James Hill

My condolences to Jim´s family. I knew Jim way back in the day when he and I were both in the Youth Choir at Grace United Methodist Church. The choir director would have the altos, sopranos and the baritones sing their part then she would say ok, Deanna Wise and Jim Hill sign your part. The choir lost it. Yep we weren´t the best but we tried. My all your memories you have of Jim carry you through this period of grief. Deanna

Jim was the best neighbor anyone could ever ask for and he was also a dedicated friend who was always willing to lend a hand or look after us. As I was growing up, Jim was "The nice mailman at the end of the road" and he would always let me cut through his yard to get home. Later he became my next door neighbor, wonderful friend, and source for a good story that usually went on too long. I feel so lucky to have had him in my life for as long as I did and I will miss him terribly.

Jim and Barb was good friends of the family for many years, Always fun when we all got together, Barb was quick to laugh and made you feel important and Jim always had a story to be told. They will be missed and so glad we got to know them.

We were Jim and Barb's neighbors for twenty-seven years. Better neighbors could not be found. Jim was always willing to lend a hand and they both took good care of our house and pets when we went away. We have fond memories of our impromptu afternoon get togethers on the porch or pool. We will miss him.

I worked with Jim at the Camp Hill Post Office, I remember Jim as a fun loving guy & him and Lue Sutton Always joking around they always made everyone feel at home it was a great working relationship I´m sure Jim will carry on this same relationship in heaven God Bless Jim & his family. Bud (Charlie Wagner)