Kia Bianca Hall was born July 1, 1993 in Greensboro, North Carolina to Eugene Franklin Hall, Jr. and Frankie Michelle Davis. She received her high school diploma in 2012 from Ben L. Smith High School and furthered her education by attending college at Livingstone College and Guilford Technical Community College. Kia had a passion for helping others. She was employed by CVS as a pharmacy technician and Jackson Hewitt as a customer service specialist. In her personal time, Kia loved taking beach trips with her family and spending quality time with her twin sister Mia. Kia was a sickle cell warrior; she was an advocate for sickle cell disease awareness and joined a community that, like herself, motivated and educated others about Sickle Cell Disease. Kia was resilient and did not complain; she fought a good fight because THE GREAT I AM SENT HER. Kia belonged to Evangel Fellowship Church where she gave her life to Christ and was baptized. When she could serve, she sang on the Women's Day choir and volunteered with the evangelistic team at Camden Health and Rehabilitation to spread cheer and help minister the gospel to the elderly. Kia was preceded in her death by her paternal grandparents, Eugene Sr. and Shirley Hall, and her maternal grandmother, Ronnie Nelson Davis. She leaves to cherish her father Eugene Hall, mother Frankie Davis, sister Mia Hall, grandfather Johnny Frank Davis, Sr., three uncles, two aunts, and a host of other relatives. A service honoring her life will be held Saturday December 28, 2019 at Evangel Fellowship Church of God; 2207 E. Cone Blvd. Greensboro, NC. Visitation will begin at 10am with service following at 10:30am.