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Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

Todd Duane Hall

June 22, 1963 ~ October 30, 2024

Todd Duane Hall, 61, of Mounds, Oklahoma, was born on June 22, 1963, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to parents Curtis and Marian Hall. He passed away on October 30, 2024 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma.

Todd was a Journeyman Lineman for over 25 years, in which he devoted that time to building and restoring power. He worked on many hurricane, tornado and ice storm damages across the U.S. He retired from AEP/PSO as a Crew Foreman. He was once a Lineman Apprenticeship Trainer and a previous member of IBEW Local 1002.

He enjoyed riding his motorcycle, working on his dream antique car, vegetable gardening, reading and teaching his grandsons to fish on his pond and drive his tractor and RTV, and working outside on projects around his property.

He is preceded in death by his father Curtis Hall, stepfather Bill Harris and his brother Allen Hall.

He is survived by his wife Sheryl, daughter Sunny Hall, son Mason Hall, five grandsons James, Ryan, Adam, Cooper and Nikolas, his mother Marian Harris, his brother John Hall, his sisters Jill Troxell and Jennifer Reynolds, many nieces, nephews and man’s best friends Sadie and Bonnie.

There are no services scheduled. Arrangements are under the direction of Green Hill Funeral Home.

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