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Portrait of Lucy Batten Hall
In loving memory

Lucy Batten Hall

October 16, 1921 – July 11, 2003
Lived 81 years
Crown Memorial Park · Pineville, NC
Kind, devoted, loving spirit to family and friends who shall be with us always.
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Lucy Batten Hall, 82, of Charlotte, NC, died July 11, 2003 at her residence. She was born on October 16, 1921 in Hallsboro, NC, to the late Kenneth and Margaret Lambert Batten. She worked for Wilmington Shipyard, Union Carbide and then retired from Lance Packing Company. Lucy was a very kind, giving, and spiritual person, dedicated and loving mother and grandmother.

Resting next to me is my daughter Celeste Hall Long.

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1921
Born October 16
1927
Lucy was 6 when Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the Atlantic
1939
Lucy was 18 when "The Wizard of Oz" opened in theaters
1941
Lucy was 20 when the United States entered World War II
1956
Marriage to Waldo Lee Hall
1957
Had a Daughter, Wanda
1959
Had a Daughter, Celeste
1959
Lucy was 38 when Barbie made her debut
1961
Had a Daughter, Janet
1962
Lucy was 41 when John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth
1971
Lucy was 50 when Walt Disney World opened in Florida
1982
Lucy was 61 when Michael Jackson released "Thriller"
1998
Lucy was 77 when "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" was published in America
2001
Lucy was 80 when Apple introduced the iPod
2003
Passed away July 11, age 81
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Nannie, I think about you often even after so many years. Having my own kids now I often think about how I wish they had the same relationship with their Grandparents as we kids had with you. One of my fondest memories is how you use to call us shitasses cause we were always getting into trouble. We played hard and loved running through the field to get to your house. I can still taste the pecans I would pick up out of the field on my way down. Well, I found a shirt that makes me think of you and it's my new favorite 🩷💛 I hope you and momma are having a ball up there, with unlimited oatmeal cream pies and never gaining a pound.

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