Marricko Lamont Darron Hill, known affectionately as Rico, was born on May 26, 1985, to the late Rickey Lamar Hall and Bobbie Jean Hill Hall. He was a native of Blytheville, Arkansas, where he spent his formative years and created enduring memories.

Rico was characterized by his loving, caring, protective, and understanding nature, extending these qualities to his roles as a son, brother, and uncle. His devotion to his mother, father, siblings, nephews, and nieces was paramount. Throughout his youth, Rico was recognized for his artistic talents, acrobatic skills, dancing, and boxing prowess. He was a popular figure among his peers, and neighborhood children frequently sought his company and that of his siblings. As he matured, he demonstrated a commitment to the well-being of the elderly residents in his community, from Kenwood to Marguerite. He kept to himself as he got older. He received his education within the Blytheville School District and successfully obtained his GED in 2003.

Marricko's passing was preceded by his father, Rickey Hall; maternal grandmother, MaryAnn Flenoid; maternal grandfather, Junior Hill; paternal grandmother, Paulette McRay; paternal step-grandfather, Eddie McRay; uncle, Pierce Hall; uncle, Allen Hill; and niece, Nykiya Hill. Marricko transitioned to his heavenly home on Saturday, May 9th, 2026, at his residence.

Those left to treasure Marricko's precious memories are his mother, Bobbie Jean Hall (Blytheville, AR); three sisters: Brionna Hall, Jasmine Love, and Kaya Williams, all residing in Blytheville, AR; two brothers: Nico Hill and Romeo Hall of Blytheville, AR; two special nephews, TreQuwan Hooper and Jkwon Hall; and a special niece, Rania Hall, whom he raised as his own. His paternal grandfather, Willie James (Clara) Hall of Blytheville, AR, and numerous other nephews, nieces, great uncles, great aunts, uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends.

A private memorial service will be held by the family