Staci Hill

Staci was born on March 18,1971, in Anniston, Alabama, to Robert Wayne Lee and Karen Seriana Mundy. She grew up in Weaver, Alabama, alongside her sisters, Kelli Dover and Rebecca Bickerstaff, and attended Weaver High School.

If you knew Staci, you knew her family came first—always. She loved her husband, children, and grandchildren with her whole heart, and they were truly her world. She worked as a technical writer at Anniston Army Depot, but her life outside of work was where she really shined.

Staci loved the outdoors—fishing, being near the water, riding ATVs through the woods, and cheering on Alabama football. She lived loud, laughed hard, and wasn’t afraid to speak her mind. Staci let you know who was in charge, but she also loved deeply and fiercely. She had a free spirit, a big personality, and a heart that ran deep.

Her faith was important to her. Staci loved Christ and carried that love with her throughout her life.

She was preceded in death by her father, Robert Wayne Lee, and her grandparents, Mary Jean Heany, Donnie Heany, Thomas Joseph Seriana, and Opal Louise Seriana.

Staci is survived by her mother Karen Mundy (David); her husband, Jeromy Hill; her children, Lauren Lee Ingram (Noah), Sadie Jean Echols (Colton), Robert Logan Dulin, and James Cameron Hill; her grandchildren, Emersyn and Archer; her sisters, Kelli Dover and Rebecca Bickerstaff (Blake); and her nieces and nephews, Skyla, Cain, Brylan, Shylin, Marley, Brewer, and Hazel.

In true Staci fashion, her life will be celebrated later with music, laughter, love, and all the things she enjoyed most.