HILLHENRY LEWIS HILL
NAOMI HILL
THOMAS HAROLD HILL
WALTER WARFIELD HILL
HENRY LEWIS HILL
Henry Lewis Hill, 69, of clay, died at 8:50 p.m. Wednesday at Community Methodist Hospital.
He is survived by his wife, Pauline; two daughters, Carrie Shelton of Plainfield, Ind., and Wanda Mcgaw. of Fort Knox; one son, Harry Wayne of Henderson; one sister, Ruby Jill of Clay; one brother, Marshall of Clay; and five grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Vanover Funeral Home with burial in Oddfellow Cemetery in Clay.
Oct 1980 Henderson Gleaner
NAOMI HILLGrim Reaper Claims Miss Naomi Hill
After a lingering illness of tuberculosis, death brought merdiful release to Miss Naomi Hill, in the early hours of yesterday morning at her home on the Varmint Trace. The deceased was nineteen years of age and was the daughter of Mrs. Sallie Adams. Funeral service and interment occurred at Mexico, Crittenden county, yesterday afternoon.
Princeton, Ky
June 15, 1926
THOMAS HAROLD HILLFAIRBORN, Ohio - Thomas Harold Hill, 68, of 1050 Piedmont Drive in Fairborn died at 2:40 p.m. Tuesday. He was a former resident of Henderson.
He retired in 1967 after 25 years service in the U. S. Air Force. He was a supervisory computer operator with the Computer Operation Branch and began his career with the Army Air Corps in April 1942. He was awarded the Distinguishing Flying Cross, the Air Medal and three clusters and the Bronz and Silver Zero Defects Awards.
he is survuved by his wife, Ann Utley Hill, formerly of Smith Mills; one son, Rodney Alan Hill and two grandsons, of Columbus. Ohio.
The body will be brought to Benton-Glunt Funereal Home where arrangements are pending.
July 1980 Henderson Gleaner
WALTER WARFILED HILLOn the 28th of June, 1909, we who know and loved him were called to give up the noble and good husband, father and friend in the person of Mr. Warfield Hill. While our hearts are more than sad, yet we look up and know that all is well. In giving up Mr. Hill, not only the family, but the entire community has lost a friend that will cause general grief. We can say of him what could be said of few men; often I have heard it said that he was a man without an enemy. No one ever heard an unkind word from his lips. To the bereaved ones we would say: Let the calm of the blessed thought, “At Rest”, come into your hearts and comfort you.
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