Ronald

Hall

Ronald Hall was born and raised in the Bronx at 774 Jackson Avenue on March 12, 1942, at Harlem Hospital.  He also attended some classes at City College.
Thelma Hall Coxson had two loving sons, Ronald and Cordell. Cordell survives his older brother.
Ronald lived for his children Vincent, born June 2, 1966; Martin born August 31, 1972 and Vernon born July 16, 1984. He is also survived by his daughters-in-law Rhonda and Tanisha. Ronald also leaves to morn and remember his life the following grandchildren, Cameron, DaVaun, Alexis, and DeSean. Only one grandchild, Mecca, predeceased him. Also, mourning his passing is DaMonie and Dariyah and two great grandchildren Riley and Rivaun. His nephew Paul and all the cousins.
Ronald, in later life, became  an activist by forming a mentoring program called the Nubian Academy.  Also headed organizing bussing for the first Million Man Marchin  D.C. This was just one of his callings. For many years, he was a poll watcher for the Englewood Board of Elections.  He followed in his politically motivated mother's footsteps every year, making sure that their elections were adequately represented.
Ronald had many talents. Early , n he made beautiful upholstered furniture.  He was heavily involved in all aspects of the creative and performing art,  such as painting and sculpting. On the performing side of his creativity, he has written a play or two and even had his own local cable show.
Was also active in the community, which was part of his part of his DNA.  The Bergen County Shelter in Hackensack NJ was a place where he used his life experience to sculpting mentor the homeless.