Martha Jean Register

Martha's early years in Pansey set the stage for a life filled with purpose and passion. She was the embodiment of a loving spirit, a trait that remained her guiding force throughout her years. Her fiery temperament and headstrong nature meant that Martha lived life on her terms, facing challenges with an indomitable will that inspired all who knew her.

The loss of her dear father, Jack Hall, left an indelible mark on Martha's heart, yet it was his wisdom and guidance that she carried with her, providing strength during life's turbulent moments. Martha's bond with her father was a testament to the depth of her capacity for love, a legacy she would continue with her own family.

Martha's professional life was dedicated to her job as an insurance clerk at Graceville Hospital, where her caring heart found a home. Martha's commitment to her role was a reflection of her overall approach to life—compassionate, diligent, and full of empathy.

Martha's zest for life was not confined to her work. She had a profound love for reading, which allowed her to explore worlds beyond her own. Horror movies and true detective TV shows were among her favorite escapes, providing a thrilling counterbalance to her everyday life of caring for others. Martha's love for these pastimes was only surpassed by the joy she found in the company of her daughters, Jackie Hayes (Craig), Bobbie Jean Russo, and Kaley Mykal Register, her sister, Linda Daniels, and her brother, Danny Joe (Shelia) Hall.

Martha's legacy is carried on through her adoring grandchildren, Whitney (Kayton) Stoyak, Hunter Russo, River Russo, Canyon Russo, and great-grandchildren, Collins and Isabella Stoyak. Each of them reflects a piece of her spirit, her love, and her teachings. Her special niece, Kathy Daniels, and nephews, Keith and Tony Daniels, along with her son-in-law, Brian Hare, will hold dear the memories of her unwavering support and boundless affection.

For several years, Martha called Graceville, Florida her home, forming lasting friendships and building a life filled with happy memories. In 1986, she moved to Dothan, where she continued to weave her tapestry of family, friendship, and community.

Martha was predeceased by her mother, Mary Marguerite Sparks and her father, Gus Caesar Hall, Jr., who instilled in her the values of kindness and generosity that she embodied throughout her life.

To say that Martha was a good mother is an understatement. She was the epitome of maternal love, her children always at the forefront of her thoughts and actions. Her family was her world, and in return, she was the heart of theirs. Martha's loving and caring heart left a mark on everyone she encountered, and her absence will be profoundly felt by the many lives she touched. The family will gather to honor Martha’s memory at Sunset Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested for memorial contributions be made to the Wiregrass Humane Society in Martha’s honor.

Robert and Toni Byrd · Sunset Memorial Park

1700 Barrington Rd, Midland City AL · (334) 983-6604