Garret Evan Hill

Your sisters love and miss you so much G !

Gary entering this new year without you has been challenging. Thank God for his promise that we will be together again one day. I truly cannot wait for our reunion little brother. I love writing to you, I love talking to people about you, that´ll never change. I will never not tell people how amazing MY brother was & share how impactful your journey will forever remain to be to me on my journey. I miss you more than life & I love you even more. Today was a good day & it made me smile knowing...

Scott and Lisa I just watched you guys give your special boys bike to Luis. How proud your son must be of you guys. Praying for you all as you navigate through keeping his spirit alive!

I´m missing you so much & just wanted to write to you. I miss your voice & your laugh, I miss our car rides & listening to music together. Life is so hard without you. I always pray that I can see you in my dreams& I really need that to be answered again soon. I can´t wait til I´m where you are so I can hug you and never let go this time. "Everything´s better when we´re together" I love you so much Garret

You made me a big sister, G. I can´t put into words the ache that has found a home in my heart since the night you went to be with Jesus, "I miss you" just doesn´t cut it. I miss laughing with you and there´s nothing I wouldn´t give to go on one of our drives with some oldies playing in the background right about now. Even though I´m your big sister I´ve always looked up to your strength, and with each passing day I find myself leaning deeper into the lessons you left behind. Grandpa was...

I was Garrett´s 6th and 7th grade science and Bible teacher. Garrett was a wonderful young man who made a lasting impression upon me and all who knew him. He was unfailingly respectful and polite, a hard worker, always cheerful, a great student, a genuinely Godly young man who was a leader and a good friend to his fellow students. It was rare to see Garrett without a basketball in his hand and a smile on his face. Though his great potential was cut short, his impact was impressive on his...

I remember Garret as a happy kid shooting baskets in front of his house and wrestling with his sister in his bedroom. He was the kind of big brother anyone any sibling would want. Garret always greeted me with a smile and polite "Hi Jim". He is one of the most respectful and polite kids you will ever meet. There was a special time when we flew down to LA with Rod Woodson of the Pittsburgh Steelers to watch Rod on the NFL Network. I´ll never forget the look in Garrett´s eyes when we were...