Tammy Lynn Hall, age 46, of Keswick, Va. was enjoying her annual Halloween camping trip with family and friends when she unexpectedly suffered a brain aneurysm in Luray, Va. Tammy was born on July 13, 1972, in Charlottesville, Va. She married the love of her life, Caleb Andrew Hall, on May 3, 1997 and had two beautiful children, Chandler Andrew Hall, age 19, and Caley Marie Hall, age 15.

Not only was she a loving mother to her own children, but a dedicated, loving teacher, role model and caretaker for so many of her daycare children that she loved as her very own. Not only did she provide a safe, loving and nurturing place for all of her babies, she taught the value of love and friendship that have resulted in so many friendships and bonds that will last a lifetime.

Tammy is survived by her husband, Caleb of twenty-one years; her son, Chandler; her daughter, Caley; and Taylor, her soon to be daughter-in-law; her father, Buddy; her mother, Linda; sister, Courtney (Joey) and niece, Zoie; mother-in-law, Joyce; aunt Peggy; and cousins, Sarah, Frankie, Charlotte and Elizabeth. She was preceded in death by her father-in-law, Tommy Hall and grandparents, Henry and Ellen Bibb.

Special thank you to all of her countless, amazing friends. Each and every one of you made her days a lot brighter, happier and we are so beyond grateful for each of you. Thank you for loving Tammy unconditionally through all of the years.

A special note from her daughter, Caley:

Tammy Lynn Hall was beloved by all who met her. Her smile was one of the first things you noticed about her. She was an amazing friend, beloved daughter and sister and most importantly an unforgettable mother. She was the thing that made our home a home. She was the type of person that gave more than she received, which is the best type of person out there. She would never look to get anything, as long as she was able to give happiness, she was happy. She truly, had a heart full of gold. The last thing I said to her was I love you, goodbye. Little did I know that was my last goodbye I was ever going to tell her. We lost the most important person in our life, the one who made a bad day good with that crazy laugh, the one who would get up and dance when no one else would and the one who would sacrifice anything and everything for the ones she loved. She did not get enough time on this earth, but in the time she did have, she made every second count. She was the one who kept everyone in line. Especially Caleb. I don't know how we are going to move on without her. However we do it, we will do it TOGETHER!

There will be a funeral service at 2 p.m. on Friday, November 2, 2018 at Hill and Wood Funeral Home in Charlottesville followed by burial at Riverview Cemetery. In lieu of a family night, the family has chosen to have a Celebration of Life at The Elks Lodge later that afternoon at 4 p.m.