Condolence: Dear Hill Family, I just learned of Dr. Hill's passing. I was his student from 1977 - 1981. I cannot express my sorrow at this loss. I once wrote him that "without resort to hyperbole" he was the best teacher I ever had. He loved that line. I saw him last around four years ago and I delighted in his company, as always. I was honored to know him.

Condolence: Amy, sorry to hear of your father's passing. I last ran into him when I visited Marietta during my 25th reunion. Always loved his sense of humor and intelligence. I'd love to get in touch with you.

Condolence: Dear Judy, I was very sorry to hear of Bob's passing. Both my husband Jim and I enjoyed seeing you two at ILR. Also, I used to sing the Messiah when Bob did as well. I feel the hole that both of you have left in the Marietta community. My sincerest condolences, Clarice

Condolence: Dear Mrs. Hill, I was saddened to learn of your husband's death. Please, accept the sincere condolences of both my wife and myself. May your enduring memories of a lifetime spent together lessen the pain of this loss. I, myself, highly respected Professor Hill as a colleague and was always pleased to be on a committee with him. How I enjoyed comments: presented with contemplative hesitance but in decidedly clear and precise words, along with with his characteristic gentle smile. He was truly unique, and I shall always cherish the memory of him.

Condolence: To Amy and family, may the memory of your father and loved one be a source of pride and continued happiness.

Condolence: Dr. Hill taught the very first class I took at Marietta College. He was always a kind and friendly individual, and I looked forward to seeing and talking with him and his lovely wife, Judy, on their walks around Marietta; and during the rehearsals and performances of the college - community chorus, and at the First Presbyterian Church. He was kind, and generous with praise to my late mother, Virginia D, Stocks, when they both served the M.C. Faculty Council. My thoughts and prayers are with Dr. Hill's family at this sad and difficult time. He will be sorely missed.

Condolence: To all of Dr. Hill's family: He was a memorable man who was scholarly and concerned about his students and his beloved Marietta. I enjoyed a number of chance conversations over the years after I was at Marietta College during his and Judy's frequent walks about town. He will be missed fondly.

Condolence: Dr. Hill was my advisor, professor, and friend. Jan and I enjoyed a number of visits as we passed through Marietta. Our conversations were stimulating; they were always a learning experience for me. I have thought of him and Judy any times. Jan and I want to express our best to Judy and the entire Hill Family. Dr. Hill was a light in my life which will never be extinguished. Jan and Rex

Condolence: To Dr. Hill's Family, I arrived as a student at Marietta College the same year Dr. Hill arrived. He was my professor in five different courses. I found him to be very kind and professional at all times. After graduation I left Marietta only to come back eleven years later. I often saw Dr. Hill walking tall from campus to his home in Harmar. Whenever I saw him, it brought back memories of my time at Marietta College. I'm so thankful that he was part of my life experience.

Condolence: To Dr. Hill's Family, I arrived as a student at Marietta College the same year Dr. Hill arrived. He was my professor in five different courses. I found him to be very kind and professional at all times. After graduation I left Marietta only to come back eleven years later. I often saw Dr. Hill walking tall from campus to his home in Harmar. Whenever I saw him, it brought back memories of my time at Marietta College. I'm so thankful that he was part of my life experience.

Condolence: Dear Mrs. Hill and family: My prayers are with you. Dr. Hill was a friend as well as a Professor and Mentor. He was the first professor I ever met at Marietta on my senior tour and a big reason why I went to the College. I am a better person and professional from studying under him and I will miss seeing him on my visits back to campus. Brian

Condolence: Bob was a gentleman and a scholar who shared his wit and attention to detail with all through his delightful Marietta Reading Club minutes. To Judy, Amy, David, and Sarah, we send our love and deepest condolences. Jim and Mabry

Condolence: Dear Judy and family, So very sorry to learn of Bob's passing. I've thought about him a lot during the past year, wondering what he'd have to say about the Supreme Court becoming such an Apple of discord! He was truly a scholar and a gentleman. Love and prayers, Tom