Agnes Ayers Hall

Born in Pageton, West Virginia in the spring of 1939, Agnes Lanell Ayers Hall was born the 5th child of a family of 13 to Beatrice Cochran Ayers and Wesley Powell Ayers. She married Warren Lee Hall from Falls Mills, Virginia, now deceased. Warren and Agnes together had two children, Dreama Lanier who’s married to husband Reggie Lanier of Thomasville. Ernest Hall to wife Jane Hall, of Trinity.

Three sisters in California, the eldest Lorraine Pennington of Poway, California passed Monday, December 5, 2022. Della Fearing of Perris, California and Barbara Christian of El Cajon, California. One brother, Garland Ayers of Long Beach California, who’s deceased. Laverne Ayers Hall of Stoneville, NC, Dreama Ayers Armstrong, Sherry Ayers and Karen Ayers Hopkins all of Eden, NC. Many nieces and nephews are also part of her large family. Three sister in laws, Peggy Walk of Bluefield, Virginia, Velma Hall of Trinity, NC and Barbara Nelson Hooper of Ocala, Florida.

She had four grandchildren. Joshua Anderson and spouse Barbara Anderson. Leah Anderson Lucas and spouse Aaron Lucas. Micah Anderson Frye and spouse Jordan Frye. Phillip Hall son of Ernest and Jane Hall. Step Grandson, Corey Lanier and Step Granddaughter, Dee Lanier. Great Grandchildren, Dianna and Margo Lucas, Blaire and Joel Anderson. Step Great Granddaughters, Taylor Frye and Kasyn Greene.

Agnes was a seamstress by trade and in her early years worked for Scott’s upholstery in Falls Mills, Virginia. Years later she retired from 3-D Upholstery in Sophia, NC after she and Warren moved to NC in 1977. She loved to make and create things and was good at everything she tried to do, whether with a handsaw or a sewing machine. She was an excellent hands on fixer upper and could make anything or re-make nothing into something. She loved to read a good book, work a daily crossword puzzle while drinking a good cup of coffee. Bluegrass music and The Bill Gaither Trio would always make her smile on Saturday evenings. Most of all, she LOVED being around her family. As the disease of Alzheimer’s progressed she became happy and silly with a laugh or a song. She often said that she wanted to make people laugh, and that she did!

Services will be held on December 16, 2022 at Wright Funerals and Cremations, 1720 Westchester Drive, High Point, NC. Family Visitation at 1:00 pm and service at 2:00 pm Pastor Tommy Vestrat will be Officiating.

Wright Funerals-Cremations, High Point is in charge of arrangements.