Theodore G. Hall, 38, of Willingboro, New Jersey, was fatally shot after being wounded in the head during the Cherry Hill office-building shooting on the afternoon of June 21, 1972. He was inside the Key Personnel, Inc. offices at Heritage House on Kings Highway when Edwin James Grace, a disgruntled former client, entered with two sawed-off .22-caliber rifles and opened fire. Hall was pulled from the blood-spattered offices and taken to Cherry Hill Medical Center but died later that day from his wounds.

Grace wounded himself with a self-inflicted shot and later died; investigators identified him as the sole perpetrator and found a map and weapons parts indicating planning. Grace shot twelve men that day, killing six and wounding six; Hall is listed among the six homicide victims. Little else is recorded about Hall beyond his name, age, and the circumstances of his death.