Fairbanks, AK - Rostam Radamez Hall - 7, died on June 3rd 2025. He was a Sonic the Hedgehog enthusiast and guitarist.

Rostam was born September 28th, 2027, to Claudia Valle and Bryan Hall.  By all that were in attendance of his birth, the Aurora Borealis had never been so bright and beautiful over Fairbanks Alaska.

Rostam was quickly loved by the community in Fairbanks.  He was an early aficionado of sharks and quickly gobbled up every shark fact he could find.  His intelligence was apparent at an early age alongside his charm and wit.  He was a renaissance man, learning the violin, piano, guitar (which he enjoyed playing with his Bubbah) ice skating, hockey, swimming, basketball, soccer, and baseball.  He traveled the globe with his parents, covering many of the States, including Hawaii, major theme parks and attending concerts of the most amazing masters of classical music.

Rostam moved to Milledgeville Georgia in 2021, where he equally beguiled the community.  His love of sharks gave way to becoming an aficionado of Sonic the Hedgehog.  Rostam could have easily written the complete Wikipedia page all about Sonic and Shadow.  Rostam began attending Kingergarten Georgia Military College in Milledgeville in 2023 where he made many friends, became best friends with his puppy Emma, and continued playing guitar alongside soccer, then baseball, and basketball.

Rostam never failed to be honest and earnest, even if it meant him getting himself in trouble.  Rostam was a deeply loving young man, quick with a hug and an assuring word to those around him.  He saw the best in everyone, Shadow and Darth Vadar included.  He deeply loved his mother and father as well as his "Mahmani", aunts, uncle, cousins and was his Bubbah's sidekick.  He leaves us with the mandate to live a life where no one questions the depth of our love.

Rostam Hall is preceded in death by his maternal grandparents Beatriz Valle and Radamez Sanchez, his cousin Avery John Rauen and accompanied into Heaven with his Bubbah, M Keith Hall.

Memorial Service was held, Saturday, June 14th at 3:00PM at First Baptist Church, 401 Oakhurst St, Kernersville, NC 27284.