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Aubrey F. "Skip" Hill

Newton, Watertown, Waltham, Massachusetts

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Of Newton, age 75, October 22, 2007 at home surrounded by his loving family, after a long illness. "Red" is survived by his devoted wife Elizabeth (Farina). He is the loving father of Sharon Filteau and her husband Richard, James Hill, Jeffrey Hill and his wife Tracy, Beth Hill-Guarino & her...

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Dear Papa,
Alex and I miss and I'm tierd of crying so I am trying not to. I still remmber you picking me up and bring me to the ziti place while nana would get your meds, then we would eat to gether. Why did you have to die? Just thingking about you in your coffen with your smile on your face looking like you would come back to life just like that. I still have a lot more questions but I have to go.

Jimmy,
We were very sorry to hear of your dad's passing. Our prayers are with you. May your memories comfort you always.

Dear Betty Lou and Family,
Remembering all the good times we had together at "Auntie" Angie's and "Uncle" Jimmy's. Skip was a wonderful and smiling man and we were all fortunate to have known him. You are a very special family and I extend my heartfelt sympathy, love and prayers to all of you.

Dear Jimmy, Mrs. Hill and family:
Last night my sister called me and told me the sad news. I am so sorry for your loss. He was a kind and wonderful man. I will never forget his advice and kind words of encouragement when I was pregnant with my son Noel. It was very comforting at a difficult time in my life, and I will always remember him. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. Kelly

I'm very sorry to hear about Mr. Hill. He was my favorite customer when I worked at Dunkin Donuts on Watertown St. for many years. I will never forget his smiling face, he truly brightened my day when he came in for his coffee!

With deepest sympathy,

Jennifer (Parker) Thibodeau

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Although I never met Skip, I am convinced he was a great guy since the apple never falls that far from the tree. It was nice to know you through your son’s eyes. May you rest in peace. Slán agus beannacht leat

Dear Betty Lou and family,
There is great sadness on Bridge St. today. Our neighborhood has lost a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, and neighbor. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Skippy, I know right now you are sharing a cup of Dunkin Donuts coffee with my mother and making her laugh. You will be missed.

Dear Betty,Sharon, Jimmy and Beth, so soory to hear about skip. Our loving thoughts are with you.

Sorry for your loss.With a nick name like Skip he must of been a nice guy.