Richard L. Hill

Richard Leroy Hill Of Luck, WI, formerly of Hugo January 29, 1940 - June 15, 2013 Loving husband, dad, grandpa, brother and friend died Saturday, June 15th as a result of injuries he suffered after being struck by a car during a vacation in New Orleans. Those who knew Dick will describe him as an honest, hardworking man who loved his family and friends. In addition to his unique qualities that will make him unforgettable to all of us, Dick was also an astute entrepreneur, building C.G. Hill and Sons of Mounds View, MN into a successful small family business. Though it ended too quickly, Dick lived a full and wonderful life. He loved to hunt, fish, and joke around. He was an avid Texas Hold'em player and enjoyed his poker pals. Dick was a hunting guide at Wild Wings game farm for many years and had many stories to share. He and his wife, Tootsie would celebrate 52 years of marriage this August; their lives together were filled with love and adventure. Whether it was fishing, a cruise, the casino or a simple car trip, Dick always made it memorable. He will be sadly missed. Dick's greatest source of pride was his family. He is survived by his loving, wife Tootsie; children, Russ...[more]

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auri) Hill, Patti (Eric) Olson, and Susie Hill. He beamed with pride when he was with his grandchildren, Alex, Tony, and Carter Hill, Hannah, Jacob and Lucas Olson, and Jada Hill. He is also survived by step-mother, Betty Hill; and siblings, Robert (Dianna) Hill and Sharon (Jerry) Krogman, along with many nieces and nephews. Dick was preceded in death by parents, Clayton G. Hill and Shirley (Pat) Hill, and infant, brother Mickey. Visitation will be held 4-8 PM Wednesday, June 19th at Trinity Lutheran Church, 115 - 4th St. N., Stillwater, MN. A celebration of Dick's life will be held at 10 AM Thursday, June 20th at Trinity with visitation beginning at 9 AM. Interment Withrow Cemetery. Whether you knew him as Dick, Dad, Grandpa, you knew a wonderful man. He continues to live through all of us. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to the American Red Cross - Tornado Relief Fund.