Mildred O. Hall

angel on earth left her loved ones for her place in heaven. Our beloved and cherished Aunt Mildred,

affectionately called Mimmie, bestowed all her motherly love upon all her nieces and nephews and

was a kind and loving friend to all who knew her. She loved receiving family and friend's photos and

proudly displayed them all. To her, everyone was family. Mildred was a woman of deep faith and

read her bible every day taking great comfort from the passages. She loved her faith, lived her faith,

and will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.

Born in Castell, Texas on August 2,1921, to James and Bertha Liefeste, the hill country always held a

special place in Mildred's heart where so many of her relatives still live today. She moved to San

Antonio to attend Cosmetology School in 1939. She loved working at Charm Beauty Salon for 28 years

and was well known for giving great haircuts and perms. Mildred met John Hall in February 1948 and

they married on July 29, 1948. They were both active members in the Alamo Heights United

Methodist Church where she sang in the choir, taught Sunday school, was a member of the Altar

Society, and loved volunteering in the food program providing food for senior citizens. Mildred would

often share her trademark banana nut bread that always had that extra ingredient of love added. She

loved volunteering at AGAPE and being a member of the Red Hats Society where she met so many of

her dear friends. Even though she moved to The isle of Watermere Assisted Living in Southlake, Texas

in 2009 to be near her niece, Linda Mentemeyer, she still loved San Antonio and The Spurs. She was

so blessed to have so many friends who always sent her news clippings to keep her connected to her

Spurs. An avid sports watcher, she never missed watching and cheering for the Spurs, Cowboys, and

the Rangers.

Mildred is preceded in death by her dear husband of 53 years, John D. Hall; loving parents, James W.

Liefeste and Bertha Houy; in-laws Ralph Hall, William and Mary Hall, Cecil and Louise Hall Barber, and

Claude and Luciie Hall Grubbs; and grandnephew James Conroy. She is survived by her dear sister

Jimmie Liefeste Day and husband, Bobbie; sister-in-law Reba Hall; and many nieces and nephews:

Linda Hall Mentemeyer and husband Rich; Diane Hall Conroy and husband Danny; Rosemarie Hall

LaBroad and husband Jim; Ludean Grubbs Parks and husband Rick; Cecil Barber and wife Debbie;

Forrest and Bill Hall; Bobette Day Estes and husband Pat. Beloved grand nieces and nephews are:

Mike Mentemeyer; Laura Mentemeyer Maxfield and husband Mike; Kate Conroy Webster and

husband Brian and children Connor and Abigail; Susan McCarty and husband David and children

Michael, Erik, and Emily; Amy Lewis and husband Heath and children Sydney, Ryanne, and Annabelle;

Rhett Barber and wife Nikki and children Addie and Beau; Brittnee Barber Hiott and husband Terrance

and son Warren; Brooke Barber; Russ Parks; Taylor Dowdie; and Matthew Dowdle and wife Chessa.

Mildred will always be remembered as a loving aunt and friend who always greeted everyone with a

hug, a kiss, and a kind word with a smile. Her family thanks the caring staff at The Harrison at

Heritage Trace in Ft. Worth for their incredible attention and compassion given to her and her family.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in her name to Alamo Heights United Methodist Church

Music Ministry, 825 E. Basse Road, San Antonio, TX 78209.

The family will receive friends on Monday, December 29, from 11 to 12 p.m. with the service to

celebrate her life at 12 p.m. at the Sunset Memorial Park and Funeral Home located at 1701 Austin

Highway, San Antonio. The burial will be held at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery immediately

following the ceremony.