Linda Hall

Linda Lee (Sears) Hall was born to Betty Jean (Addington) Sears and Rayful D. Sears on July 30, 1949, in Nowata, Oklahoma. She married Roy Lee Hall in Joplin, MO on February 10, 1970, after many years of being childhood sweethearts. She is survived by her husband, Roy Hall, her oldest daughter, LeKetta Vest, of Tahlequah, her youngest daughter, Elizabeth Reeve & spouse, Lawrence Reeve, of Oklahoma City, her grandson, David Hall, of Tahlequah, granddaughter, Jessy Hall, of Tahlequah, 3 great-grandchildren, Matthew, Mark, & Kaytie of Tahlequah, and many other adopted children grandchildren & great-grandchildren, including two Rainbow grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, Betty Jean Addington Sears, Rayful D. Sears, her brother Roger D. Sears, and step-mother Ruby Sears. Linda enjoyed traveling to many places, following her husband where ever he was stationed in the Army, to include Washington, Kansas, Texas and even Germany two times. She loved crocheting, sewing, and spending time with family. Linda lived the life of a Proverbs 31 woman and the Deserate. She helped Vanessa Alsup (Cia Rain) write a song called, "In the Arms of My Lord." Linda graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington. She retired from the Cherokee Nation after many years of service, beginning in Registration and ending as a Budget Analyst with the Cherokee Nation Early Childhood unit. She was a member of Rainbow Girls and later as a member of the Order of the Eastern Stars. Linda was loved by many and she touched many lives throughout the years. She spread her wings and flew to our Lord and her family in Heaven on January 26, 2022. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked that donations be given to her husband, Roy, to help defray costs incurred. Her favorite flower was the Peppermint Carnation.