Birth date: Sep 29, 1945 Death date: May 19, 2017
Robert Lee Hill, of Williamstown, passed away on May 19, 2017. Born in Cinnaminson, Bobby was 71 years old. Robert was the loving brother of Ken (Charlotte), Fred (Doreen), and Beverly Gosnell (Frank). He is also survived by many Read Obituary
Our deepest condolences to Ken and his family. We share your sorrow and hope you find solace in your memories of your brother.
Jim Dennison and Marlene Fand
Dear Hill Family:
I am so very sorry to hear this news concerning your tremendous loss. Please accept my warmest and deepest condolences May the "God of All Comfort and Hope" be with your during this time until we are reunited with our loved ones again in a world free of pain, suffering, and loss.-2Cor.1:3,4;Rev.21:3,4
Warm Regards
L.Covington
Dear Uncle Bobby ... thank you for opening a window in the Fall of 1978 and letting our blessings flow! Our family is grateful to have you as our uncle, one family, and we will truly miss you ... dearly. Rest in Peace with laughter & with sincere love.
With Sympathy, Rosalind, Lloyd, Morgan and Jordan (Maryland).
Dear Robert"Bob"
I'm going to miss you so much. Such a gentleman and gentle giant. I remember how you got me into bowling and then joined the league. Everytime I had a doctor's appointment Bob made sure I made them all, because he'd always take me, and wait! Even with my many surgeries.
He had some good jokes and some were the worst! But, he'd say: well, it was funny to me.
Bob would read read three newspaper a day.
Bob, help build my son in law's man cave with half of his garage.
He made sure I met the most important people to him in his life. If I've met you with Bob, you were some of the few. He always did for others more so than he did for himself. Oh yes, we were Trexie. Star Trak was our favorite shows. I believe we watched every one, if not he had a movie for the ones I had missed. Lol! He was a big man but his heart was even bigger. He loved, people, the little ones. Lol! Bob had some dance moves, and he could sing! He loved the oldies. He could fix anything!! I'll miss his soft speaking voice. His encouragements, concerns, and his laughter. Bob, was smart too, because he knew just about everything! Plus, he read three newspaper a day!
My family, friends, and me will miss you so very much. Mr. Bob, Robert, Bobby, and most importantly the best friend any man or woman could ever have in their life.
I've known you Bob for over 25+ years. I love you, and always will.
Rest In Heaven Babe
