Robert "Bob" Baden Hall

Robert Baden "Bob" Hall. Jr. 68 of Belleview, Florida passed away on Sunday, February 22, 2026. Born Sunday, January 19, 1958 in Miami, Florida. He was a devoted husband to Rebecca Lynn Hall and brother to Michael Hall, Patricia Lightbourne, Julia and Rogelio Leija and uncle to Steve Lightbourne and Charlie Lightbourn. He was a loving father to Christina and Tyler Goforth, Bobby Hall, Alicia Hall, Alicia Burleson, Robert Adam and Maranda Quiles, Joshua Hall and Shawna Reedy, Westley Ewer and Leslie Nicholson, Ariel Hall and Quadell Harris. Proud Grandpa to Heaven and Kris Williams, Morgan and Allen Phillips, Lexie and Skyler Patterson, Elizabeth Carroll, William "Billy" and Whitney Hickson, Breanna Hickson, Saxon Williams, Kaitlyn Hickson, and Kaleb Warren, Mason Quiles, Garrett Quiles, Ellie Quiles, Logan Quiles, Zoey Quiles, Grayson Quiles, Connor Hall, Ethan Hall, Xakkarrahya Ewer, Mallahkaii Ewer, Savannah Lash, Sabrinah Lash, Dixee Nicholson, Zayden Harris, Xavier Harris, Carson Harris, Noah Harris, Baby Myles Harris, as well as a great-grandpa to Buford Hill, Bryson Hill, Kenny Williams, Lincoln Patterson, Jermiah Hickson, Camilla Hickson, Milana Hickson, Alizjah Williams, Kyngzlee Williams, and Szymphony Williams. As a young man Bob commuted between Alabama and Florida, working wherever he was needed before settling back in Florida. Bob was a hardworking man. He worked with his Dad for many years before going out on his own. Bob worked up and down the coast line of Florida installing tile, marble, hardwood and carpet flooring. Occasionally working for a few well known names: Shaquille O’Neal and Bob Hope. He worked on special projects as far as New York installing marble in a church overlooking West Point. He was known as the “Tile Guy” far and wide. But his favorite job occurred every Christmas when he became Santa to hundreds of children at the Open Door church. He had amazing stories and lifetime adventures that would hold family, friends and strangers captive for hours. He never met a stranger they were life long friends to him. Physical labor was his thing even when his body wouldn’t cooperate. He was the first to extend a helping hand and the last one of leave the job. Never too busy to help someone in need, always there when you needed him. He was a character but also this unspeakable embodiment of strength. He loved work, fishing and going out on his boat, but most of all he loved his family and dog “Kittee.” Bob’s life was full of adventure and that little dash between your birth and death held such meaning. If you could press play we could only imagine the tears and laughter he would have to display in his 68 years. If we had to sum up Bob’s life he was a selfless person, thinking of others before himself. His faith wasn’t loud or showy, yet it was steady and sincere. He knew our Lord in a personal way. In the end God called his son home to rest. He was surrounded by his family when the gates of heaven opened. We can only imagine the faces and hugs he received and his new adventures. Sent from my iPad

Robert "Bob" Baden Hall

January 19, 1958 - February 22, 2026