Mignon Hall

Mignon Hall passed away on September 9, 2026, at the age of 36. She was born on March 20, 1990, in San Antonio, TX. Mignon was raised in a loving family, and accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior.

Mignon’s career was marked by her dedication to loving and supporting others. She received her GED at Augusta Technical College and proudly earned her PMIC license in South Carolina. Mignon’s professional journey took her to Lexington Partners where she was a devoted Property Manager. Mignon was also Owner/Founder of Beauty NU, a hair braiding studio in Columbia, SC.

Her heart was deeply devoted to caring and comforting others. Through her compassion, selflessness, and unwavering kindness, she touched countless lives and brought warmth and encouragement to those around her. Mignon was preceded in death by her beloved son, Khannon Amir Lee Hall, who never got the chance to take his first breath, perhaps heaven gave them the reunion that earth could not; and her cherished mother, Patsy Lee Willis. We find comfort knowing that Mignon is now in the loving embrace of her mother, reunited once again in a place where a mother’s love never lets go.

Among those who survive her and cherish her memory is her beloved husband Keon Hall; bonus sons Montarius Alexander and Ta’Shawn Alexander; bonus daughter Ke’irra Alexander; god-daughter (Symone Hutchison); father Willie (Sandra) Willis; sisters Renauda Willis and Janice (Wallace) Willis- Gillam; great niece Kiandra (Jayden and Jordyn) Brown; nephews Davian Willis, De’Andre Willis, Christopher Gillam and Justin Gillam; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, relatives and friends who hold dear their time with her.

Mignon’s life may have been far too short, but the love she gave and the lives she touched will never be forgotten. She had a beautiful way of making others feel cared for, valued, and loved. Her laughter, kindness, and gentle spirit brought something special to the lives of those around her. While her absence leaves a pain that words cannot fully express, the memories she gave us will remain forever. She will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever cherished by all who had the privilege of knowing her.