With heavy hearts but a spirit of celebration for a life well-lived, we announce the passing of Noah Hall, born on November 26, 1970, in Portsmouth, Ohio. Noah left us on June 12, 2025, in Lucasville, Ohio, leaving behind a legacy of hard work, love, and family that will forever resonate in the hearts of those he cherished.
Noah was a proud member of Union Local #83, where he earned the affectionate title of “Die Hard Union Man.” His dedication to his job in the construction industry was nothing short of inspiring – work was his life, and he took great pride in every project he tackled. After many years of hard work, Noah embraced retirement with grace and joy, diving headfirst into what he fondly referred to as “Grandpa Mode.” He loved nothing more than spending time with his grandkids.
A graduate of Northwest High School in 1989, Noah spent his life in Scioto County, nurturing his roots and forging strong family bonds. He dedicated himself to helping his sons, Kyle and others, develop their own work ethic by starting a grass cutting business and teaching them the ins and outs of remodeling houses and working on cars. His love for family and mentorship left an indelible mark on their lives.
Noah was married to Andrea (nee Crabtree) Hall for over 25 wonderful years before her passing, and their love story is a testament to the deep connections he fostered with all those who crossed his path. He was also an avid golfer who relished the time spent on the greens, often telling stories and sharing laughter with friends.
Noah is survived by his beloved mother, Ruby Hall, and his two sons and daughter in laws: Kyle and Michaela Hall of Otway, Preston and Brooklyn Hall of Franklin Furnace, and a nephew who was as close as a on to Noah, Trevor and Makayla Hall of Otway, three brothers and sister in laws: Jason and Marcia Hall of Lucasville, Heath and Patty Hall of McDermott, and Bill and Cyndi Hall of Otway, one sister Rhonda Hall of McDermott, and three Grandchildren: Raeleigh and Lincoln Hall of Franklin Furnace and Miley Hall of Otway, and a myriad of additional family members and friends who will miss him dearly.
Noah was preceded in death by: his father Rodney Hall and loving wife Andrea Hall.
In honor of Noah’s life, a private celebration of his journey will be held at the convenience of the family.
While we grieve the loss of our dear Noah, we also celebrate the incredible man he was, the lessons he taught us, and the love he so freely gave. Let us remember him for the hard-working, devoted family man that he was, and carry forward his passion for life, work, and family. Here’s to you, Noah – a true laborer in every sense of the word. Your spirit will live on in each of us.
Please visit www.fcdaehlermortuary.com to leave a special memory of Noak or condolences for his family.
