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Carol Newbert
B: 1957-06-01
D: 2024-03-17
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Newbert, Carol
Lowell Wallace
D: 2024-03-13
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Wallace, Lowell
Phillip Tedrick
B: 1943-04-28
D: 2024-03-08
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Tedrick, Phillip
Dale Grover
B: 1936-01-12
D: 2024-03-05
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Grover, Dale
Jennifer Audet
B: 1972-02-02
D: 2024-03-05
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Audet, Jennifer
Janet Brooks
B: 1956-08-24
D: 2024-02-29
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Brooks, Janet
Katelynd Scofield
B: 1993-06-28
D: 2024-02-28
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Scofield, Katelynd
Ernest Gray
D: 2024-02-27
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Gray, Ernest
Carolyn Overlock
B: 1939-08-07
D: 2024-02-27
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Overlock, Carolyn
Alynne Bell
D: 2024-02-27
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Bell, Alynne
Albert Kaufmann
B: 1938-12-22
D: 2024-02-24
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Kaufmann, Albert
Faith Ball
B: 1935-07-19
D: 2024-02-22
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Ball, Faith
Richard Snyder
B: 1937-10-10
D: 2024-02-21
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Snyder, Richard
John Morris
B: 1933-11-11
D: 2024-02-20
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Morris, John
AnnMarie Leclair
B: 1975-04-22
D: 2024-02-18
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Leclair, AnnMarie
Philip Hall
B: 1928-03-03
D: 2024-02-18
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Hall, Philip
Sharon Grant
B: 1951-05-29
D: 2024-02-14
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Grant, Sharon
Shale Maynard
B: 1990-01-30
D: 2024-02-11
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Maynard, Shale
Harry Pinkham
B: 1927-12-29
D: 2024-02-08
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Pinkham, Harry
James Saunders
B: 1927-12-09
D: 2024-02-06
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Saunders, James
Matthew Meservey
B: 1975-01-31
D: 2024-02-06
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Meservey, Matthew

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Hugs from Home ~ Honoring Lives The Way They Deserve

Our new Hugs from Home program will give those not able to attend a service the chance to share a token of love and support. Click on the Hugs from Home button and leave a message of support. These balloons will fill our chapel as hugs for the families allowing them to know that many others are there with them in spirit.
 
My family has owned Hall Funeral Home for more than 60 years. The families we serve and our incredible staff are always our top priority. During confusing and concerning times such as the current COVID-19 event, we will continue to share our plans with you on how to respect the Governor's order and to honor the life of your loved one.
 
Social support is extremely important during a time of grieving, even when circumstances limit the ability to attend or support the family who has suffered a loss. We remind you that we have condolences through our website’s Book of Memories available as well as the option to call our offices for us to add your name to the register book. It is natural for us to want to share a hug with those families who are grieving but at this time, we encourage a warm smile to do for now. We have placed reminders throughout our funeral homes to ask that physical contact, such as shaking hands, be limited with family members and staff. We continue, as always, to provide hand sanitizer throughout our facilities which are available at all times. We have enacted extra cleaning both morning and night, in of all our public areas.

We have set in place new measures to help protect and accommodate the elderly, sick, members of the public and our staff.  We are following the Governor's Orders to Stay Healthy at Home. We will make every effort to accommodate families in making arrangements and conducting virtual services and arrangements in any capacity needed to ensure their safety and comfort while honoring their loved one. We are able to host virtual arrangements and virtual remembrance services to continue to best serve your family's needs.
 
We will continue to post any and all updates that we receive from the CDC and NFDA to keep your families informed. We will follow all new guidelines that are directed as the need arises.

Again, our family and staff are here to serve, protect and honor each family as we have been for over 60 years. If you have any questions or concerns please feel to call any of our locations in Boothbay, Thomaston or Waldoboro.

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News & Events
Holiday Candlelighting 2015
2015-12-11
This can be a difficult time of year when the holidays approach and we are missing our loved ones. Please join us to honor and remember your loved one. By letting us know you are coming we will give a gift of a personalized ornament. Please join us to share in a short program and refreshments following the candle lighting. HOLIDAY MEMORIAL CANDLE LIGHTING CEREMONY will be held on Saturdayday, December 12, 2015 at 2PM at Hall's in Boothbay. Please call us at 633-2171 or email us.
Carol's Retirement
2015-01-16
Please Join Mike and Liz Hall As We Celebrate and Honor Carol Hall Perry On Her Retirement from Hall Funeral Home After 20 Years of Compassionate Service Saturday, January 24, 2015 1pm until 4pm Hall Funeral Home and Tribute Center 949 Main Street Waldoboro, Maine Please RSVP by January 20th To Liz Hall at 207-832-5541 or email at lhall@hallfuneralhomes.com
18th Annual Candlelight Service of Remembrance
2014-12-02
Hall’s 18th annual Service of Remembrance will take place in Thomaston this Saturday, December 6th at 2pm on Main Street in Thomaston and also in Waldoboro Sunday, December 7th at 3pm at Hall’s on Main Street in Waldoboro. Boothbay's Program will be held at Hall's of Boothbay on Saturday December 13th at 3pm at 975 Wiscasset Road (Rt. 27) in Boothbay. This warm and comforting service at Hall’s will allow all who attend to come together to remember and celebrate their loved one during this holiday time and allow them to cherish the memories of our family and friends they have lost. The program will include the candle lighting ceremony. The staff at Hall’s read the names of the community members who died this past year and the family members will come forward to light a candle in memory of their loved one or friend. After the names are read, everyone was welcomed to light another candle in memory of other family and friends who have died in the past. As a gift, the families will receive one personalized glass ornament in memory of their loved one to hang on their Christmas Tree as a gift from the Hall family and staff. Mike Hall, owner of Hall’s, expressed “This annual service of remembrance has helped many families honor their loved ones, and has provided a safe place to express their feelings and ultimately brings hope to each family. In this Christmas Season, cherish your family and friends, and tell them how much you love them and what they mean to you.” Refreshments will be served afterwards. All are welcome to attend. Please call Hall’s at 354-6025 or 832-5541 to respond.
Hall's Welcomes New Director and Tribute Team member!
2014-11-21
Please join everyone at Hall's in welcoming Laura Conway as our newest Funeral Director and Tribute Team Member! Laura Conway grew up in Livermore Falls, Maine and after graduating High School went on to college at SMCC to obtain a degree in Radiography. Laura graduated from SMCC in 2006 and started working at Southern Maine Health Care as a CT Technologist. When Laura started working at SMHC she was looking for a place to live, when one of her co-workers told her about a friend. He was living alone, so Laura moved in with him as a roommate. It was a match made in heaven and in 2009 Laura and Eric married at the Bethel Inn with many friends and family members to celebrate. While working at SMHC and Mercy Hospital Laura obtained her degree from American Academy McAllister Institute of Funeral Services in 2013 and started her apprenticeship in Biddeford before coming to Hall Funeral Homes. Laura enjoys dance, field hockey, hiking, sitting by a camp fire and spending time with her family. But she especially enjoys shopping. Laura looks forward to becoming a part of the community and local gatherings, and to helping families celebrate their loved one's lives in meaningful and unique ways.
Hall's accepts old American Flags for honorable disposal
2014-10-28
Hall’s Is Now Accepting Old American Flags for Honorable Disposal Hall Funeral Home and Tribute Centers are now accepting old American flags for honorable disposal at their three Tribute Center locations in Waldoboro, Thomaston and Boothbay. Community members are encouraged to bring their well-loved American flags to any of these locations during normal business hours for Hall staff to care for in a dignified and respectful manner. “At Hall, our hearts are full of love and respect for the United States and for all active duty and veteran military families,” stated Mike Hall, president. “When a veteran passes, we always do the most that we can to honor that person’s military career. The men and women who serve our country, and their families, have made huge sacrifices for which we are humbled,” commented Jason Guest, Director and Tribute Team Leader at Hall. The proper way to dispose of an old American flag is through burning. Here is what they plan to do with the old flags: “In an effort to follow the proper protocol for flag disposal, we will be draping the worn flags, when available, over the caskets of veterans whose families choose cremation, with their permission. This is a dignified way to honor our veterans during their final disposition and to show respect for the flag and for what it stands,” said Liz Hall. Hall’s encourage you to bring your worn American flags to any of their three locations: 949 Main Street in Waldoboro; 975 Wiscasset Road in Boothbay; 78 Main Street in Thomaston. For more information, questions or to schedule a drop-off, please contact Hall’s at 832-5541, 633-2171 or 354-6025.
Pancake Breakfast
2014-09-11
The employees of Hall’s invite you to join us for a Pancake Breakfast at our Tribute Center & Community Room, 949 Main Street in Waldoboro, on Saturday, September 13, 2014 from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. The breakfast is free for community members, however, donations are graciously accepted to benefit our local food pantries. 100% of the funds raised will go directly to food pantries in Waldoboro, Newcastle and Jefferson.
Hall's is hosting a new Support Group called "Good Grief"
2014-07-30
As a part of Hall’s mission to provide families care and support after the passing of a loved one, Hall’s is starting a grief support group called “Good Grief”. The group will be meeting the second Tuesday of the month at 5:30pm at Hall’s Tribute Center of Waldoboro, 949 Main Street, Waldoboro, ME 04572. This will be a safe environment to share stories, concerns and help families who have lost a loved one. The leader and facilitator of “Good Grief” will be familiar to many in the community. Robin E. Honaker, M.Div. in Counseling, is the Congregational Minister of the Pilgrim Community Church in Camden and has worked with Hall’s for 3 years as Tribute Team Leader in Waldoboro. Robin has all too much experience with grief. According to Honaker, “I have been there, I am there, and will continue to live in this reality of loss. In the past 8 years, I have lost a sister, a father, and a daughter; and the levels of grief is different in each of the losses – the losses were real but now there is hope.” Robin understands and wants to help families see a brighter future in your grief. “This is a wonderful addition to our After Care program where we send 4 grief booklets called “Journeying through Grief” to families throughout the first year after the loss of a loved one.” said Mike Hall, President of Hall’s. “We are grateful to Robin and Pilgrim Community Church for supporting us in our mission”. So, please join us the 2nd Tuesday of each month in Waldoboro at 5:30pm. Refreshments will be served. For more information, please call 832-5541 or 354-6475.
Memorial Day
2014-07-28
In honor of Memorial Day we are inviting our veteran's and their families to Hall's of Waldoboro for a BBQ and cookout following the Memorial Day Parade. Please join us to celebrate our local heroes! 10 am until noon. Hope to see you there!
Valentines Day Luncheon &amp; A Movie
2014-07-28
We are pleased to extend an invitation to our first Valentine's Day Luncheon-and-a-Movie so that we may honor our Sweethearts. It is meant to provide you with a special place and time to remember a Sweetheart and to share the occasion with others who have lost a spouse or companion as well. After our luncheon, we are showing the movie classic Roman Holiday with Audrey Hepburn & Gregory Peck. We will have freshly popped popcorn to share and drinks to enjoy. Please join us at 12:30, Wednesday February 12 in Thomaston or Thursday February 13 in Waldoboro or Friday February 14th in Boothbay.
Hall's Welcomes Jenna Guest
2014-07-28
We are pleased to welcome Jenna Guest to our family of Tribute Team members. Jenna grew up in Peru, Maine with her Mom, Dad, and two sisters. After graduating from Dirigo High School in 2003, she attended the University of Maine at Farmington, and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics. She met her husband Jason while attending school in Farmington. They are celebrating their five year wedding anniversary this October. You may recognize Jason's name as he is a licensed funeral director and Tribute Team Leader with Hall's. Jenna has ambitions of attending graduate school in the future to receive a Master’s Degree in Business/Finance. She makes time for card-making, quilting, sewing, hiking, baking, cooking, volleyball, gardening, entertaining, playing the piano, and most importantly spending quality time with family and friends. She currently lives in Jefferson with Jason, her dog Xena, and cat Pooka. Jenna is thrilled to be working for a small family business where she can help families within her community.
2013 Holiday Memorial Lighting Ceremony
2013-11-22
Holidays are busy for everyone, but for those who have lost a loved one or close friend this past year, then the holidays are difficult. Since holidays are full of tradition, we invite you to join us in our holiday tradition of the Holiday Memorial Candle Lighting Ceremony. These services are in each of our three locations during this season. In Waldoboro, the service is the 8th of December at 3pm with the Rev. Jen Curran speaking; on Thomaston, the service is the 8th of December at 12:30pm with the Rev. Seth Jones, and in Boothbay, the service is the 7th of December at 3pm with Rev. Kate Pinkham. If you like to attend, please contact us.
11th Anniversary of September 11th
2012-09-11
Today we remember the victims of the attacks on the World Trade Center, Pentagon, Flights 11, 175, 77 & 93 and honor those who went to their rescue. This 9-11 do something to honor our 11th anniversary and remember those sacrifices made by our veterans, 1st responders and the families of those who lost a loved one on that fateful day.
Boothbay Woman Wins Gold at Summer Olympics 2012
2012-08-02
We love the Olympic spirit and now we can say one of our own, Boothbay Harbor native Ellie Logan, and her U.S. women's eight rowing team defeated Canada by half a boat length to win the gold medal at the London Olympics Aug. 2, 2012. The U.S. team won gold at the Beijing games in 2008. Congratulations to all the women, their coaches and families for the dedication and commitment and passion it takes to go for the gold!
Happy 4th of July
2012-07-03
Happy 4th of July! Like you we're a family. We appreciate traditions and celebrate our country's Independence. Even though the holiday may be a celebration of something that happened long ago, we're happy that people everywhere are spending time with their families and we celebrate that as well.
The Value of the Funeral Service
2012-05-03
Dear Friend, For thousands of years, funerals have been a means of expressing our beliefs, thoughts and feelings about the death of someone we love. The funeral ceremony helps us acknowledge that someone we love has died, allows us to say goodbye, helps us remember the person who died and encourages us to share those memories with others. The funeral also offers a time and place for us to talk about the life and death of the person who died, provides a social support system for us and our community, allows us to search for the meaning of life and death and offers continuity and hope for the living. If you have questions on how to plan a meaningful and appropriate funeral, please feel free to call us and we will be here to help. Sincerely, Michael Hall, Owner
Remembering September 11, 2001
2011-09-10
REMEMBERING SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 - From Before the Sunrise, To Beyond the Sunset, We Will Remember, ...We will Never Forget. The Victims. Their Families. The First Repsonders. September 11, 2001
Video and DVD&#039;s
2011-08-25
Hall's is excited to announce that we are making beautiful tribute DVD's of your loved one's life and times. Simply request a DVD and we will create a professional and personalized DVD for your family to cherish. Then place it on your Book of Memories to share with those who visit your loved one's permanent web page.
Hall Funeral Home Receives Grant For Big Brothers/Big Sisters
2011-04-14
HALL'S RECEIVE GRANT FOR BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS: Mike Hall along with The York Foundation provided a grant to Big Brother/Big Sisters in March 2011. Mike Hall was quoted as saying that "This is an important organization in our community and it is our pleasure to provide any assistance we can to help them meet their mission of helping kids."
2010 Making Strides Breast Cancer Walk
2010-10-26
We are thrilled to announce that we had 22 of our staff, family and friends walk with 1,000 people on October 17th, 2010 in the MAKING STRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER WALK in Damariscotta, Maine. Our team, the Hall Striders, raised over $500 to prevent and fight Breast Cancer.
Book of Memories
2010-09-24
We are pleased to introduce our wonderful BOOK OF MEMORIES, our personalized and permanent on-line tribute which is designed to be used as a true Memory Book. Just click on the name of your loved one and you will be taken to their own individual website where family and friends can offer their condolences, share stories, upload photos as well as view the obituary and service information. You are not limited by distance or time constraints and it is a permanent web page for your loved one for generations to come. Even if you have not utilized our services we are happy to provide you and your family a web page documenting your loved one's life. Please contact us for more information.
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Hall's of Waldoboro

949 Main St , P.O. Box 363
Waldoboro, ME 04572
Phone: 207-832-5541
Fax: 207-832-6346
Email: info@hallfuneralhomes.com
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Testimonials
Our burial Mass was perfect in every way, simple, dignified, yet very personal due in large part to your caring professionalism. It was the kind of funeral service he had wished for as he departed from family & friends.Thank you for the programs, note paper & register book, all so helpful to me during this time of remembrances. But most of all thank you for the beautiful Celebration of Life candle. It took my breath away it was so magnificent. It shall always be cherished by me. Gratefully, G
Boothbay October 2015

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