Her list of accomplishments in 4-H is outstanding. She bottle-fed several goats over the years. She put so much time and effort into the care of the goats, from getting up early in the mornings to late night birthings. The Boer goats became her favorite to show, picking up where her big brother left off in 4-H. She had several other projects and posters in electricity that went on to the Indiana State Fair. Over the 10 years, she showed several classes of rabbits and then moved up to Boer goats. She was a 10-year 4-H member in Benton County. She was in the Super High Mileage Club, where she was the crew chief and driver, Photography Club, Academic Bowls, Spanish National Honor Society, and National Honor Society.
She won 1st place in the FFA Persuasive Essay District Leadership Development Event in 2022. She was the FFA district treasurer for 20. Madison always had an activity she was involved in. That smile will last a lifetime in our memories of her. She lived it to the fullest in her short time. Madison had a passion for loving everything life had to offer. High School with the class of 2022 in May. Madison attended Boswell Elementary School. She has one brother, Lee Joseph, and a niece, Willow Grace Hall.
Madison was born in Lafayette, Indiana on Mother’s Day, May 9th, 2004 to Lee J and Felisha Jean (Buyno) Hall. Madison Grace Hall, 18, of Oxford, Indiana, passed away with her parents, Lee J Hall and Felisha Jean Hall, and the family dog, Lottie, on the way home from Charleston Speedway on October 2, 2022.
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