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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Teresa Hall, a real estate developer and agent who was known for senior housing in the area, died Sept. 20. She was 70.
Her obituary at GreenLawnFuneralHome.com indicates she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in June.
As a developer, Hall built and later sold Autumn Corners in Springfield and Autumn Corners at Copper Leaf in Nixa, as well as Fassnight Meadows and Villas at Lombard. She additionally was a real estate agent with Century 21 Integrity Group since 1999.
Hall was active in the community, serving 25 years on the board of SeniorAge Area Agency on Aging. She also was a board member for Missouri Trust Co. and Gloria Deo Academy, according to her obituary.
Hall was a member of Springfield Business Journal’s inaugural class of Most Influential Women in 2000.
A trio of brothers own Southway Storage LLC, which opened Oct. 7 and has 289 units to serve customers in Ozark, Nixa, Springfield and elsewhere in southwest Missouri.
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