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2019
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Doris Leedy
April 9, 2020
Jill was my friend in Canton, Ohio and I havent really been able to communicate with her since she moved a number of years ago. She walked with me through the time after my husband died in 2007 and spent a lot of time at my house and with my grandchildren. She was a kind loving person. I Just learned of her passing this evening while trying once again to get in touch with her. My sympathy to all who loved her and will miss her. May God bless you all.
Louis Martella
March 24, 2020
I met Jill In the mid 70s. I used to call her Jillsey. At that time I met Jill through my friendship with Dr. Patricia Gump a professor at Beaver College.My fondest memory was on a boating trip on the Deleware River with Jill.She was an angel on earth.I will never forget her caring and compassionate personality.When Jill went to Iowa we lost contact, but I will always remember her.
Debra Campbell
March 5, 2019
In loving memory of Jill M. Roberts
Debra Campbell
March 5, 2019
I have many sweet memories of Jill that will stay in my heart forever. I love her as her love and service to Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, her family, friends, and countless others came from her heart, never with any thought for herself. She dearly loved her sister, Randy, whose actions and tender words showed her constant love for Jill. Wholesome humor and a contagious smile came easily for Jill and we enjoyed many laughs together. She loved the Sacrament and Scriptures as well as little pig figurines and the snowstorms of Ohio and Iowa. Though I miss our friendship, I also rejoice as I know Jill is pain-free and has been welcomed home by the Lord and her Heavenly Parents.
David Rabinowitz
March 5, 2019
My deepest condolences go out to Randy, Rachel, and all that knew and loved my cousin Jill. I have nothing but good memories of her. She was always a kind and caring soul.
Sandra Walker
March 5, 2019
We met Jill while on our Mission at the Historic Kirtland Visitors Center between 2013 & 2015. She is a dear friend and such a great example of goodness. We cherish the time we were able to spend with her in Ohio and Utah exchanging
"corny " jokes, visiting museums, experiencing the Tulip Festival, sharing a Thanjsgiving Dinner, and camping in American Fork Canyon. Even though Jill never met our physically challenged son who passed away in 2005, she shared a great bond with us. She would honor him on his birthday each year by sending us a picture of herself releasing a helium balloon and eating "Little Debbies". We Love You Jill and will greatly miss you. Give Kurtis a (((HUG))) for us.
Until We Meet Again,
Jim & Sandra Walker
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