Birth date: Oct 30, 1935 Death date: Dec 11, 2015
“The time has come. I have fought the good fight; I have finished the race.” Services for Hal Inman Jr, 80 of Longview will be held Tuesday December 15, at 10:00 am at Mobberly Baptist Church. Mr. Inman passed away Friday Decembe Read Obituary
Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends
Dear Wanda, Tracy, Hal, Lisa and extended Inman family -
I just learned of Big Hal's passing. It was truly an honor to work for your family at PK and to also call Hal "friend". Your family has made such a big impact on me and our family - words cannot express my appreciation for the kindness and love you have showed us throughout the years, nor the sadness I feel at his passing. I consider the Pizza King to have been my first "real" job. I learned many things I carry with me to this day; work ethics, integrity and the value of good customer service. All of those core values prepared me well for many things in life. I will be forever grateful.
My heart goes out to you all in this time of grieving. Peace be with you and yours.
Much love - Dana Saul Meehan
Wanda,
Sorry to hear of Hal's passing. We always have to eat at Pizza King when we come
back to Texas and also bring some home to the other kids and their families. I will
keep you all in my prayers.
Juanita Miller
Ms. Wanda and family - just wanted to let you all know that you will be in my prayers. I have been a Pizza King customer since 1965 and I will always remember Hal's big old smile. We were at the restaurant late October and one person at our table was my three year old grandson from Tucson for his first taste of the "King". My son told me the other day that when they say the word pizza now that my grandson says "Pizza King"! God bless you all - I feel so blessed to have known Hal all these years!
Our family will be praying you thru your loss.
Blessings from Jerry and Tanga Hancock
Dear Inman Family,
Terry and I would like to say just how very sorry we are and hope you all know our thoughts and prayers are with each one of you...We feel we have known you for about 40 years!! Just as long as there is Pizza King in Heaven, Mr. Inman and Brad will be happy guys...
Please know you hold a special place in our hearts....
Love,
Terry and Kim Boykin
My thoughts and prayers go out to the Inman Family! Hal and Wanda and the Pizza King have a very special place in my "heart"! Hal was my first employer out of high school; his great personality and caring ways remain with all that knew him! His passing is a great loss not only to his family but to friends and acquaintances. Not enough words to express how he will be missed; but the good is that his family will carry on his great legacy!!! Like myself, many still come from all areas to visit the Pizza King!
GOD Bless,
Donna Goodman Mithani
We are sad that Hal lost the good fight. He touched countless lives in such a positive way! We began eating at Pizza King 50 years ago, and it is still the weekly date night choice for my husband & I. Our grandchildren are growing up loving his pizzas. What a legacy he has left.
My brother and I became acquainted with Hal in the late 70's and early 80's as
friendly competitors in the food business. We ran the Lock, Stock & Barrel on West 80.
We would often exchange inventory and ideas. Hal was always quick with a smile and good advice for a couple of rookies just starting out. He was a great business man and even a better friend. Prov. 3:5-6
Rocky & Reggie Hawkins
Gladewater, Texas
