REE HILL Rhonda Ree Hill, age 56 passed away on Thursday,Nov 22, 2007, at Potomac Hospital. A resident of Woodbridge since 2001, she was retired Physical Education teacher for the Prince William County Public School system for 25 years. She was a woman with an undeniable passion for life, an infectious laugh, great humility ,humor,pizzazz, and grace. Mom ,thank you for your live, selflessness, patience and heroism. You are UNFORGETTABLE!! WE MISS YOU MAMA!! She is survived by her mother, Marie Boatwright; two daughters, Kassidy Hill and Katie Hill; two brothers, Richard Boatwright and Stanley Boatwright Jr; one grandchild, Jaidan Jones. Family will receive friends from 7-9pm on Tuesday, November 27, at Ames Funeral Home at 8914 Quarry Road, Manassas, VA. Funeral services a re scheduled for 11a.m. Wednesday, November 28, 2007 at Ames Funeral Home Chapel at 8914 Quarry Road ,Manassas, VA. Interment will be at Manassas Cemetery, Manassas, VA. Memorial Contributors may be made to the National Capital Chapter for Multiple Sclerosis at P.O. Box 91891, Washington, D.C.
This obituary was originally published in the News & Messenger (Woodbridge, VA).
My cousin and first friend. As with most cousins ours was a love/hate relationship; but mostly love. Torment and giggle- that was our life. Walks to “the little green store.” Teachers who had both of us would forever regret the day. I thought we’d grow old together but she left too soon. Rhonda suffered from MS and it was brutal. Somehow though she’d still pick up the phone to call me, give me my life long instructions... be strong, do not cry, take no ..., and look after my mama. As always I’d say ok because she’d bully you until you’d relent. And that’s was just part of her caring. I loved her-love her still- unconditionally, always.
Jo Bauserman (Duke) (1969)
Rhonda passed 2007
Diana Cox (Monroe) (1969)
REE HILL Rhonda Ree Hill, age 56 passed away on Thursday,Nov 22, 2007, at Potomac Hospital. A resident of Woodbridge since 2001, she was retired Physical Education teacher for the Prince William County Public School system for 25 years. She was a woman with an undeniable passion for life, an infectious laugh, great humility ,humor,pizzazz, and grace. Mom ,thank you for your live, selflessness, patience and heroism. You are UNFORGETTABLE!! WE MISS YOU MAMA!! She is survived by her mother, Marie Boatwright; two daughters, Kassidy Hill and Katie Hill; two brothers, Richard Boatwright and Stanley Boatwright Jr; one grandchild, Jaidan Jones. Family will receive friends from 7-9pm on Tuesday, November 27, at Ames Funeral Home at 8914 Quarry Road, Manassas, VA. Funeral services a re scheduled for 11a.m. Wednesday, November 28, 2007 at Ames Funeral Home Chapel at 8914 Quarry Road ,Manassas, VA. Interment will be at Manassas Cemetery, Manassas, VA. Memorial Contributors may be made to the National Capital Chapter for Multiple Sclerosis at P.O. Box 91891, Washington, D.C.
This obituary was originally published in the News & Messenger (Woodbridge, VA).
Jo Bauserman (Duke) (1969)
My cousin and first friend. As with most cousins ours was a love/hate relationship; but mostly love. Torment and giggle- that was our life. Walks to “the little green store.” Teachers who had both of us would forever regret the day. I thought we’d grow old together but she left too soon. Rhonda suffered from MS and it was brutal. Somehow though she’d still pick up the phone to call me, give me my life long instructions... be strong, do not cry, take no ..., and look after my mama. As always I’d say ok because she’d bully you until you’d relent. And that’s was just part of her caring. I loved her-love her still- unconditionally, always.