Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home

Our condolences to the Hall family from ours. Each summer we looked forward to spending our vacation on Barters Point. We would see True nearly every day as he drove by the cottage going to and from the village or on his way to show a property to a potential client. He always had a smile and a wave for us. And when he stopped to talk to my dad, Frank, there were always a few jokes to be told and lots of laughter. May your memories of a life well lived sustain you.

With our sympathy,
Anna Miriam Meservey and daughters: Deborah (Meservey) O’Reilly, Linda (Meservey) Eller and Miriam (Meservey) Rosenberg

True will be missed by all who knew him. My first memory of True is when I watched him, across the road from my home, as he played with his toy trucks in the little roads he had around a big tree. Later I watched him as he drove a real car in his teen-age years. It seems he was always right there across the road, where he and Shirley built their home and raised their family. My thoughts are with all of his family. I hope memories of all the fun times will help you through this difficult time. Sincerely, Sonja

True was a good Grange friend to us all and we miss him. He could tell a good story and was a great resource about the history of St. George and growing up in our Town. We hope True and Shirley are now together again and dancing. XOXO

Heartfelt sympathy extended to the family....Debby Robinson

Dear Family, I am so sorry for your loss!! This is a lovely tribute to your father!! Both your parents have had a wonderful life!! As you say they are doing the Foxtrot up in Heaven now!! They were both a huge part of the community & will be remembered for their love & service to all that knew them!! My Love & Prayers are always with you & your family @ this time especially now!! Sally & Connie
xxoo❤️❤️❤️❤️

True was my mother’s fathers sister’s son. My parents bought a bit of land from True waaaay back and eventually built a summer cottage looking out on the water. I have so many memories of True and Shirley and “the gang” attending happy hour and dinner there. True was the single funniest person I’ve ever known and I never heard him repeat a story.

He was also genuinely warm and a nice, nice man. My mother would say, “True you are a love”.

My true (sorry) condolences to The Hall Clan and thank you for the wonderful summers and memories

Much love 💕