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The Lounge / Checkered Flag: Stephen Hall Founder and Director of the Mustang Owner's Museum
« on: October 30, 2023, 12:52:33 PM »
I was just informed that Steve Hall the founder and Executive Director of the North Carolina based Mustang Owner's Museum just recently passed away. Steve was a good man, and did a huge amount for the Mustang/Shelby community. He thought he had beaten his liver cancer, but I'm told it came back with a vengeance. God rest his soul.
FYI Mustang Owner's Museum, a great place to visit if you find yourself in the Carolinas:
https://www.mustangownersmuseum.com
https://www.themustangpodcast.com/episodes/mustang-owners-museum-executive-director-steve-hall-interview/
Here is an obituary I found about him online:
Stephen Hall Obituary Death – Stephen Hall, the man who founded and led The Mustang Owner’s Museum, has passed away, and it is with great sorrow that we share this news. Steve created this incredible organization out of his undying love for the Ford Mustang, which he considers to be the center of his being. His dedication to the Mustang community throughout his life has left an indelible legacy that will live on in perpetuity.
Steve’s love for the Mustang was undying, a powerful force that propelled him to pursue his goal of opening a museum dedicated to showcasing the car’s illustrious past for the benefit of future Mustang fans. He saw the Mustang as more than just a car; it represented independence, creativity, and the best of America. His vision for the museum made it a location where people of all backgrounds could come together to learn about the Mustang’s fascinating history. We remember Steve as more than just a leader; he was a true enthusiast, a friend, a mentor, and a source of inspiration, all of which come to mind as we grieve.
His unwavering devotion to this legendary car has united many others who share same passion, turning The Mustang Owner’s Museum into a group of kindred souls. We, the Mustang people, are united in the face of this terrible tragedy. We promise to carry on Steve’s vision and maintain the museum so that future generations can benefit from its rich history, vibrant culture, and undying love. His legacy will act as a beacon, illuminating our path as we honor the unmatched history of the Mustang.
In the near future, I will be in touch with you about the plans being made to commemorate Steve’s extraordinary life and pay tribute to a life well-lived. Mischelle, his wife of many years, and his entire family are profoundly touched by the outpouring of sympathy and support they have received since learning of his passing. Let us honor Stephen Hall’s memory by recalling his undying devotion to and enthusiasm for the Ford Mustang. His legacy will live on, influencing future generations of fans. Although Steve is no longer with us physically, his passion and commitment to the Mustang cause are immortalized in the museum he founded, the Mustang Owner’s Museum. Let Steve rest in peace. We may move on, but our memories of you will remain steadfast.
FYI Mustang Owner's Museum, a great place to visit if you find yourself in the Carolinas:
https://www.mustangownersmuseum.com
https://www.themustangpodcast.com/episodes/mustang-owners-museum-executive-director-steve-hall-interview/
Here is an obituary I found about him online:
Stephen Hall Obituary Death – Stephen Hall, the man who founded and led The Mustang Owner’s Museum, has passed away, and it is with great sorrow that we share this news. Steve created this incredible organization out of his undying love for the Ford Mustang, which he considers to be the center of his being. His dedication to the Mustang community throughout his life has left an indelible legacy that will live on in perpetuity.
Steve’s love for the Mustang was undying, a powerful force that propelled him to pursue his goal of opening a museum dedicated to showcasing the car’s illustrious past for the benefit of future Mustang fans. He saw the Mustang as more than just a car; it represented independence, creativity, and the best of America. His vision for the museum made it a location where people of all backgrounds could come together to learn about the Mustang’s fascinating history. We remember Steve as more than just a leader; he was a true enthusiast, a friend, a mentor, and a source of inspiration, all of which come to mind as we grieve.
His unwavering devotion to this legendary car has united many others who share same passion, turning The Mustang Owner’s Museum into a group of kindred souls. We, the Mustang people, are united in the face of this terrible tragedy. We promise to carry on Steve’s vision and maintain the museum so that future generations can benefit from its rich history, vibrant culture, and undying love. His legacy will act as a beacon, illuminating our path as we honor the unmatched history of the Mustang.
In the near future, I will be in touch with you about the plans being made to commemorate Steve’s extraordinary life and pay tribute to a life well-lived. Mischelle, his wife of many years, and his entire family are profoundly touched by the outpouring of sympathy and support they have received since learning of his passing. Let us honor Stephen Hall’s memory by recalling his undying devotion to and enthusiasm for the Ford Mustang. His legacy will live on, influencing future generations of fans. Although Steve is no longer with us physically, his passion and commitment to the Mustang cause are immortalized in the museum he founded, the Mustang Owner’s Museum. Let Steve rest in peace. We may move on, but our memories of you will remain steadfast.
