Joe William Hiller

When you told Joe you had a problem he would say no you have an opportunity.I spent alot of time with Joe and his motto was "make it happen"He and was so proud of his sons always telling stories of the boys growing up.He was full of life and spirit.I will miss you sir.

Deep condolences from Fred Nancy and Ph Giffels, Joe Bob ws very talented, and a real character- Best to the family and Joe Jr, Randy, Bob, and David

We first met Joe when we bought our first home on Paris Mountain. Through him we were fortunate to come to know the entire Hiller family. Our condolences to you all - our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Fred, Nancy and Ph Giffels

Joe Bill and I were friends since elementary school, junior high and high school. during those years I was accepted into his home as well as he into mine and we were something else riding down Main Street in Joe's Model T Ford. These are memories that I will never forget. Joe and I parted company after GHS as he entered Clemson and I The Citadel. After college Joe enlisted into the Air Force and I in the Marines. We have not seen a lot of each other over the past sixty years having gone separate ways in our careers, but never lost the friendship that we had through out our younger years.
Charlie Copeland

Joe was a 30+ year friend of my father, Ronald Connelly, who taught Joe how to sculpt. Joe was one of Greenville's greatest architects and any unique home you see on Paris Mtn is probably one of his. I spent all last fall and winter watching football games with Him. Joe gave me great advice on positive living and business.
I will forever remember his wit, charm,
and laughter. This man was a true legend and will be sorely missed. My
condolences to His large and wonderful family.

Will always remember Joe for making things fun and his love for animals and nature.He will be Missed

Joe was a friend, and I will miss his great love of nature.
Joe was one of the greatest architects in Greenville, SC, as well as, a great sculptor.
He was the contemporary of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Will always remember Joe.. Sympathies to the family...

I remember fondly Joe as a friend and archiect associate. My sympathies are with the family, Joe Jr. especially, who has continued for many years like his father, as my friend and architect associate.
Ed Dohar

Joe was one of a kind and I will miss him. I will have the home I adore to remember him by.