Alvin C. “Clyde” Hall, age 64 of Dayton, ran his last race on Saturday, August 19, 2026, at The Laurels of Huber Heights. He was born on January 29, 1962, in Dayton, Ohio, the son of the late Otha William & Lila (Bishop) Hall.

Clyde was a truck driver for many years, he enjoyed working on his race car #34, with his brother Dale. He enjoyed fishing, go-karts and spending time with his family and friends.

Preceded in death by his daughter Tuesdai N. “Nikki” Hall, his son Donnie Hall, his sisters Judy Hall, Delitha Carr, Faye Watkins, Bea Jones, and by his brother Leonard Junior Hall.

He is survived by his loving wife Kelly S. (Rawlins) Hall, his son Cody Hall, his sister Eunice Gail Hall, his brothers Delmus “Dale” Hall and wife Louise, Wendell “Red” Hall and wife Michelle, Arthur Hall and wife Sue, and Alton Hall and wife Nanetta, his grandchildren Dennis Clyde, Joe Joe, Thomasina “Tommy”, Bristol, Donald Clyde, his 4 great grandchildren Luna, Karly, Kaylila, and Leland, his niece Jennifer Wilkerson and husband Randy, his great nephew Matthew Perkins (Jenna), his sister-in-law and brother-in-law Kim & Dennis Groesbec, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends.

A Celebration of Life will take place at a later date. In lieu of flowers please make donations to Swart Funeral Home, Inc., to help the family with funeral expenses.

Please share memories and condolences at www.swartfuneralhome.com. Expressions of Sympathy, Love, and Thinking of You cards may be sent to The Family of Mr. Alvin C. “Clyde” Hall, C/O Swart Funeral Home, 207 E. Central Ave., West Carrollton, Ohio 45449.

Special memories from his sister Gail:

In 1990, my daughter Jennifer and I traveled to Utah to visit our family. I did not know at the time that Clyde would be racing the oval track at Bonneville Raceways on July 7th, 1990. Clyde and Dale had built car #34.

We got up on that Saturday, and my brother Clyde did not have a clean t-shirt, so I gave him my Sinclair Community College t-shirt to wear and I told him, “he was going to take first place”, he laughed and he said “if I did win the race I would give the trophy to you!”

Well, he took first place and they had a beautiful young woman with blonde hair come out with his trophy. And you know how they do all that stuff and usually the winner kisses the lady but not Clyde he shook her hand and she handed him the trophy. When he came up into the grandstand, he handed me his trophy. Clyde told me, “He won it for me and that he loved me.”

That was the only car race I ever went to.

With Love always, Gail