Mary Louise Hall

Mary (Chandler) Hall Born February 12, 1937, passed away peacefully with family at her side on Saturday, November 4, 2023, she had 86 years of life to enjoy many family and friends as well as some travel where she met a few friends along the way. She was a people person and loved spending time with all children, she never met a baby she didn’t want to pick up and cuddle. She enjoyed making pickles, relish, and cooking in general, going for long rides and stopping at yard sales, doing puzzles, and caring for children and animals. She was a long-time member of both Post #95 (North Conway) and (Conway) Post #46 American Legions Aux. as well as the Bartlett V.F.W. Aux. She worked at the Bartlett Kearsarge Peg Mill and the Thermostat Co. for many years. As well as Attitash Ski Area and Grand Summit, Storybook Inn, Christmas Farm Inn, she also did Housekeeping for many ski lodges in the area but what she liked most of all was babysitting for many children of the Valley. She was predeceased by her mother Lila (Garland) Chandler, her father Robert Chandler. Three sisters; Yvonne Hatfield, Edie Labbe, Judy Burwood. Two brothers; Derrill Chandler and Ralph Chandler. Mary’s first husband Carroll Young, second husband Warren Hall and a companion for many years John Rowe. She was survived by her daughter Roberta (Bobbie) (Hall) Martell and husband Matthew Martell, Granddaughter Megan (Stuart) Ewing and granddaughter Kallyn Ewing. Sisters Jeanne Chandler and Joanne Lufkin, brothers Lloyd Chandler and Mike Chandler (wife) Hanalore Chandler and many nieces and nephews and cousins. She was loved by many and will be greatly missed by all that knew her. The family would like to give thanks to the many people, and staff at Memorial Hospital and Merriman House for their heartfelt care she received while with them. We would also like to remind her lifelong friends and schoolmates that she never forgot any of you and cared very deeply. Graveside services will be at Glen Cemetery on November 16th at 11:00 am. Arrangements were made by Furber Funeral home and Cremation services.