Robert Courtney Hillner

I volunteered with Bob at Habitat for Humanity's Restore for several years. He was a true gentleman & had an excellent work ethic. Bob always had a smile & a pleasant word. He will be missed.

Bob was our next door neighbor for the past nearly 45 years. We can’t imagine a better neighbor. He was always very helpful with advice on maintaining a home, which comes in very handy for first time homeowners. He would also offer the use of his tools when he noticed something with our house that might need repair. In recent years when he needed help with something we were able to return some of the many favors and kindnesses he had done for us over the years. Bob selflessly provided home care for his wife Kay for years up until just a few months before his death. He also volunteered generous amounts of time to serving his community. He had a life well lived, and provided a wonderful example to his fellow neighbors and coworkers to aspire to. We will miss him very much and will always remember him very fondly. Ed and Julie Murphy

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I worked with Bob for many years at the DOJ. My best and most enduring of memories is of Bob's patience with somewhat difficult attorneys under stressful situations. By attorneys, I mean me. Bob was dedicated to doing the right thing, in the right way. So many in like jobs just "call it in." RIP, Bob. And, thanks.

I feel so sad at Bob and Kay's passing. He was my last cousin. We hadn't talked to each other for a number of years, but he found me in Arizonia a few years ago and we had a number of conversations recalling times past. My heart and prayers go to Trish and the family and friends. Cousin Richard Mount