Myles Armond Hill

November 28th, 1995, in Cleveland, Ohio. Myles was the eldest of three children

(Myles, Lauryn, Marcellous) born to parents Armond D. Hill, and Andrea Hill (Brooks).

With their love and support he was provided with a solid foundation which helped

him to grow into an intelligent, confident, surefooted man, with a heart of gold.

In January 2021 Myles proposed to the love of his life, Monee’ Love. From the time

they met, the two were inseparable. They shared a love of music, movies, going to

the gun range, and many other joys in life. The two always made a conscious effort

to help each other in achieving their goals & celebrate one another’s

accomplishments.

Myles excelled at anything he put his mind to and was innately great with his hands.

There was no task too tedious, rather it was the mastery of assembling Lego sets

by himself at the age of 7, putting together furniture, or building closet systems for

cash as a teen. The nature of the projects was never an issue, he conquered them all.

At the age of 16 he was given his first car of many, and it was at that time that Myles

found one of his true passions. CARS. There was nothing that could keep him from

tinkering with cars. It made no difference if it was the engine or other car

components, if it came apart, he would learn how to fix or reassemble it. Myles

graduated from Lake Catholic High School in 2014. Then he went on to wisely turn

his passion for cars into a profession. In 2017 he obtained a degree in Automotive

Technology from Ohio Technical College. As a result of his hard work and

unrelenting drive, Myles earned himself a rewarding 6 year career with Cushman and

Wakefield as a Senior Machinist and Robotics Technician.

From early on in his life, Myles was a very intelligent, independent, reliable, and

determined child who showed enormous potential to dominate anything he put his

mind to from childhood through adulthood. It goes without question that he was a

natural leader with a huge heart, a strong will, and a sarcastically quick wit. These

traits made him an excellent big brother to his two siblings Lauryn and Marcellous

and an honorary big brother to a number of their friends as well. Myles made sure

his siblings did not go through or face anything alone. He was a reliable confidant

to Lauryn and Marcellous his entire life. He made sure they helped around the house

with chores, he fed them if necessary, and influenced them in many ways, through

his guidance, music, love, and fun. He, without a doubt passed on his competitive

edge and his strong fighting spirit to his younger siblings. If you have ever seen the

trio play a “friendly” game of UNO you knew it was more serious than friendly, but

all in good fun . As a son, grandson, brother, nephew, cousin, and friend Myles was

the “calm and collected ” one that rarely lost his cool. Though he was calm and

collected, he could respectfully and designedly tell you about yourself when

necessary. Myles had a knack for recognizing when you were experiencing internal

turmoil and he would step right into the fire, take the weight off of your shoulders,

which presented you with an opportunity to recharge and regroup. Myles was a

young man who understood how to enjoy his life with a “work hard play hard”

mentality. He enjoyed playing video games with friends and family, playing

basketball, doing doughnuts and burnouts with his car club “Kutt Up Crew”,

dancing, grilling with his dad, and chatting about life with his mom. He had his own

unique relationship with everyone in his circle and village alike. Myles was

affectionately known by many names throughout his life. Though one name does

not define who he is, we can all agree that he IS and will ALWAYS be LOVED.