Bonnie Ellen Hill (nee Anderson) passed away peacefully at her home in St. Clair, Missouri December 19th 2021. Bonnie was born January 10th 1930 in Gatliff, Kentucky. She is preceded in death by her husband Donald, granddaughter Kristen Hill, her parents Robert Abraham Anderson and Ida Young Anderson, two brothers Ivary Anderson and Lonnie Anderson, sister Della Anderson, and three half-sisters, Letha Monhollen, Ella Smith, and Gurtie Monhollen.
Bonnie is survived by 5 sons Rick Hill, Ron Hill, Ken Hill and wife Karen, Gary Hill and wife Kelly and Roger Hill all of St. Clair. Thirteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren, two sisters in laws, Geneva Hill of St. Clair and Beulah Lawson of Williamsburg, KY, and numerous nieces and nephews. Bonnie enjoyed making quilt tops and teaching her granddaughters how to make various southern dishes; like cocoa gravy. Legend has it she made the best. She enjoyed bluegrass and gospel music and has been known to clog dance. Her family would say you could hear her listening to her beloved bluegrass all the way in the driveway. You would often catch her reading her bible as she loved to read the word. She had a love for her family that was indescribable. She will be dearly missed by those close to her and we can only imagine the party she's having in heaven.
Visitation will be December 29, 2021 until funeral hour at 1:00 P.M. at the Croley Funeral Home Chapel.
Bonnie Hill will be laid to rest in Young's Cemetery in Mulberry, Kentucky next to her husband Donald and mother Ida.
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Bonnie is survived by 5 sons Rick Hill, Ron Hill, Ken Hill and wife Karen, Gary Hill and wife Kelly and Roger Hill all of St. Clair. Thirteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren, two sisters in laws, Geneva Hill of St. Clair and Beulah Lawson of Williamsburg, KY, and numerous nieces and nephews. Bonnie enjoyed making quilt tops and teaching her granddaughters how to make various southern dishes; like cocoa gravy. Legend has it she made the best. She enjoyed bluegrass and gospel music and has been known to clog dance. Her family would say you could hear her listening to her beloved bluegrass all the way in the driveway. You would often catch her reading her bible as she loved to read the word. She had a love for her family that was indescribable. She will be dearly missed by those close to her and we can only imagine the party she's having in heaven.
Visitation will be December 29, 2021 until funeral hour at 1:00 P.M. at the Croley Funeral Home Chapel.
Bonnie Hill will be laid to rest in Young's Cemetery in Mulberry, Kentucky next to her husband Donald and mother Ida.
Contributor: Combs26 (48250375)
Bonnie Ellen Hill (nee Anderson) passed away peacefully at her home in St. Clair, Missouri December 19th 2021. Bonnie was born January 10th 1930 in Gatliff, Kentucky. She is preceded in death by her husband Donald, granddaughter Kristen Hill, her parents Robert Abraham Anderson and Ida Young Anderson, two brothers Ivary Anderson and Lonnie Anderson, sister Della Anderson, and three half-sisters, Letha Monhollen, Ella Smith, and Gurtie Monhollen.
Bonnie is survived by 5 sons Rick Hill, Ron Hill, Ken Hill and wife Karen, Gary Hill and wife Kelly and Roger Hill all of St. Clair. Thirteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren, two sisters in laws, Geneva Hill of St. Clair and Beulah Lawson of Williamsburg, KY, and numerous nieces and nephews. Bonnie enjoyed making quilt tops and teaching her granddaughters how to make various southern dishes; like cocoa gravy. Legend has it she made the best. She enjoyed bluegrass and gospel music and has been known to clog dance. Her family would say you could hear her listening to her beloved bluegrass all the way in the driveway. You would often catch her reading her bible as she loved to read the word. She had a love for her family that was indescribable. She will be dearly missed by those close to her and we can only imagine the party she's having in heaven.
Visitation will be December 29, 2021 until funeral hour at 1:00 P.M. at the Croley Funeral Home Chapel.
Bonnie Hill will be laid to rest in Young's Cemetery in Mulberry, Kentucky next to her husband Donald and mother Ida.
Contributor: Combs26 (48250375)
Bonnie is survived by 5 sons Rick Hill, Ron Hill, Ken Hill and wife Karen, Gary Hill and wife Kelly and Roger Hill all of St. Clair. Thirteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren, two sisters in laws, Geneva Hill of St. Clair and Beulah Lawson of Williamsburg, KY, and numerous nieces and nephews. Bonnie enjoyed making quilt tops and teaching her granddaughters how to make various southern dishes; like cocoa gravy. Legend has it she made the best. She enjoyed bluegrass and gospel music and has been known to clog dance. Her family would say you could hear her listening to her beloved bluegrass all the way in the driveway. You would often catch her reading her bible as she loved to read the word. She had a love for her family that was indescribable. She will be dearly missed by those close to her and we can only imagine the party she's having in heaven.
Visitation will be December 29, 2021 until funeral hour at 1:00 P.M. at the Croley Funeral Home Chapel.
Bonnie Hill will be laid to rest in Young's Cemetery in Mulberry, Kentucky next to her husband Donald and mother Ida.
Contributor: Combs26 (48250375)
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