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Landon Edward Hall, Jr. was born December 21, 1968, in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He was the youngest of his siblings.
Landon attended Lemington Elementary, Reizenstein Middle School, Westinghouse High School and graduated from Oliver Citywide Academy where he completed the JROTC Program in 1986.
Landon, known as Rude Dogg in his biker community, led the Pittsburgh Players Kings and Queens Biker Club with his friend Mike Robinson. He loved riding his motorcycle anywhere and everywhere possible. He made many friends and extended family along his travels.
One thing that Landon loved more than his motorcycle is his family. He has always been the glue that kept the family together. He went above and beyond to make sure his family had everything they needed. He let everyone know they were loved and appreciated. He always took the time out to call and check in. Every opportunity he had to get the family together, whether it was a holiday, birthday, or just to enjoy each other’s company, Landon made sure that a good time was had by all. He was always cracking jokes, telling stories, and claiming he couldn’t cook.
Landon enjoyed his music. Any chance he got to see live music he would be there. He would sing boldly and proudly. He also enjoyed performing poetry; he had a way with words that expressed the deepest feelings of his heart.
On June 19, 2026, Landon was reunited in glory with his parents Barbara Hall and Landon Edward Hall, Sr. His memory will be forever cherished by his lovely daughters - Mallissa and Barbie Hall; his beloved three granddaughters and his grandson; his devoted partner Cherie; all of his dearest siblings as well as his nieces and nephews, and a host of loved ones and dear friends.
Landon “Rude Dogg” Hall, Jr. was and will always be the life of the party. He will be deeply missed by all his relatives and friends but always will be cherished and celebrated in all of our hearts. In his honor and memory, we encourage everyone to reach out and make that phone call to the ones you love, even if it’s just once a week.
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