Samuel Clayton Hill

June 1, 1948 - July 5, 2012

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1200 Lamy Lane

Monroe, LA 71201

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Kilpatrick Funeral Home

1200 Lamy Lane

Monroe, LA 71201

318-323-9611 |

Sunday 7/8

A memorial service for Samuel Clayton Hill, 64, will be at 2 PM Sunday, July 8 at First United Methodist Church in Monroe. Officiating will be Dr. Larry Stafford. Interment will follow at Mulhearn Memorial Park under the direction of Kilpatrick Funeral Home, Monroe. Sam was born in Monroe, LA on June 1, 1948 to Fred Marzelle Hill, Sr. and Dorothy Taylor Hill. He passed away on Thursday, July 5, 2012 at his home in Monroe. He was preceded in death by his father. Survivors include his mother, his daughters Carmen Hill Eberts of Monroe; Meagan Paige Hill of Ruston; Samantha Ann Hill of West Monroe; his son Craig Duane Hill of Shreveport; and his grandchildren, Alex-Anne and Isabella Shea Eberts and Caleb James Hill. He is also survived by his brothers, Fred Marzelle Hill, Jr. and wife Pam; Danny T. Hill and wife Judy all of Monroe. He was “Uncle Sam” to many special nieces and nephews and is survived by many more aunts, uncles, cousins and special friends. Sam graduated from Ouachita High School and attended Louisiana Tech University where he was a member of Kappa Sigma. As a service technician, Sam worked most of his career in the restaurant and commercial equipment service business. Sam was a motorcycle enthusiast who loved taking road trips with his riding “buddies.” As a third generation member of First United Methodist Church, Sam regularly attended the contemporary services and continues to leave a legacy of Christian faith and worship. He lived life to the fullest, cared deeply for others and never met a stranger. Sam was passionate about this family and friends. His light hearted spirit, warm smile and jovial bantering will be missed by all. Pallbearers are Jeff Hill, Stevie Hill, Shane Gregory, Kevin Smith, James Maxwell, Danny Ellis, Bobby Wilder, and Jimmy Hickey and honorary pallbearer Jimmy “JY” Youngblood. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorials be made to the First United Methodist Church at 3900 Loop Rd, Monroe, LA 71201 Online condolence messages may be made to the family at www.kilpatrickfuneralhomes.com.

Kilpatrick Funeral Home

1200 Lamy Lane

Monroe, LA 71201

318-323-9611 | Map

Kilpatrick Funeral Home

1200 Lamy Lane

Monroe, LA 71201

318-323-9611 | Map

Sunday 7/8

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I‚Äôm sorry I never got to beat the shit out of him for his 2 year affair with my wife. She had never really gotten over him and I struggle with that even today.

Sam always had a big smile on his face whenever I saw him, and he delighted in teasing me when we went to high school together. I know all you "Hill boys" and the rest of his family will miss him. May God bless all of you.

So glad we got to visit at Fred & Pam's last Thanksgiving before you left to give your daughter a ride to Atlanta so she could make it back to work on time. Chris & I will miss your hearty sense of humor, Sam!

Dear Ones, Oh my goodness . . . what to say? We are so sorry to hear about Sam, and we learned of it too late to attend the memorial. Please know that you are ever in our prayers, as we ask our Lord and His Lady Mother, Mary, to grant to you all - peace of mind and serenity of spirit. May you be enfolded in the warmth of Divine Love and know healing will come. sigh . . . Where have the years gone . . . we love you.

We are so sorry for the loss of Sam and so thankful to have seen him at our 45th class reunion last June. Another Lion has left us and we will remember him and his laughter.

Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.

WE HAD SOME GREAT TIMES BUDDY,,I WILL MISS YOU,,I HAVE A FRUIT JAR ,BUT DON'T KNOW IF IT"S APPROPRIATE ANYMORE HA,,,LOVE YA

Sam will be missed greatly. He will always hold a special warm spot in our hearts for his help with Jim's service customers during Jim's illness. His smiling attitude of life helped him live his years to the fullest.

I was so sorry to hear of Sam's passing. Sam and I attended & graduated high school OPHS'66. In "our day" a common saying was "Who in the Sam Hill do you think you are?". Well, Sam Hill was truly Sam Hill and a wonderful person. My sympathy and condolences to all on your loss.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.