Malik R. Hall

Malik Hall was born April 9, 1998 in Crestline, Ohio to Kimetha Crittenden and Lewis Hall, Jr. Malik was the first child born at the Crestline Hospital in 26 years.

Malik departed from his family and friends June 18, 2026 at the age of 28 years from an unaware of heart condition.

Malik graduated from Mansfield Senior in 2016 from the New constructed Mansfield Senior High and was a true TY Tyger. He loved his classroom teachers and also loved sports. He played football with the Mansfield Senior High team while he attended and also played in the Special Olympics basketball with the Bears. Malik was a WWF fan, he loved going to the YMCA, an avid gamer, loved to dance, and loved playing tricks on his cousins. Malik was one of a kind and one of the purest souls anyone could ever meet. He was known for his kindness and loving heart. He had a way of bringing Joy to any situation. His presence, laughter and caring spirit will be missed by all he touched. Malik was a foodie with some of his favorites being Taco Salad and spaghetti. He LOVED being around his family and friends and he will truly be missed.

He was preceded in death by his great-grandparents: Lewis Hall, Sarah Hall, Harold Ella and Halvester Briggs; uncles :Wayne and Johnny Ray Hall, and special cousin: Lakresha Briggs.

Malik is survived and lovingly remembered by his Parents: Kimetha Crittenden and Lewis Hall, Jr.; Sisters: Artayshia (with new Nephew, Rimimbar), Sarah and Keona Heefner; Brothers: Tyshavndre, Landon Hall and Donovan Burns; Maternal Grandparents: Shelia and Willie James Crittenden; Aunts: Kim and Kate Hall, Antarius (Billy) Hines and Tamara Crittenden; Great Aunt and Uncles: Marilyn, Freddie, Brent, Demetrius Briggs; Special Cousins: Natavius Natans (Tay), Emory, Desmond Briggs, Rayren and Rayonna Arrington and Kara Malone; Special Friend: Chris Saxton and a host of family and friends.

Family Tribute -

Family meant everything to Malik and the memories created with those he loved. They will be cherished forever though his life was too short. It sprinkled a little bit of goodness in all our lives. Out of sight but never out of mind.