Linda Hill

Birth date: Apr 5, 1943 Death date: Nov 6, 2018

Linda Lee Hill was born on April 5th 1943 to Walter and Myrtle McClain, the youngest of 8. After graduating high school in Waterloo Iowa, she worked as a bank teller. She married Richard M. Hill on June 18th 1966 and moved to Ta Read Obituary

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Deanna Colegate

308w ago

When my mother passed in March of 2018. Linda told me I could be the daughter she never had. Linda watched me grow (literally) from 17years old to 38 years old. I never got back in too see her sadly. I could not bare to walk through the care center doors. As I promised her I never forgot about her and had a collection of pins for her pin apron. Linda was one of the most amazing women I ever knew. She was always happy too see me. We had each other’s backs. I loved her dearly. I am glad she is pain free. I can see her eating her pizza and watching all of us left on earth. I love you Miss Linda.

Dennie Roden Cunningham

357w ago

My sister and I both knew and cared for Linda we were both Caregivegivers at University place csre center We have loving memories of Linda Her sensse of humor her wiisdom her zest for life We will always remember her laugh and our time spent with her Linda was a true inspiration . We will always cherish the friendship with Linda we loved her and miss her rest in peace Linda

Jodie Shank

362w ago

I was Linda's very first caregiver (and then later her Activity Director) when she came to University Place Care Center in 1992. We bonded right off the bat. I begin a journey of 20 years with Linda until I left in 2012. Linda and I had many laughs with each other, and we had some tears with each other. We had some very touching times with one another, and many many heart felt talks. I could always count on her to be at the activity office door requesting Bingo prizes and suggestions of what to buy! She made the facility a fun place to be. And trivia, Oh My, Trivia, she enjoyed trivia! And she was quite good at it. And boy did she love music, especially Mark Stern and Raleigh Jay, those two were her absolute favorites. And I remember when her grandkids were born, she was so proud. Mine were born around the same time and, we would both sat there and talked about each of our grandkids with grins on our faces. She may be gone but she will forever live on in my heart and in my memory!

Mountain View Funeral Home, Memorial Park & Crematory

363w ago

Created a new album - Memories of Linda.

Troy

363w ago

in honor of Linda.

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

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