Sending sincere condolences to John and Debbie and their family as well as to the entire Hill family.

Debbie and family, my deepest condolences on your loss.
Unfortunately I have to work on Friday or I would be there to help you celebrate Doris, and a life well lived.

Doris was always a beloved member of Nobleton United. It was so great to see her 3 years ago celebrating her 100th birthday with her friend and sister-in-law Annie Hill who was also celebrating her 100th. I enjoyed taking the church’s newsletter to her when she was living in the Seniors’ apartments in Nobleton. She was always friendly and full of interesting news.

Will miss our visits
Your wish came through
Love Ron

Marilyn, we are very sorry for your loss. 103, how incredible, the memories you must have. Sending condolences to you and the family. Xo
Jeannie, Andy and Sherri

I have many fond memories of both your parents, Deb ❤️ As a child, they were always so welcoming and I admired how beautifully well kept your home was. Their values of family, friends and community were well evident. One memory that resonates with me is how comforting it was to see your parents sitting on the front porch most summer evenings and greeting whom ever passed by. It represented to me that all was right with the world. At this time, I know you and your family will feel blessed with your memories of your mom.
Love Barb

So sad to hear of your Mothers passing. I knew her from a child growing up in Nobleton. My thoughts are with you all.Ailene Mabee

Debbie and family

So sorry to hear of your Mother’s passing- She was a great neighbor for many years, We are in Florida and unable to attend ,

Sincere condolences to the Hill Family. Doris was a loving and supportive mother-in-law for the past 50+ years especially during daughter Marilyns illness and subsequent death. The good memoirs will last forever.
David Broad

Deb, Ed and families – Please know my thoughts are with you all at this difficult time. Your parents were a wonderful couple and I have many, many fond memories of them. Barb (Brown) Douglas

Thinking of you at this time. It is wonderful that you have had your mother for such a long time.

Deepest sympathy to you all. Aunt Doris will be missed. I am sure her 5 other card buddies are thrilled to have their 6th member of the group to play some euchre.
Hugs to you all
Lynda Kaake
Jamie & Vanessa & Audriana
Jodi & Mike, Carter & Jailyn

Ed: Deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved mom!. You were very fortunate to have had her for so long.
I do have many fond memories of both of your parents’ kindness to me.
Sincerely
Anne (Tomalin) Pendergast

Deb, Ed and Families
My deepest condolence on the passing of your mother.
I will always remember her and Annie Hill coming to my sister’s funeral in 1999. It was a very kind and thoughtful gesture. My memory of your Mom is of a woman who was very kind hearted and appeared to always be smiling.
What a joy and blessing to have had her with you for so long.
Muriel Sampson

Doris was a very special person. I feel blessed to have known Doris since my high school days in the 50s when Marilyn & I were friends. My thoughts are with the family at this time.

What an amazing journey Doris had. I was glad to see her and Annie at their 100th and so many other old neighbours from, the hood. Between Doris and Percy, Oliver and Lydia Emerson, we little buggers were well looked after, it truly was the original Neighborhood Watch, We have so many cherished memories of them. From The Westbrook Boys (all over 70 now)
Phillip, Ted, and Richard.

So sorry to hear about you Mother I was away so I would like to give my condolences to the Family. Doris was a real good neighbor and we had a lot of chats on her porch when she lived in town.