Jerry Dean Hill was born January 5, 1960 and died June 9, 2009 at the age of 49.
Jerry is survived by his parents Otha D. and Bette Ellyn (Nichols) Hill as well as a host of friends.
He will lie in state 10-8 p.m. Monday and a Memorial service will be held 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, both at the Ninde Brookside Chapel.
Jerry was a good man with a kind soul. I am grateful for his help through some impossible and painful times. My thoughts are with those who love him. Till we meet again, Jerry. I love you.
Terry Franz
I remember Jerry Dean as being tan, long dark hair, deep voice, cut off jeans, smiling eyes, and talkative. He was always sweet to me when I was little. I love the Hill Family and hate that they have to suffer this loss. It is so wonderful that Jerry Dean had Robin and Sydney in his life to love and share good times with. God Speed Jerry Dean!
Angelyn Holmes
My love and sympathy is with each and everyone of you. When I think of Jerry Dean, I think of that sweet little boy who loved this Mother and Dad, and he especially loved his little sisters. He also loved his Granny and Aunt Nancy.
Barbara Rigdon
Jerry Dean was the first little baby we had in our family and we carried him around like a doll. He was beautiful, absolutely beautiful -- as a baby, little boy, and young man. Jerry's good nature and innate charm carried him thru life. He was never without friends. Jerry will be missed by his aunts and his grandmother, his dad and sister. I cannot imagine how much he will be missed by Sydnee and Robin. May God ease their grief.
Joan Minor
I've always said Jerry walked to the beat of a different drummer. He had such a lovely and kind heart, but a rebellious nature. He never meant harm to any human being and loved animals and little children. He adored his daughter, Sydnee and his best friend Robyn. He was such a sweet child and was the light of my sister's heart when he was a child. I will always remember the good times we shared and I will see them both in Paradise some day. Jerry, you didn't know it, but I loved you so much. Your Aunt, Nancy. And Granny said, ditto, ditto, ditto.
Nancy E Nichols
My thoughts, prayers and love are with you all as you go through this terribly sad time.
LORNA LASH