Fannie Hillman

God bless this wonderful family. The legacy of Fannie Hillman lives on and on. A true pioneer for women in real estate. I will always treasure her smile and kindness and encouragement

A charming and lovely Southern Lady

Ronald Fisher

What a special lady. So kind, forthcoming, smart , ambitious yet above all caring. When I think of Fannie the same reaction always occurs, a smile. And that has remained for over 45 years!
God bless Fannie and her wonderful family. To endless fond memories continuing to help preserve her legacy.
Warmest regards,

Fannie was the consummate lady, a shrewd businesswoman and a lot of fun! She will be missed by many, but surely her legacy will live on in Scott and Mary and their families! Loved her too.

Scott, Mary and family. My move to Winter Park in 1986 and frequent visits after I left were always greeted by a Fannie Hillman real estate sign. What a great firm she created and one I know your family will carry on.
My condolences
Jeff Spray
Charlotte NC

I loved her

Fannie will be missed by her many Castine friends. We have such fond memories of being on her boat, enjoying many parties and always being warmed by her great personality and wonderful big smile. We send heartfelt sympathy to her family and to Yoly who was devoted to her care.

Winter Park has lost a true treasure! She leaves a wonderful legacy with her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Rest in Peace Fannie Linda and Leif Eriksson

What an amazing person. She was also more like family to me. I did her hair for quite some time and I absolutely loved our conversations. She will be sorely missed.

May God Bless Fannie and her Family in this time of sorrow. Fannie was a wonderful and loving person and I am very blessed to have know her. She is in my thoughts and prayers.

John & I have so many wonderful memories of Fannie and growing up in Norton. She was always so welcoming and always had that beautiful smile. John remembers how she and cousin Ann just to argue over which one of them was actually the oldest.
Sending our love and sympathy. Heaven has a new angel!

MY sincere sympathy to all the Hillman family. Not only was she a great realtor, she was a great teacher as she taught me how to sell a home. she was always there for me. God bless all of you.

To the Hillman family, sending our thoughts & condolences, may your memory be a blessing to your family & friends, Godspeed Fannie. The Ballard Family

To Scott, Mary Hardy and David: Having known you and your mother since the 60's, I was privileged to observe her skill when she started her real estate business all alone and took it all away to the "top"! I also love you, her children. I know that you will miss your mother but are proud of the wonderful example that she set for you.
With love and sympathy, Margie McBride

Rest in Peace Fannie
Sincere condolences & sympathy to your beloved family & all who loved you.
Thirty-eight years ago you encouraged me to "fear not" and get that Real Estate License (1983) that as a dingle mother (woman) the only way to thrive was not only to sell orarket homes but to buy "investmebts".
You lived an epic lufe, your legacy lives on in countless lives you touch, the wonderful family you left behind. I REMEMBER your encouragement & wisdom during a most vulnerable time. And here I am 38 years later as testament of your wisdom & courage, Thank You... I love Winter Park as much as you did, truly magical place to work, live & thrive.
Heartfelt gratitude, respect. MARGARET ALEXANDRA DAVIS, Lic RE Broker
Unique Homes & Investments, Inc since 1984

My sincere condolences to Fannie´s family and friends.

My condolences to family, friends and especially those in her wonderful real estate firm. Fanny was quite a gal!

I am blessed to have known Fannie for over 50 years. She was a wonderful person and will be missed!

CONDOLENCES SCOTT

I was very sorry to read today of the passing of Ms. Fannie Hillman (though I was pleased to read such a lovely obituary). I have lived in Central Florida for 50 years and am 20 years younger than Ms. Hillman, but I can remember driving on Fairbanks Avenue and seeing the sign for her business, and being so impressed that a woman was the head of such a prestigious business. Although it "should not" have been such a rarity for that time, it was, and it was very inspiring to me. She was a dear friend to my cousin, Mrs. Winni Hartsock, and was hostess to my cousin's stay at her home in Maine, a visit that my cousin enjoyed tremendously and relayed to me several times. My condolences to the family, and please know that even I, an average Central Floridian who never met Fannie Hillman, knew of her and admired her.