Obituary of Roscoe Carl Hall

Roscoe Carl Hall, 49, of Cold Brook Rd., Homer, passed away July 29, 2011. He was born April 15, 1962 in Syracuse NY. Roscoe lived most of his life in the Cortland and Homer areas. He lived in Florida during the mid 1990s and was employed by Door Works. Upon returning to the area he worked at Marietta Corp. In his spare time he enjoyed carpentry, camping, fishing, and auto repairs. He is survived by his children Chad, Austin, and Alexis Hall, his siblings William (Jennifer) Hall, Gaylene (Ronald) Johnson, Peggy (Daniel) Griffin, Ann (Earl) Merritt, Candy (Travis Gerrard) Hall, and numerous nieces and nephews. Roscoe was predeceased by his parents Arnold and Blanch Hall. A calling hour will be held Tuesday 10-11 am with a service to begin 11 am at the Wright-Beard Funeral Home Inc., 9 Lincoln Ave., Cortland NY, 13045. To offer condolences online visit www.wright-beard.com will keep you all in my pray just be there for each other alway spend time with each other life is short sachok So very sorry To hear about RC.. You're in my thoughts and prayers. Barbie My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of need..So very sorry!!! Ray Harp & family Chad, Austin,Alexis and family,Uncle Rc was and will always be that great guy we always needed.Even thru he is gone but he is not. He is in your hearts for every.He loved every single one of us in his own way.Rc i love you so very much.I Tonya will never forget the way you took me in as your own.love ya, Tonya and family ;) Sorry to hear about your loss. My prays are with you all. Love Robin My thoughts and prayers are with your family. You have always had a special place in my heart. We spent many days driving around with your dad. Bless his soul. Thank you for teaching me how to drive so many years ago. And for all the time we spent fishing. Those days will never be forgotten. R.I.P. R.C. <3 Traci Smola we will miss you and think of you always everthing we do or see around us reminds us of you daniel griffin you are a great person ill miss your smile and youre laugher linda miller