Tom Hall Columbia SC: The tight-knit community of Georgetown is reeling from the tragic news of the passing of local restaurateur Tom Hall, owner of the beloved Between the Antlers restaurant. The South Carolina Highway Patrol reported that Hall was the driver involved in a fatal single-vehicle crash that occurred late Saturday night in Richland County.
Tom Hall Car Accident
According to Cpl. Tyler Tidwell, the incident took place around 11:30 p.m. on January 20th. Hall, the driver of a 2010 Ford F-150, reportedly ran off the right side of Bluff Road while traveling east, veering onto U.S. 601/McCords Ferry Road, where the vehicle ultimately overturned. The crash site is located not far from Columbia, in the Eastover region.
Tragically, Tom Hall lost his life at the scene of the accident. The Richland County Coroner’s Office has not yet released the official identity of the driver.
The circumstances leading to the crash remain unclear, and authorities have not disclosed whether Hall was wearing a seat belt. The vehicle’s departure from Bluff Road is currently under investigation.
Tom Hall Columbia SC
Between the Antlers, a well-known indigenous restaurant in Georgetown, shared the heartbreaking news on social media. “We are sad to announce the passing of our founder Tom Hall. He passed away last night in a car accident. Our entire Antler family is devastated, and there are no words to explain our grief. Please, in the coming days, keep Amy and their entire family in your prayers,” read the post.
Tom Hall, a graduate of The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, and with a background in law from Mississippi College and the University of South Carolina – Columbia, had a profound impact on the local community. He was not only the owner of Between the Antlers but also associated with Acrisure.
As the news of his untimely demise spreads, friends, family, and patrons of Between the Antlers are remembering Tom Hall as a dedicated professional and a beloved member of the Georgetown community.
Georgetown Mayor [Name] expressed condolences, saying, “Tom Hall’s contributions to our community, through his restaurant and beyond, will be deeply missed. Our thoughts are with his family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time.”
The investigation into the crash is ongoing, and further details will be released as they become available. The Georgetown community joins in collective mourning, remembering Tom Hall’s impact on the local culinary scene and the lasting memories he leaves behind.
Martin Herbkersman said, “RIP Tom Hall. There is a hole in life from your passing. But we focus on the gift of having known you, your light your love your laughter. There is no one like you, buddy. Til we meet again…
Cindi Boiter wrote, “Missing you already, Tom Hall. My head is flooded with memories and my heart is broken. Last time I saw you was at Lang Syne and you were showing me the old schoolhouse that Amy’s family and Eleanor Roosevelt helped build. You wanted me to bring the Supper Table down there. You were my spirit animal. I will love you and honor your unique and unrestrained passion for life forever. Sending love to everyone sharing this loss today.