Amanda Hutcheson Hall

Amanda Anne Hutcheson Hall, age 43, entered into the Kingdom of Heaven on April 23, 2021. Broken are the hearts of so many family and friends for a life that was taken so soon. Amanda was born in Milledgeville, Georgia, August 11, 1977. She was a 1995 graduate of John Milledge Academy in Milledgeville. She went on to graduate from Georgia College with a dual Bachelor’s Degree in English and Special Education. From early childhood, Amanda loved using her voice to entertain, to encourage, and to praise her risen savior. As early as age six, Amanda shined in Macon Little Theatre’s productions of “Annie” and “Cheaper by the Dozen,” and won the lead role as Helen Keller in Theatre Macon’s premier production of “The Miracle Worker” at age 8. Theatre and music became her passions in her teens as she went on to sing throughout middle Georgia, and Nashville where she was recruited by several recording labels. However, she ultimately chose to use her voice to praise God in her home church, Hardwick Christian, and other churches, whenever she could. Amanda regularly belted out beautiful renditions of the national anthem at local games and events. In her own words, her greatest achievement in life was her only son, whom she loved immensely. If you met her for the first time, the conversation would not end without stories of Brett and pictures on her phone. Amanda taught special education in several school systems in Georgia, worked as a youth counselor, and focused her life on helping others who were experiencing pain and life challenges. She served as a counselor and volunteer for various recovery groups including Hickey House Recovery in Northeast Georgia, working all hours freely to help victims of physical, emotional and substance abuse. She most recently worked as Contact Tracer School Liaison Supervisor for the Georgia Department of Public Health’s COVID-19 response team. She was passionate for encouraging others who had experienced challenges in life with domestic violence and substance abuse and was faithful in winning so many to the Lord through her mission to those who combatted these challenges. She loved the mountains and rivers of Northeast Georgia where she often talked with her maker on the mountain tops. Her beautiful smile, and kind and loving heart gave peace to others and won her an abundance of friends and admirers. She had always knew exactly what to say at the right time and always had sisterly advice to give. “She will always be young, she will always be beautiful” as she has joined God’s heavenly choir of angels. She loved her large extended family and relished in family gatherings and celebrations. Amanda is survived by her loving son, Sidney Brett Hall of Brunswick, Georgia, her mother, Janice Cox Hutcheson (Cliff Noyes), Eatonton, Georgia, father, Morris Hutcheson, of Macon, Georgia, three sisters, April Hutcheson Smith (Carroll), Milledgeville, Georgia, Amber Hutcheson Simmons (Allen), Milledgeville, Georgia, Averi Dianne Hutcheson of Perry, Georgia, and grandmother, Carrie Cox of Milledgeville. She is also missed greatly, by her four nieces and nephews, Sage Anne Purcell, Logan Purcell, Madi Grace Simmons, and Darci Simmons as well as many aunts, uncles and cousins. She was preceded in passing by her grandfather, Jack(Papa) Cox, and grandmother, Minnie(Granny) Hutcheson. The family is gathering at 125 Chumley Road, Milledgeville, Georgia. The celebration of Amanda’s life and legacy will take place, Tuesday, May 4th, 2021, at 4:00 p.m. at Northridge Christian Church with Pastor, Mike Waers officiating with family visitiation immediately following. A private burial will take place at a later time. Flowers are accepted; however donations are encouraged to any of the following of Amanda’s causes: Bridges of Hope, in Alamo, Georgia, Circle of Hope: Domestic Violence Center, in Cornelia. Georgia, and Hickey House Men’s Recovery Center, in Helen, Georgia. The family thanks everyone for their many prayers and support.

Amanda Hutcheson Hall

August 11, 1977 - April 23, 2021