Our deepest condolences to Sis Hill, Loraine, Pat and the rest of the family.
You all know the long and mutually respectful relationship Sis Brown, I and the Brown's family shared with Bro Hill.
Please accept our deepest condolences, and the blessed hope we share to be with him soon, by God's grace.
With our love and prayers,
Victor and Muriel Brown.

Cousin Henry was a quiet and kind-hearted family man. His devotion to his wife, his children and grandchildren was evident in everything he did. He will be missed by all who were blessed to have known him. Rest in peace.

We will never forget Bro. Hill. A man who never looked back once the Master called. And, recognizing that the walk with the Lord was not a smooth path, he rallied to the task of serving diligently with his entire being. 

His pleasant demeanor and sense of humor, along with his friendly smile, brought much joy to those with whom he interacted. I, Brother McFarlane, would like to thank him in life and in death for his unwavering support as my assistant head deacon at the North Bronx Seventh-day Adventist Church. Unfortunately, due to my situation at this time, I am unable to attend the funeral of my dear fellow-servant.
So long, Buddy. I hope to meet you on the sea of glass.

May his soul Rest In Peace, and light perpetual shine upon him.

Condolences to the Hills Family on losing such a wonderful, dignified Christian person.   Bro Hill was one of the nicest persons to know. May you all be comforted as you go through this difficult time.   He will be sorely missed. May his soul rest in peace until that resurrection morning. .... ....From the Prince Family.

Bro. Hill, always smiling.  I can remember rehearsal  times,  camp times  , and our chat times.  We are  all on the same journey, only that he has reached the "rest point" before us.  However, we will meet, and join with him there as we complete the last lap of our journey together.  Family members, please accept my condolence, but be cheerful as we look forward to that beautiful getting up morning.

My deepest condolences goes out to the Hills families I’m praying for you may God comfort and strengthen you all at this difficult time I will always remember dear bro. Hill he is a loving person that always have a smiling face and so kind hearted may his soul Rest In Peace i believe I will see him in the first resurrection when Jesus comes 

Daddy Henry was a wonderful father, husband and friend. He was very loving and caring since the day I met him. He was a person filled with sunshine. He will be deeply missed, sleep in peace daddy Henry until that day when we all will meet on that beautiful shore. To the family I know it's not easy but God will see you through. Love you all and God bless. 

One of my fondest memories of Uncle Henry was his hospitality and service to others; not only serving his immediate family but his church family as well. I remember vividly the times when I would visit his home and one of the first things he would say to me was " Hugh would you like some fried dumplings?" It would always seem he was making dumplings.  Making fried dumplings was definitely one of his gifts. This brings to mind the scripture. Romans 12:6-8 which to quote 
"We have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us. If your gift is prophesying, then prophesy in accordance with your faith; [7] if it is serving, then serve; if it is teaching, then teach":

Uncle Henry , you will be missed but certainly not forgotten. Let us encourage and spur each other on while it is still today.

OBITUARY

Henry Uriah Hill

10 March, 1932 – 3 August, 2021

Fountainhead Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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