1945
2018
Raymond Archie Hill
1945 - 2018
Raymond "Bud" was born April 29, 1945 to Raymond Junior Hill and Helen Benita Smoot Hill in Bakersfield, CA. He passed away at home surrounded by loved ones September 11, 2018. Raymond was greeted in Heaven with open arms by both his parents, his grandparents, sister Barbara Jean, Brother Steven and daughter Leslie. His loyal dog Scout and cat Baby.
Raymond leaves behind the love of his life Susan Hill, daughters Elizabeth (Robert), Rebekah (Bobby), sisters Susan (Jeanie), Caroline and Debbie. Brothers Bobby and Timothy (Julie). Grandchildren Tyler, Cierra, Gabriel (Aracely), Gabriella and Gabriel and loyal dog Charlie.
After returning from serving overseas for the US Army Raymond worked at his father's company and he himself became a General Engineering Contractor. With life knowledge and a tradesman's heart, Raymond passed on to his children and grandchildren life lessons that encompassed every aspect of life. From work ethic's, Love, construction, and storytelling. The lessons we have learned will carry on today and in the future generations of his family.
The family of Raymond would like to thank Premier Medical Associates Staff, Dr. Robert and Susan Laughlin and Optimal Hospice for their love and support during the last months of his life. We are extremely grateful for all you did in love for Raymond and for us.
Services will be held at The National Cemetery in Arvin, CA October 5, 2018 at 1:15 PM.
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D A
October 10, 2018
So sorry to learn about the passing of your father and grandfather. It is always sad when you lose someone very precious to you. May God's loving kindness comfort you and help you through this difficult time. (Psalms 119:76)
Bj Harms
October 3, 2018
My condolences to Becky and Bobby for the loss of her dad. I had the pleasure of spending some time with Ray during prior holidays. I was welcome into the family like I was family, I will be internally grateful for the outpouring of warmth when I needed it the most. I love both of you two. BJ
L J
October 2, 2018
Please accept my condolences on the loss of your loved one. May the love of God, Friends, and Family carry you through your grief.
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