Nana Hill
Ohatchee – Graveside Services for Mrs. Lucille Fichter Hill of Ohatchee will be Thursday, November 17, 2005, at 1:00 p.m. at Forestlawn Gardens in Anniston, ALwith Rev. Ralph Barrow officiating. The family will receive friends Wednesday, November 16, 2005, from 6-8 p.m. at Brown & Kughn Memory Chapel.
Mrs. Hill died Monday, November 14, 2005, in Oxford, AL.
She is survived by her daughter, Leigh Hill Morrison of Oxford, AL; her two sons, James Hill of Jacksonville, AL, and Mark Hill and his wife, Ann, of Tucson, AZ; eight grandchildren, Rachel McDonald, Joseph Hill, Jeromy Hill, Jennifer Abbott, Jamie Hill, John Morrison, Charity Hill, and Charissa Hill.
Pallbearers will be Joseph Hill, Jeromy Hill, Jamie Hill, John Morrison, Jeff Abbott, and Michael McDonald. Mrs. Hill was a native of Hazleton, PA. She was preceded in death by her husband, William M. Hill, and son William M. Hill, Jr.
Source: Anniston Star
4 responses to “Nana Hill”
Joe says: I’m so sorry to read this, jamie. The loss of any loved one is hard, and folks around our age must experience the loss of grandparents almost regularly. You and your family are in my prayers.
Anita Olson says: Jamie and Ali, we are glad we got to meet Lucille at your wedding weekend. We continued to correspond with a few letters to each other. She was a loving, sweet lady and we will not forget her warmth and winning smile. She will be missed but never forgotten. Love, Anita and Harry (mom and dad)
David says: I’m so sorry Jamie. I’m thinking about you.
Gabe says: Jamie,
I am so sorry to hear about nana. Jana asked me tonight if I ever went to her house, and a slight grin came over my face. I told her I remember Nana smoking filterless Camel’s while your dad and granddad drank beer and watched the race. As a I got older nana would offer me one of her non filter camels, and a head rush was soon to follow.
I never have figured out why David would smoke these thing while we were growing up.
Anyhow, you and your family is in our prayers.
I’m so sorry to read this, jamie. The loss of any loved one is hard, and folks around our age must experience the loss of grandparents almost regularly. You and your family are in my prayers.
Jamie and Ali, we are glad we got to meet Lucille at your wedding weekend. We continued to correspond with a few letters to each other. She was a loving, sweet lady and we will not forget her warmth and winning smile. She will be missed but never forgotten. Love, Anita and Harry (mom and dad)
I’m so sorry Jamie. I’m thinking about you.
Jamie,
I am so sorry to hear about nana. Jana asked me tonight if I ever went to her house, and a slight grin came over my face. I told her I remember Nana smoking filterless Camel’s while your dad and granddad drank beer and watched the race. As a I got older nana would offer me one of her non filter camels, and a head rush was soon to follow.
I never have figured out why David would smoke these thing while we were growing up.
Anyhow, you and your family is in our prayers.