Tim Wakefield

Peter W. Hall

Sep 09, 1950 - Dec 23, 2022

Hingham, MA

On December 24, 2022, Hingham and Weymouth lost a beloved member of their community, Peter Whitney Hall, at the age of 72, following a prolonged illness. Born on September 10, 1950, in Hingham, Massachusetts, Peter was the cherished son of John Whitney Hall and Mary Jean Hall. A graduate of Hingham High School, class of 1968, Peter married Cora MacPherson in 1975. His love extended to their children, daughter Margaret Hall Sebestyen of Hingham, MA, and son Whitney MacPherson Hall of Randolph, VT, along with their families. Peter is also survived by his beloved sister Meredith Hall Allen of Londonderry, NH, and brother John Whitney Hall of Hull, MA, along with numerous nieces and nephews. A decorated U.S. Army Veteran, Peter served with distinction in Vietnam, earning the Bronze Star medal for meritorious achievement. His commitment continued as part of the Army Reserves during Operation Desert Storm. Peter contributed over 30 years to the automotive industry. A true enthusiast of history, Peter's passion extended to the American Revolution and Colonial Hingham. As a founding member and eventual Captain of the Hingham Militia Company, he played a vital role in revolutionary war re-enactments. Peter was also an avid sailor and yachtsman, sharing precious moments navigating Boston Harbor and the family summer home in Five Islands, Maine. Beyond his military and historical pursuits, Peter was a talented artist, musician, and sports enthusiast. His first-rate sense of humor endeared him to all who knew him. Peter Whitney Hall's legacy lives on in the hearts of those who loved him, deeply missed but forever remembered for his contributions, passions, and the joy he brought into their lives.

Stacy Wakefield

Mar 14, 1970 - Feb 27, 2024

Hingham, MA

Stacy Wakefield, the resilient widow of the late Major League Baseball player, Tim Wakefield, passed away on February 28, 2024, at her home in Hingham, Massachusetts. Her departure comes merely five months after the loss of her beloved husband, Tim, a celebrated figure in the world of baseball. Born in 1970 in Boston, Massachusetts, Stacy is remembered as a strong, loving, and down-to-earth individual. The Wakefield family, in a poignant statement, expressed the profound sadness of losing both Tim and Stacy to cancer within such a short span. Surrounded by family, friends, and compassionate caregivers, Stacy's departure leaves hearts beyond broken. Stacy and Tim faced different forms of cancer, a revelation made public by MLB pitcher Curt Schilling against their wishes. The Wakefield family had requested privacy during their challenging journey, emphasizing the deeply personal nature of their health battles. Tim, a 19-year Major Leaguer and two-time World Series champion, left an indelible mark on the baseball community. Stacy's strength, thoughtfulness, and kindness were evident throughout her life, and the family expressed gratitude for the unwavering care and support provided by her medical team. As they process this profound loss, the Wakefield family extends heartfelt thanks for well-wishes and requests privacy during this challenging time. Stacy will be remembered as a remarkable woman, now reunited with the love of her life, Tim Wakefield.