Margaret Elizabeth Hill

Margaret Elizabeth Hill "Maggie or Oma", 96 of St. Augustine, Florida died peacefully on Monday, November 3, 2025, at Flagler Hospital after suffering a heart attack.
Maggie was born in 1929 in Baltimore, Maryland to Olive and Willam Goldbeck. She was the second oldest of four daughters: Florence, Olive and Nancy. Maggie attended Forest Park High School, participating in field hockey, volleyball and was a state tennis champion. In addition, she was a member of glee club and student council. Taking the streetcar to museums, concerts and libraries in Baltimore and Washington, DC with her sisters filled Maggie's insatiable appetite for knowledge and adventure. After high school, Maggie attended secretarial school. Her first job was for the Boy Scouts of America in D.C. Later she was selected for cryptography training by the US State Department where she was stationed in Stuttgart, Germany working at the American Embassy as a decoder attaché currier, where she met her future husband Sgt. Dan L Hill, USMC. Maggie and Dan married on December 28, 1953, in Baltimore, Maryland.
Maggie always rose to the challenges of moving her military family of 6. She enjoyed traveling the world, bowling, and serving her community. Maggie devoted forty years of service to the American Red Cross, countless hours to her Catholic Parish, preparing lunches for the Migrant Farm Workers Union, years of service to the Ladies Guild of Our Lady of Good Counsel to name just a few. She lived her Catholic faith to the fullest extent and touched all that encountered her in a positive way. You were guaranteed to laugh when Maggie was around, her sharp whit will be a lasting legacy we will never forget.
Maggie is survived by her children: Charlene Hill-Thomas, Jeanine Hill-Soldner, Susan McLendon, and Sharon Sprenger, grandchildren: Michael McLendon, Dominique Thomas, Sara Blackstone, Andy Thomas, Kenny McLendon, Ana Thomas, Adam McLendon, Michelle Enerson, Alex Soldner, Great-grandchildren: Mason Blackstone, Olivia Turner, Kealyn McLendon, Owen Blackstone, Joseph Turner, Wyatt McLendon, Cecelia Turner, Will Enerson, Madeline Turner, Xavier McLendon, Austin McLendon, Dorothy Turner, and sister Florence Stevens (98 years young).
Maggie was predeceased in death by her husband Dan L. Hill, sisters Olive Brown and Nancy Dann A Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, November 15, 10:00 a.m. at St. Ambrose Catholic Church, 6070 Church Road Elkton, FL. Internment will follow at St. Ambrose Cemetery.
Memorial Donations can be made to Catholic Charities of St. Augustine: (htttps://www.ccbctaug.org)