Constance M. Hall

Constance Maynard Hall, age 60, of Decatur, Georgia, was called home to be with the Lord on March 26, 2025, in Atlanta, Georgia. A devoted mother, grandmother, daughter, sister, and friend, Constance lived a life full of warmth, laughter, and love. Her presence was a light—radiating joy, encouragement, and an unshakable faith that left a lasting imprint on everyone she encountered. Born on March 22, 1965, to Margaret Little and the late Norman Little, Constance was raised in a loving family alongside her siblings: Quience Griggs, Tamblyn (Henry) Cook, and Monrica Scott. Her childhood was filled with joy and adventure—skating at the Greenbriar skating rink (where she once broke her arm and kept going), swimming at her Uncle Earnest’s house, riding in the back of her father’s truck, and spending long summer evenings on the front porch with her sisters, eating her favorite—watermelon—and watching the world go by. From the beginning, she was fearless, spirited, and full of life. A proud graduate of Gordon High School, Class of 1983, Constance excelled academically as an honor roll student and proudly served as a majorette. She later pursued studies at Georgia Technical College, always committed to learning and self-improvement. She built a remarkable career in accounting, dedicating nearly four decades to the field. Her work was more than a job—it was a space where she built relationships, created community, and gave her all. Her coworkers were like family, and she cherished them deeply. Faith was the cornerstone of Constance’s life. As a longtime member of Victory Baptist Church, she joyfully sang in the choir, lifting her voice in worship and inspiring those around her. Her love of music even led to a moment in the spotlight—appearing in the film The Gospel as part of the church choir. Her passion for health and fitness was equally powerful. Whether running the Peachtree Road Race 10K, climbing Stone Mountain, cycling with her ride crew, or training with her Effect Fitness family, Constance embodied strength, discipline, and joy. Her commitment to wellness was as much about community as it was about movement. She also had a deep love for movies. Whether quoting her favorite scenes or sharing a must-watch recommendation, film was one of her love languages—a way of bonding, storytelling, and finding joy in everyday life. Among all the roles she held, the one she cherished most was being a mother. Constance was a proud and devoted mom to her daughters, Sherrica (Talvis) Hill and Samantha Hall. They were her light, her strength, and her absolute joy. She spoke of them often—with admiration, pride, and an unwavering belief in their greatness. Her love for her girls was boundless and unconditional—anyone who knew her could feel how deeply and fiercely she loved them. She also found immense joy in her grandchildren, Dylan Hill and Talvis Hill II, and shared a special bond with her five nephews—Quinton Cook, Eric (Brittney) Granderson Jr., Derrick Cook, Jeremy Cook, and Nahjee Granderson—and her loyal pup, Jackson. Though separated from her former spouse, Samuel Hall Jr., Constance remained committed to nurturing a strong and loving family. She will be remembered as someone who made others feel seen, heard, and genuinely valued. Her presence lit up every room. She turned strangers into friends, and friends into family. If you didn’t speak, she’d make you. If you needed encouragement, she became your biggest cheerleader. If you forgot your worth, she reminded you. Her spirit was magnetic—joyful, encouraging, and full of God’s love. Constance lived with grace and conviction. She gave freely of her heart, her strength, and her joy. Her legacy lives on in the lives she touched, the people she empowered, and the love she poured so generously into the world. She was deeply loved and will be missed beyond measure. “Well done, good and faithful servant.” – Matthew 25:23 A Celebration of Life service honoring Constance will also be held at Rainbow Park Baptist Church 2941 Columbia Drive Decatur, GA 30034 on Saturday, April 12, 2025, 11 a.m. Following the service, Constance will be laid to rest during an interment ceremony at Eastside Eatonton Cemetery in Eatonton, Georgia. Friends and family are invited to pay their respects during a visitation at Rainbow Park Baptist Church in Decatur, Georgia, on Friday, April 11, 2025, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Please express your condolences and memories here on our website. Gregory B. Levett & Sons Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc. SOUTH DEKALB CHAPEL (404)241-5656. Constance will be profoundly missed by all who knew her. Her grace, laughter, and unwavering spirit will forever remain in the hearts of those she touched.

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Constance M. Hall

March 22, 1965 - March 26, 2025