Sandra Hill

Sandra B. Hill was born Sandra N. Brown in Marion, Kentucky on September 8, 1938 to Rex and Catherine Brown. She went to be with the Lord on September 14, 2021, in Phoenix, Arizona. Sandy, as she was known by her family and friends, enjoyed growing up in rural Marion. Soon after she was graduated from Marion High School, she married Reginald Hill, also of Marion. She moved to Paducah, KY and worked for Southern Bell Telephone company. Shortly thereafter, Sandy, Reginald and their three sons moved to Gary, Indiana. In 1972, Sandy and her young family moved to Arizona where she worked in the banking industry until her retirement in 2000. Sandy enjoyed the company of her loving extended family and numerous friends. She took delight in Crown King, Flagstaff, The Phoenix Suns, The Arizona Cardinals, all board games and Bunco. Sandy’s love of the Lord is an example for everyone and was profound. Sandy was grateful to do the Lord’s work through the many charitable organizations of her church, Bellevue Heights Baptist Church, Sun City, Arizona. She loved her church and faithfully served in many of its ministries. The absolute pride and joy of Sandy’s life was her three “Boys.” She took great pleasure talking about her sons’ advances and successes. Along with her sons, Sandy was blessed with 5 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. She is survived by her sons, Anthony Hill (Marion, KY) and Glenn Hill (Marion, KY) and Mark Hill (Phoenix, AZ); 4 of her 5 grandchildren; a sister Shirley A. Martin of Coraopolis, PA and a brother William Wayne Brown (Yvonne) of Portland, OR; and many nieces and nephews. Sandy is preceded in death by her parents, Rex and Catherine Brown; a granddaughter, Brylee Hill; two brothers, John Robert Brown and Walton Brown; and by a sister, Bettie (Brown) Fuller. A private family service was held at Menke Funeral Home (Sun City, AZ) on September 17th 2021. The public memorial service for Sandy will be held at Bellevue Baptist Church (Sun City, AZ) at a date and time to be announced. Expressions of sympathy may be made through donations to Rainbow Acres Camp and The Hart Pantry (www.hartpantry.org). Donations to Rainbow Acres may be made through the Bellevue Heights Baptist Church.