Virginia Lea Hall

Virginia was born October 7, 1939, in Mason, Oklahoma, daughter of Omer Lee and Gertie (Branscum) Hodges. Her family moved from Oklahoma to New Mexico, and then to Arizona where she graduated from Mesa High School in 1957. After graduating high school, she moved to California. Virginia worked multiple jobs at one time, primarily serving in the grocery business for many years as a meat wrapper. She was united in marriage to Wayne Duncan Hall on February 20, 1966, in Westminster, California. For many years, after leaving California and returning to Arizona, Virginia was a licensed Real Estate Agent and co-owner and operator of a Health and Fitness Center with her husband. She was an active leader in her community and a key member of the Tempe Soroptimist Club (a global volunteer organization enhancing the lives of women and girls through education programs leading to social and economic empowerment). Her other occupations and businesses throughout her life included management and operation of multiple stores owned by the world’s largest convenience retailer; working in the casino industry, and co-manager of an apartment complex with her husband for several years prior to her retirement in 2015. She enjoyed dancing and bowling in her younger years; and reading, puzzles, music, video poker, playing cards, watching tv, and spending time with her family. Virginia was a woman of faith, strong, and determined; she brought joy to everyone she met and was proud of and loved her family deeply.

Survivors include her three brothers: Troy Hodges; Shelby Hodges and sister-in-law Jean; Ronnie Hodges and sister-in law Linda. Her four daughters: Tamara Salvatierra of Puyallap, Washington; Pamela Randolph of Sammamish, Washington; Nicole Wilson and husband, Philip of Canton, Michigan; and Tanya Kash and husband, Robert of Las Vegas, Nevada; twelve grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Virginia was preceded in death by her father and her mother; her husband; her son, Allen; two brothers, Lex and Steve; and two sisters, Kay and Connie.

Memorial Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at the Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City, Nevada. A brief committal service and inurnment will follow.

Online condolences may be left at Dignity Memorial: Virginia Lea Hall