Doris Jean Conorino

Doris Hall Conorino, a beloved sister passed away on September 18, 2023, in Greenville, TX. She was born on January 17, 1960, in Celina, TX. Doris will forever be remembered as the baby of the huge Hall family and her love for family.

Doris loved the time she spent with her family and friends. She found immense joy in their company and possessed a childlike and simple ability to make everyone feel loved. In the presence of Doris’s infectious laughter, moments transformed into cherished memories that will forever hold a special place in the hearts of all who knew her.

Doris absolutely cherished the many “sister trips” through the years. There was never a dull moment with all of the talking, laughing, teasing and sharing of crazy experiences and stories of family. The sister bond was a priceless gift from God. Doris adored her little dog “Baby Girl”, finding solace and companionship in her presence. Her love for animals was evident in the way she cared for them with unwavering tenderness.

Doris shared an unbreakable bond with each of her siblings: Mildred Hall Adams from Stephenville, TX; Carl Hall and his wife Christine from Greenville, TX.; Ray Hall and his wife Jane from Greenville, TX; Julia Hall Reese-Krainert from Garland, TX; Ruby Jones and her husband Raymond from Fruitvale, TX; Mary Hall White of Greenville, TX; Aline Bennett and her husband Ben from Greenville, TX; Carol Mitchell and her husband Randall from Greenville, TX. She also leaves behind her brother-in-law Jim Underwood from Lubbock, TX, and sister-in-law Karen Hall Johnson from Denison, TX. Doris held a special place in her heart for her numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, cousins, and extended family members.

She was preceded in death by her husband Robert Conorino; daughter Loretta Bledsoe; mother Gineth Hall; father Willie Hall; brothers Dub Hall and Roy Hall; sisters Janell Hall Waxler, Opal Hall Underwood, Dorothy Hall Mullikin, and Louise Hall Crutsinger, sister-in-law Dollie Hall, brothers-in-law Robert White and Jon Krainert as well as many other much loved aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and grandparents.

In recent weeks, Doris responded so sweetly to two of her sisters in conversations about God, His love for her, and His forgiveness available to all. By faith, we believe Doris finally forgave herself for so many sad life choices and could finally allow God to also forgive her. Rest in peace precious sister. You are loved and remembered.