Timothy Isaiah Hall, 18-year-old TikTok influencer passed from this life into his eternal life July, 31, 2021 while spending the day with his fiancé and some close friends.

Timothy, also known as (Timbo or Isaiah) is survived by his mother and step-father, Tessie Hires (Rosendo Blas); his father, Timothy Scott Hall; his Me-Ma, Betty Hires Webb; his brother, Preston Hall; his three sisters, Isabela Gutierrez, Josefina Alcantar and Bethany Hall; his half-sister, Chloe Hall; his uncle and aunts, Michael Hires (Amy) and Sherry Hires Sorrell; his niece, Annaliese Hall; and a host of cousins. Isaiah is also survived by his fiancé, Kori Williams. Timothy was preceded in death by his grandfather, Aaron Hires and his uncle, Stanley Hires.

Timothy was born in Tifton Georgia on July, 17th, 2003 to Tessie Hires and Scott Hall but lived most of his short life in Hamilton County, FL. He graduated from Jennings First Christian School in May of 2021. He was always the light in the room no matter when or where he was. Not only did he make is family and friends laugh with his contagious laughter, dad jokes and the occasional dirty joke but also gave his 200,000 TikTok fans something relatable and funny to view every day. Even though he sought to be a welder, his true happiness and inspiration came from his videos and everyone around him. Timothy loved outdoor activities such as fishing with his father and brother, and swimming at the nearest lake or river with his closest friends. He hoped to father amazing children and be married to the girl of his dreams. Timothy was a great son, sibling and friend and will be deeply missed but will never be forgotten by anyone that knew him. He was a gentle giant and strived to be the peacemaker in a crowd and so to his family, friends and Tik Tok followers, Timbo would say...Peace Out, until we meet again.

Funeral services were held on Friday, August 6, 2021 in the chapel of Harry T. Reid Funeral Home in Jasper, FL. with Pastor Aaron Scott officiating. Interment was at Long Bridge Cemetery in Nashville, Georgia.