arabians. He rode Addy, even when he should not have been on a horse in his final weeks, but it was one of his great pleasures to be in the saddle. Many times, saying "Its where he felt closest to God and talked and prayed.

Randy also was proud of his Military time in the Marine Corps-Semper Fi was one of his favorite terms, especially to his Marine Corp brother, Timmy Park. He applied for his Veteran ID card later in life and loved it when he could display for a Veteran Discount. He loved being an American and Serving his country.

Preceded in life by father, Neil Hall, Mother, Kathleen Braden Hall, and Son, Clare (Scotty) Hall. Left to cherish his memory are wife, Teresa Hall. Mamma, Kittie Hall. Sisters Sandy Ragan (Timmy Parks), Jody Mallonee, and Jameca Hall. Children LoriLyn Tarr (Matt), April Hall, Julie Wernecke (Travis) and Jeremy Hall. Grandchildren Cassandra, Chloe, Lucas, Charlie, Katie, Weston, Tanner, Keirstyn and Elisabeth, Marjorie, Jase, Anthony, and Koby. Great Grandchildren, Ronan, Emmet, and Aria Clare. He will be missed and loved by many, but never forgotten.