Kurt Irvin Hall

Kurt Irvin Hall, age 32, of Ferndale, was born to Mark and Donna Hall, on December 23, 1991, in Bellingham, WA. He passed away Wednesday, October 16, 2024 in Bellingham. Kurt attended Tabernacle Christian Academy and Whatcom Community College. While carpentry was a trade he excelled in, he worked with his brothers in the Tree Service industry climbing some of the tallest trees in the area and was also a natural with heavy equipment operating backhoes and tractors at an early age. 

Kurt’s passion for the outdoors was only outshined by his love for his family, especially his daughters. Bass fishing at Lake Terrell started a lifelong hobby filled with fishing rods, bait casters, and lures deserving of every fisherman. Whether snowboarding at Mt Baker with his brothers, bird hunting in the Whatcom County fields, he could call in ducks like no other, or spending time on many of Washington State’s lakes and rivers, Kurt always appreciated the beauty of nature. He was a loyal friend to many, helping anyone who needed it. 

Kurt championed and cherished his daughters Keeli, Kalli, Kylee, Kaileigh & Kaizlee with all his heart. Their mother, Victoria Loomer, was his first love, and with all life’s challenges he faced, we know Kurt wished only the best for his family. 

He was preceded in death by his Great Grandparents Ernie & Jean Woodward, grandparents Dyrk & JoEllen Hall, Chuck & Pam Farmer, Maurie & Elsa Smith, Great Aunts Donna Coleman (Yale), Sandy Shreve and Uncle Arnold Sather.

Kurt is survived by his beautiful daughters, Keeli JoEllen Hall, Kalli Aurora Hall, Kylee Azalea Hall, Kaileigh Maxine Hall & Kaizlee Mae Hall; his father Mark Hall; mother Donna Mae Sather-Mulcahy & stepfather Vince Mulcahy; brother Tim Hall and children Jocelyn, Jake and Jacqueline; brother James Hall & Selena Smith and children Leticia, Dyrk and Charlie; his Aunt Jennifer Smith and cousins Samatha Hoehne, Brooke Nafziger & Jessica Nafziger; Uncle Scott Hall and cousins Adam, Belle and Dirk, Uncle Keith Hall and grandparents Don and Wendy Sather.