Michael Scott Hall, II

Michael Scott Hall II, affectionately known as  “Mikey”, peacefully departed this life and entered eternal rest on Friday, May 15, 2026. He now rests peacefully in his Heavenly Father’s arms. Mikey was born to Michael Scott Hall and Jacqueline Diane Hall on October 3, 1990, in Conway, South Carolina. 

Mikey started his educational journey at Calvary Christian School. There, he learned about Jesus in the classroom. Mikey came to know Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior at an early age. He was baptized at the age of 10. He loved Jesus with all his heart and shared that with all who would listen. 

Mikey transitioned into the Horry County Public School system and graduated from Saint James High in 2008. In early life, Mikey became a gifted athlete. He spent his youthful years thoroughly engrossed in the Surfside recreation football, baseball, and basketball programs. This transitioned into concentrating specifically on basketball. While at Saint James High School, Mikey earned top honors, winning Most Outstanding Player in 2007 and making the WPDE All Hoop Zone Team in 2008. Mikey continued his post-high school education at Brunswick Community College. 

He also had a fondness for the beach. He loved just walking and basking in the glory of creation during early morning sunrise! Mikey had a natural ability to make other people feel welcomed and included. He brought great joy to all who knew him. If you needed to be uplifted, “Mikey was the man for the job”! Alongside loving Jesus, Mikey cherished his time being with his family. He always loved the holidays because he would get to see his “cousins”!

Mikey had a love for music. He helped lead worship at Low Country Community Church by playing drums on the Praise and Worship teams. One of his favorite songs to play was “Lord You are Good” by Israel Houghton. 

He was preceded in death by an aunt, Isadora Mack, and an uncle, Robert Russell. 

Those left to share everlasting memories of Mikey are his parents, Michael Scott Hall and Jacqueline Diane Hall; his fiancée, Jennifer Butler; his future father-in-law, Lawrence Butler; his future mother-in-law, Diane Ryan; six aunts, Deborah Lynn Gibbs (Chris Bey) of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Maxine Rutledge (Taze), Inez Holiness, Jane Russell, Marie Mack of Raleigh, North Carolina; and a host of family members and friends.

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