Beverly Lehmann Hall, 71, of Natchez, MS, passed away Saturday, August 18, 2018, in Ridgeland, MS following a long illness.  Beverly Hall was born on April 2, 1947, at Natchez, MS.

She was the daughter of the late Carl Ray Lehmann and Mary Elizabeth Laird Lehmann of Franklin County, MS and sister, Sherry Lehmann Peoples, is also deceased.

Beverly was a graduate of Meadville High School where she was awarded the Balfour Medal for scholastic achievements. She also was chosen most stylish and served as a Homecoming Maid.

Beverly attended Southwest Louisiana College, now USL at Lafayette, LA. She completed her education as a Radiologist at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson, MS. She retired after working many years for Dr. Carl Passman.

Beverly is survived by her husband, Malcolm Hall. She is also survived by her children, Nikki Barry and husband Mitch of Lafayette, LA, Casey Novak and wife Lindsay of Natchez, Justin Martin and wife, Susanne Warble of Spanish Fort, AL and Jessica Knapp and husband, Max of Natchez. Grandchildren are Weldon, Connor, and Nicholas Barry of Lafayette, Lehmann and Dane Novak, Landon Martin of Spanish Fort, AL and Presley, Ava, Caroline and Mason Knapp, all of Natchez, MS.  Also surviving are siblings, Carla Lehmann McLemore of Meadville, MS and Len Lehmann of Roxie, MS.

Visitation is Tuesday, August 21, 2018 at 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM at Franklin Funeral Home in Meadville, MS. Services are 11:00 AM on Wednesday, August 22, 2018 at Greendale United Methodist Church at Oldenburg, MS, northeast of Meadville in Franklin County. Officiating will be the Rev. Danny Steed and the Rev. Jon Aultman.

Beverly requested that memorials be made to Natchez Humane Society. Beverly's friends and family knew of her great love for animals.

Pallbearers are Justin Martin, Max Knapp, John Martin, Jeremy Skates, Logan Brown and Richard Freeman.

Honorary pallbearers are Courtney Aldridge, Sonny Stephens, Wade Stephens, Ronnie Harris, Kenny Brown, Jim Young, Kevin Colbert, Eddie Havard, John Baham, Richard Prescott, Archie Willett, Howard Pritchartt, Charles P. Fields and Bob Adams.