Brian Hill age 23 was killed on I-75 near Locust Grove Ga. when a tire on his truck blew out causing him to roll,he was ejected from the truck. No others were involved in the accident. Brian is survived by his parents,B.C.and Brenda Perkins Hill, sisters, Regina and Jason Robillard of Hampton Ga, Teresa and Gary Brandt of Seattle Washington, Nephew Chad Rogers,Nieces Sarah Rogers, Amanda and Elyshia Brandt..Aunts,uncles,cousins and a host of friends..Brian was the grand son of the late Clint Hill and Nellie Head Hill.
Funeral services were Sunday July 29,2007 at 2 P.M.
Brian was a loving person,he had scores of friends who filled the chapel for the funeral..He was always a good boy as he grew up never in trouble, Brian had a church going family and he had told his dad that he knew he was saved and would go to Heaven one day.
Brian was an Organ Donar so others are getting a better chance at life because of him.
We will see Brian again one day..
Brian you will always be loved and remembered.
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Thank you Lori for your sponsorship of Brian's memorial,
you are a special person and friend
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Thank you Maureen Keillor for taking the picture of Brian's stone and posting it. May God bless you for your kind deeds
Funeral services were Sunday July 29,2007 at 2 P.M.
Brian was a loving person,he had scores of friends who filled the chapel for the funeral..He was always a good boy as he grew up never in trouble, Brian had a church going family and he had told his dad that he knew he was saved and would go to Heaven one day.
Brian was an Organ Donar so others are getting a better chance at life because of him.
We will see Brian again one day..
Brian you will always be loved and remembered.
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Thank you Lori for your sponsorship of Brian's memorial,
you are a special person and friend
___________________________________________
Thank you Maureen Keillor for taking the picture of Brian's stone and posting it. May God bless you for your kind deeds
Brian Hill age 23 was killed on I-75 near Locust Grove Ga. when a tire on his truck blew out causing him to roll,he was ejected from the truck. No others were involved in the accident. Brian is survived by his parents,B.C.and Brenda Perkins Hill, sisters, Regina and Jason Robillard of Hampton Ga, Teresa and Gary Brandt of Seattle Washington, Nephew Chad Rogers,Nieces Sarah Rogers, Amanda and Elyshia Brandt..Aunts,uncles,cousins and a host of friends..Brian was the grand son of the late Clint Hill and Nellie Head Hill.
Funeral services were Sunday July 29,2007 at 2 P.M.
Brian was a loving person,he had scores of friends who filled the chapel for the funeral..He was always a good boy as he grew up never in trouble, Brian had a church going family and he had told his dad that he knew he was saved and would go to Heaven one day.
Brian was an Organ Donar so others are getting a better chance at life because of him.
We will see Brian again one day..
Brian you will always be loved and remembered.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thank you Lori for your sponsorship of Brian's memorial,
you are a special person and friend
___________________________________________
Thank you Maureen Keillor for taking the picture of Brian's stone and posting it. May God bless you for your kind deeds
Funeral services were Sunday July 29,2007 at 2 P.M.
Brian was a loving person,he had scores of friends who filled the chapel for the funeral..He was always a good boy as he grew up never in trouble, Brian had a church going family and he had told his dad that he knew he was saved and would go to Heaven one day.
Brian was an Organ Donar so others are getting a better chance at life because of him.
We will see Brian again one day..
Brian you will always be loved and remembered.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thank you Lori for your sponsorship of Brian's memorial,
you are a special person and friend
___________________________________________
Thank you Maureen Keillor for taking the picture of Brian's stone and posting it. May God bless you for your kind deeds
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