Obituary for Detrich Allen Hall
Detrich Allen Hall was born April 15, 1975, to Richard Hampton-Bey and Melinda Sutton (Hall) in Toledo, Ohio. On September 11, 2020, Detrich’s life here on Earth was cut short at the youthful age of 45.
Detrich, affectionately known as Dee, attended Woodward High School. Later on, he would proceed to live life the way he wanted as a free-spirited man. Dee loved to venture out and travel to many different places. These experiences helped inspire his passion for good food, music, shoes and meeting new people. During more recent years, he became well-known for his brand, I AM TH3 PLUG, through which he would go on to sell shoes and apparel. Dee had his own personal collection that includes many different shoes from releases over the years too. Along with this, Detrich had a love for video games, especially the Madden NFL franchise. He was an avid fan of football and basketball as well. The Michigan Wolverines was his favorite collegiate sports team although he was more of a player-oriented fan for professional sports.
Detrich was preceded in death by his father, Richard Hampton-Bey.
He is survived by his wife, Sherri Morgan; grandmother, Marcella Cook; mother, Melinda Sutton (Joseph); his children, Destiney Ni’kole Christian, Alexandria Marie Young-Hall, Dayton Paul Siemieracki, and Madden Allen Hall; grandchildren, Aniya Ragland, Aliya Ragland, and Antwon Ragland Jr.; siblings, Richard Levesque, Nachael Church (Claude), Alishea Sutton, Ayesha Sutton, as well as a host of family members and friends. Dee was known and loved by many. He will be missed very dearly. The family would like to thank everyone who made the service possible as well as those who came to pay their respects.
Detrich, affectionately known as Dee, attended Woodward High School. Later on, he would proceed to live life the way he wanted as a free-spirited man. Dee loved to venture out and travel to many different places. These experiences helped inspire his passion for good food, music, shoes and meeting new people. During more recent years, he became well-known for his brand, I AM TH3 PLUG, through which he would go on to sell shoes and apparel. Dee had his own personal collection that includes many different shoes from releases over the years too. Along with this, Detrich had a love for video games, especially the Madden NFL franchise. He was an avid fan of football and basketball as well. The Michigan Wolverines was his favorite collegiate sports team although he was more of a player-oriented fan for professional sports.
Detrich was preceded in death by his father, Richard Hampton-Bey.
He is survived by his wife, Sherri Morgan; grandmother, Marcella Cook; mother, Melinda Sutton (Joseph); his children, Destiney Ni’kole Christian, Alexandria Marie Young-Hall, Dayton Paul Siemieracki, and Madden Allen Hall; grandchildren, Aniya Ragland, Aliya Ragland, and Antwon Ragland Jr.; siblings, Richard Levesque, Nachael Church (Claude), Alishea Sutton, Ayesha Sutton, as well as a host of family members and friends. Dee was known and loved by many. He will be missed very dearly. The family would like to thank everyone who made the service possible as well as those who came to pay their respects.