Maria ,Mike,Martin and Family
I am so sorry for your loss.No words will change anything but know ill always be here for you all.Your mom was one of a kind treated me as one of her own. I could always count on her to show up with her big smile and give me a big hug at every memory walk , baby shower or birthday party.I know she is up there watching you all so proud of your strength and the way you have all came together and the support you all are showing for one another .My heart hurts for you all remember there is no time limit for grieving.I will continue to be here for you and keep her memory alive 💖

Willette is Family to me.  I am very sad that she left us. At such a young age is heartbreaking.  She stuck with my Brother for many years. I respect her for that.  They shared a deep, forever love. I didn't talk to her much after my Mom Joanne Hill passed away. She was still family to me no matter what. Willette and Allen were always at Mom's house for all the wonderful holiday dinners. Knowing that  Willette and  Allen were happy, made me happy.  Now my Brother's life will be changed forever.  All of our lives will be different after losing a beloved family member.  And Willette's children love their Mom. I will miss hearing their voices in the background when I call Allen at Thanksgiving. I hope everyone will find peace. And God is with Willette. And with all of us. I always remember the nice calenders Willette made for us every year for Christmas. And wanted to say I was proud of her for becoming a Teamster. May God watch over her.

"Celebration of Life" (Mrs. Willette L. Hill), I've come to pay tribute to your legacy and story (full of LIFE and LOVE) to everyone. Your beautiful spirit and smile touched many of us. Willette met no strangers, she reached out and helped many before she was called home. I'm just one of the MANY. Our Father has called you home to sit by him in peace and now rest. He will wipe every tear from your eyes. There will be no more death, no more sorrow, no more mourning, no more tears, no more pain, no more suffering, no more fears, no more drama, no more anxiety and depression, no more violence, no more injustice, and no more poverty and bills and that's something to definitely celebrate with you Willette. Knowing that you are at peace, and not dealing with this HELL here on earth, and in this world brings me happiness. I'm so happy that you are at peace and only resting until Our Father returns. Thank you Willette for my happy memories (tears of joy). Life is what we celebrate. ALL of it. Even its end. And, in the end, it's not the years in a life, it's the LIFE in the years. I wish I was there to sing a song for you. My song may end, but your melody Willette, will continue...  Willette L Hill (daughter, sister, mother, aunt, grandmother, and friend), Loved by all! Your Teamster Sister because of you - Lindy 

We have been family for 30yrs. We spent alot of time together when I lived in Vegas. I will never forget our memories and crazy times together. You taught my kids how to swim on there back. We would come over to your apartment and all of us would go Michael and Maria and Martin and Maryha and Nicolas. Good times cuñada. Love you May You Always Rest In Heaven❤

Willette was the first friend I made in teamsters. We were in line for drug testing at orientation. Willette and a few other girls were behind me in line talking. She noticed me listening and invited me into the conversation. She was always so happy and excited. During training she was always willing to give me a ride home even though I lived nowhere near her. I’m pretty sure she had to go in the opposite direction to take me home, but she was always happy to do so. A true star dedicated to her work. She truly loved her work always happy to be there, she was the first in our class to journey out. She is greatly missed.

I will never forget your mother , she was such a bright soul with a wonderful smile. She worked so hard on that show floor to be the best Apprentice and journeyman she could be, and it was never good enough for her, she always tried achieve more. I believe she was in competition only with herself, to be the best Teamster she could be. She was so excited to be a grandmother again , what a wonderful lady... she will be missed. Althoughr I'm retired and I won't be on the show floor anymore either way  she's is one of the people I will miss dearly, May she rest in peace.

OBITUARY

Willette Lorraine Hill

January 24, 1970 – August 23, 2020

Palm Eastern Mortuary & Cemetery

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