Birth date: Jun 6, 1930 Death date: Nov 8, 2017
Kathleen Patricia (Johnson) Hill of Willingboro N.J. passed away on Wednesday November 8th 2017. Born in New York City (Brooklyn), N.Y. in 1930 she was the proud daughter of Colonel Henry Roland Johnson and beloved niece of Nelli Read Obituary
Dear Bill and Family:
I just heard of Kathy's passing and myself, Tom and Matt want to send our condolences and many prayers to all of you. As old neighbors, we always enjoyed your friendliness as well as Mrs. Johnson's. With such a large beautiful family Bill, I'm sure they will be by your side through this difficult time. Again, will be thinking of you and know that Kathy is watching over each of you. Sincerely, Maryann Helmer, Tom and Matt.
John I am truly sorry for you and your family's loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Sincerely, Joe and Sharon Kaminski
My godmother. She always made me feel so special, and she was special to me too.
You will be missed ❤️Jo Ann
I’ve had the honor of being the neighbor of Kathy for over 17 years. She was the first visitor into my new home bearing a loaf of fresh homemade baked banana bread. Just to let you know many warm heartfelt thoughts are with you today. Kathy will forever, hold a special place in our hearts. Cherishing the moments of sharing and caring between us.
Sorrowfully, your neighbor and friends,
Gwen,Tiarra& Kori...
We have cherished our long, wonderful friendship with Kathy and Bill over the years. We have many fond memories of their visits when we lived in SC and FL and had fun meeting up with them at Rutgers football games in various states.
Sending much love to Bill and the whole family. Our thoughts and prayers are always with you.
Fondly, Tom and Della Munroe
Sending our heartfelt condolences along with prayers to the whole extended family on behalf of our family. Another angel must be needed for some important work above. It was such a pleasure having your family live next door to us for so long and she will always be in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers as will the family. I always remember how she just loved all those little critters that would come around to the back door anticipating some food handouts, even to the point of almost "knocking"/scratching at the door. She was such a kind sole to every living thing.
