Marcus Victor Hill, 69, passed away on August 11, 2019 in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. Marcus was born on January 20, 1950 in Minneapolis.
Growing up, Marcus spent time in Minneapolis, Elk River, and Virginia, but he spent most of his life in Cloverdale. Outside of Cloverdale, he most enjoyed the summers he spent on his grandparents’ farm in Elk River. The Mordal farm and the Mordal family were special to Marcus, his wife and his children.
On July 14, 1973, Marcus married the love of his life, Joanne (Schultz), at Cloverdale Hall. He worked briefly at a lumber mill, but he ultimately worked at National Steel for more than 32 years, retiring in 2008. Marcus loved playing cards, fishing, hunting, camping, gardening, and for a brief period, raising chickens. However, the most important things to Marcus were his family and his community. When he wasn’t watching his children play baseball and softball, he spent many Summer days volunteering at the Cloverdale baseball field, including coaching, fundraising and running concessions. He thoroughly enjoyed the annual Schultz family get-together and trips to Apple River. He was also an active Boy Scouts volunteer and served as a volunteer firefighter with the Nashwauk Township Volunteer Fire Department. Most recently, he was involved in the community’s fundraising efforts to construct the Nashwauk Township Community Center.
Marcus was preceded in death by his parents, George Hill in 1980 and Carol “Kay” (Mordal) Hill in 1996, and brother Lloyd Jensen.
He is survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Joanne; brother, Randy (Marie) Hill; sister, Colleen (Ray) Wilson; children: Jason (Lori) Hill, Tammi (Matthew) Widener, and Justin (Mariah) Hill; grandchildren: Carter, Madilyn, Sophia, Gabrielle, Jack and Collin; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Interment will be in Nashwauk Cemetery, Nashwauk, MN.
Growing up, Marcus spent time in Minneapolis, Elk River, and Virginia, but he spent most of his life in Cloverdale. Outside of Cloverdale, he most enjoyed the summers he spent on his grandparents’ farm in Elk River. The Mordal farm and the Mordal family were special to Marcus, his wife and his children.
On July 14, 1973, Marcus married the love of his life, Joanne (Schultz), at Cloverdale Hall. He worked briefly at a lumber mill, but he ultimately worked at National Steel for more than 32 years, retiring in 2008. Marcus loved playing cards, fishing, hunting, camping, gardening, and for a brief period, raising chickens. However, the most important things to Marcus were his family and his community. When he wasn’t watching his children play baseball and softball, he spent many Summer days volunteering at the Cloverdale baseball field, including coaching, fundraising and running concessions. He thoroughly enjoyed the annual Schultz family get-together and trips to Apple River. He was also an active Boy Scouts volunteer and served as a volunteer firefighter with the Nashwauk Township Volunteer Fire Department. Most recently, he was involved in the community’s fundraising efforts to construct the Nashwauk Township Community Center.
Marcus was preceded in death by his parents, George Hill in 1980 and Carol “Kay” (Mordal) Hill in 1996, and brother Lloyd Jensen.
He is survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Joanne; brother, Randy (Marie) Hill; sister, Colleen (Ray) Wilson; children: Jason (Lori) Hill, Tammi (Matthew) Widener, and Justin (Mariah) Hill; grandchildren: Carter, Madilyn, Sophia, Gabrielle, Jack and Collin; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Interment will be in Nashwauk Cemetery, Nashwauk, MN.
Marcus Victor Hill, 69, passed away on August 11, 2019 in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. Marcus was born on January 20, 1950 in Minneapolis.
Growing up, Marcus spent time in Minneapolis, Elk River, and Virginia, but he spent most of his life in Cloverdale. Outside of Cloverdale, he most enjoyed the summers he spent on his grandparents’ farm in Elk River. The Mordal farm and the Mordal family were special to Marcus, his wife and his children.
On July 14, 1973, Marcus married the love of his life, Joanne (Schultz), at Cloverdale Hall. He worked briefly at a lumber mill, but he ultimately worked at National Steel for more than 32 years, retiring in 2008. Marcus loved playing cards, fishing, hunting, camping, gardening, and for a brief period, raising chickens. However, the most important things to Marcus were his family and his community. When he wasn’t watching his children play baseball and softball, he spent many Summer days volunteering at the Cloverdale baseball field, including coaching, fundraising and running concessions. He thoroughly enjoyed the annual Schultz family get-together and trips to Apple River. He was also an active Boy Scouts volunteer and served as a volunteer firefighter with the Nashwauk Township Volunteer Fire Department. Most recently, he was involved in the community’s fundraising efforts to construct the Nashwauk Township Community Center.
Marcus was preceded in death by his parents, George Hill in 1980 and Carol “Kay” (Mordal) Hill in 1996, and brother Lloyd Jensen.
He is survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Joanne; brother, Randy (Marie) Hill; sister, Colleen (Ray) Wilson; children: Jason (Lori) Hill, Tammi (Matthew) Widener, and Justin (Mariah) Hill; grandchildren: Carter, Madilyn, Sophia, Gabrielle, Jack and Collin; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Interment will be in Nashwauk Cemetery, Nashwauk, MN.
Growing up, Marcus spent time in Minneapolis, Elk River, and Virginia, but he spent most of his life in Cloverdale. Outside of Cloverdale, he most enjoyed the summers he spent on his grandparents’ farm in Elk River. The Mordal farm and the Mordal family were special to Marcus, his wife and his children.
On July 14, 1973, Marcus married the love of his life, Joanne (Schultz), at Cloverdale Hall. He worked briefly at a lumber mill, but he ultimately worked at National Steel for more than 32 years, retiring in 2008. Marcus loved playing cards, fishing, hunting, camping, gardening, and for a brief period, raising chickens. However, the most important things to Marcus were his family and his community. When he wasn’t watching his children play baseball and softball, he spent many Summer days volunteering at the Cloverdale baseball field, including coaching, fundraising and running concessions. He thoroughly enjoyed the annual Schultz family get-together and trips to Apple River. He was also an active Boy Scouts volunteer and served as a volunteer firefighter with the Nashwauk Township Volunteer Fire Department. Most recently, he was involved in the community’s fundraising efforts to construct the Nashwauk Township Community Center.
Marcus was preceded in death by his parents, George Hill in 1980 and Carol “Kay” (Mordal) Hill in 1996, and brother Lloyd Jensen.
He is survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Joanne; brother, Randy (Marie) Hill; sister, Colleen (Ray) Wilson; children: Jason (Lori) Hill, Tammi (Matthew) Widener, and Justin (Mariah) Hill; grandchildren: Carter, Madilyn, Sophia, Gabrielle, Jack and Collin; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Interment will be in Nashwauk Cemetery, Nashwauk, MN.
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