Birth date: Feb 13, 1960 Death date: Mar 9, 2021
Steven Dwayne Hill, 61 of Eustis, FL went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, March 09, 2021. Steven was born on February 13, 1960 in St. Augustine, FL to Walter and Elaine Hill. He was a proud veteran of the United States Navy and se Read Obituary
I was so sad to hear of Steve's passing. I met him back in Allentown PA at a training session and was especially impressed with his logical thinking.
Steve was such a solid person: Hard working and very pleasant to be around. I enjoyed our conversations about his former home in Charleston SC and the old bottles he collected.
There is an empty place in my heart with Steve's passing.
God bless his family with comfort and peace.
Jack Clark
Steve will be dearly missed. I had the pleasure of having Steve as my field tech for about 15 years at two different jobs. Wonderful caring man that was always a pleasure and had great stories to share. Thoughts and prayers for the family in this difficult time.
Like many of his co-workers will attest, Steve was a great guy who always sought to help people. For over 20 plus years, Steve and I were co-workers with bordering territories, so we conversed often, especially around system maintenance times or when we encountered unusual problems with instruments. He’d call and say, “Eric, it’s slow down here and I know you need help with Georgia Cancer, so what do you have?” Whenever I had a problem with the beast (that’s what we named a system we had on-line in the past), Steve would be right there to give instruction and guidance.
More recently, I shared in-person time with Steve this past spring and summer in the Atlanta metro area when he came to assist me with customer training. Although we talked on the phone, we hadn’t seen one another in a long time, so I gave him a big hug. We went back down memory lane and talked about so many things, his bowling and my weight lifting, and our shared back pain from activities we so much enjoyed. Steve talked about his bottle collection and performed a show-&-tell picture exhibit of his prized possessions.
He shared many pictures on our last visit together, from his early Navy days “playing” with nuclear subs, to the boy-faced picture of he and his wife, to the more recent antique car he was restoring. Neither of us could imagine our last visit would be the final time our paths would cross; perhaps that’s why we shared so many memories. I’m thankful to have known Steve and look forward to seeing him on the other side of the land of the living. Peace and comfort unto his wife, family, and friends.
Eric.
We love and appreciate the Hill Family and pray for you during this time of loss. You were all a blessing to us while we served as your Pastor.
My sweet cousin Steven. You were supposed to walk out of there. I have so many wonderful memories of you . Sneaking out at night and hunting for crabs and shells. You were an awesome Man and wonderful father. I'm so sorry for your family, they know where you are. You will be together soon. I Love you Baby. 💙💙💙
We are so sorry for your loss. Praying for you all. Steve was a great man and we loved bowling with yall.
Love,
The Havens Family
