Isabell Brown Hill , 95 years old , passed away on Monday, July 12, 2021 at her home outside of Lingle, Wyoming.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, July 24, 2021 at the Community Presbyterian Church in Lingle, Wyoming with Pastor Curtis Hill and Pastor Nate Johnson. Internment will be at the Lingle Hillcrest Cemetery. Isabell was born August 18, 1925 in her grandparents, William and Eliza (Chandler) Snider's home near Torrington, Wyoming to Earl Edward and Britta D (Snider) Brown. She moved with her family to Lyman, Nebraska where she began Kindergarten. Later they moved to Morrill, Nebraska where her father was working construction. When they moved back to Torrington, Isabell finished school in Torrington. In 1943, Isabell worked at the bus depot and lived with Merwin and Elvira Quincy who had three children. When they were not in school, she looked after them. After she finished school, Isabell moved to Newark, New Jersey where her brother, Edward and his wife, Joan lived. She worked in the umbrella factory and also later, the New York Life agency as a file clerk and receptionist. Isabell attended the Arthur Murray Dance Studio and became a professional dance instructor. When she was in New Jersey, she rode the ferry to Radio City to dine and watch shows, visited the Statue of Liberty and went to Central Park in New York. She later toured Abe Lincoln's log cabin at the State Historic site south of Charleston, Illinois. In 1949, Isabell moved back to Torrington to be closer to her family. She had plans to move to Denver, Colorado to teach dance lessons at an Arthur Murray Studio but George Friedrick Hill swept her off her feet and they were married at the Congregation Church in Torrington on December 3, 1949. George and Isabell's partnership lasted 46 years. To this union, two girls were born Nancy Jean and Connie Mae. In 1953, they purchased a place west of Lingle called Wyncote Acres where they farmed and raised Hereford, Angus, and Charolaise cattle. Isabell has lived there 68 years. She was an active member of the Community Presbyterian Church and taught Sunday school, vacation Bible school and taught the youth mission prayer and study group. Isabell was a member of the Lingle Community Presbyterian Church for 62 years. She was a member of the Presbyterian Ladies Association, Lifetime member of the Wyoming Pioneer Association, Ft. Laramie Historical Association, Western History Center and Elizabeth Ramsey Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Isabell was a 4-H leader, clerked at the Goshen County Fair for the Horse judging, and timed events at the gymkhanas.
Isabell's hobbies included attending the Christian Women's Club in Torrington, reading the Bible, crossword puzzles, genealogy, playing piano, keyboard, autoharp to Christian music. She enjoyed dancing, listening to music, baking, gardening, yard work, birdwatching, photography, doing crafts and playing checkers. Her favorite colors were pink and light blue. Isabell liked touring art and history museums. Isabell was a faithful and devoted wife and mother. She was a farmer's wife who helped with the harvest and daily chores.
She was loved and admired by her family for her gentle spirit and generosity. Isabell will be remembered for her commitment to the Lord. She began and ended her day by praying and reading the Bible. She maintained a deep abiding faith in God and frequently sought the Bible for direction in her life.
Isabell is survived by her daughters, Nancy (David) Zimmerer, Lingle and Connie (Joe) Jones, Wheatland, Wyoming. Grandchildren, Diane (Joe) Nelson, Wheatland and Sean Jones, Laramie, Wyoming. Great grandchildren: Dylan and Haylie Nelson, Wheatland. Sisters: Dorothy Eisenach, Cheyenne, Wyoming and Sharon (John) Rife, Payton, Colorado. She was preceded in death by her husband, George Hill in 1995. Her parents, her brothers, Edward, Leroy, Larry and David. Her sisters, Betty Trupp, Donna Cooper, Lois Caldwell, and Alice Brown.
A memorial has been established to Christ Reformed Presbyterian Church in Torrington and the Lingle Community Presbyterian Church. The Colyer Funeral Home of Torrington, Wyoming is in charge of funeral arrangments.
Pallbearers will be : Kevin Cox, Paul Pardus, Brad and Brice Hill, David Hansen and Lane Hageman.
Honorary pallbearers are all her family and friends.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, July 24, 2021 at the Community Presbyterian Church in Lingle, Wyoming with Pastor Curtis Hill and Pastor Nate Johnson. Internment will be at the Lingle Hillcrest Cemetery. Isabell was born August 18, 1925 in her grandparents, William and Eliza (Chandler) Snider's home near Torrington, Wyoming to Earl Edward and Britta D (Snider) Brown. She moved with her family to Lyman, Nebraska where she began Kindergarten. Later they moved to Morrill, Nebraska where her father was working construction. When they moved back to Torrington, Isabell finished school in Torrington. In 1943, Isabell worked at the bus depot and lived with Merwin and Elvira Quincy who had three children. When they were not in school, she looked after them. After she finished school, Isabell moved to Newark, New Jersey where her brother, Edward and his wife, Joan lived. She worked in the umbrella factory and also later, the New York Life agency as a file clerk and receptionist. Isabell attended the Arthur Murray Dance Studio and became a professional dance instructor. When she was in New Jersey, she rode the ferry to Radio City to dine and watch shows, visited the Statue of Liberty and went to Central Park in New York. She later toured Abe Lincoln's log cabin at the State Historic site south of Charleston, Illinois. In 1949, Isabell moved back to Torrington to be closer to her family. She had plans to move to Denver, Colorado to teach dance lessons at an Arthur Murray Studio but George Friedrick Hill swept her off her feet and they were married at the Congregation Church in Torrington on December 3, 1949. George and Isabell's partnership lasted 46 years. To this union, two girls were born Nancy Jean and Connie Mae. In 1953, they purchased a place west of Lingle called Wyncote Acres where they farmed and raised Hereford, Angus, and Charolaise cattle. Isabell has lived there 68 years. She was an active member of the Community Presbyterian Church and taught Sunday school, vacation Bible school and taught the youth mission prayer and study group. Isabell was a member of the Lingle Community Presbyterian Church for 62 years. She was a member of the Presbyterian Ladies Association, Lifetime member of the Wyoming Pioneer Association, Ft. Laramie Historical Association, Western History Center and Elizabeth Ramsey Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Isabell was a 4-H leader, clerked at the Goshen County Fair for the Horse judging, and timed events at the gymkhanas.
Isabell's hobbies included attending the Christian Women's Club in Torrington, reading the Bible, crossword puzzles, genealogy, playing piano, keyboard, autoharp to Christian music. She enjoyed dancing, listening to music, baking, gardening, yard work, birdwatching, photography, doing crafts and playing checkers. Her favorite colors were pink and light blue. Isabell liked touring art and history museums. Isabell was a faithful and devoted wife and mother. She was a farmer's wife who helped with the harvest and daily chores.
She was loved and admired by her family for her gentle spirit and generosity. Isabell will be remembered for her commitment to the Lord. She began and ended her day by praying and reading the Bible. She maintained a deep abiding faith in God and frequently sought the Bible for direction in her life.
Isabell is survived by her daughters, Nancy (David) Zimmerer, Lingle and Connie (Joe) Jones, Wheatland, Wyoming. Grandchildren, Diane (Joe) Nelson, Wheatland and Sean Jones, Laramie, Wyoming. Great grandchildren: Dylan and Haylie Nelson, Wheatland. Sisters: Dorothy Eisenach, Cheyenne, Wyoming and Sharon (John) Rife, Payton, Colorado. She was preceded in death by her husband, George Hill in 1995. Her parents, her brothers, Edward, Leroy, Larry and David. Her sisters, Betty Trupp, Donna Cooper, Lois Caldwell, and Alice Brown.
A memorial has been established to Christ Reformed Presbyterian Church in Torrington and the Lingle Community Presbyterian Church. The Colyer Funeral Home of Torrington, Wyoming is in charge of funeral arrangments.
Pallbearers will be : Kevin Cox, Paul Pardus, Brad and Brice Hill, David Hansen and Lane Hageman.
Honorary pallbearers are all her family and friends.
Isabell Brown Hill , 95 years old , passed away on Monday, July 12, 2021 at her home outside of Lingle, Wyoming.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, July 24, 2021 at the Community Presbyterian Church in Lingle, Wyoming with Pastor Curtis Hill and Pastor Nate Johnson. Internment will be at the Lingle Hillcrest Cemetery. Isabell was born August 18, 1925 in her grandparents, William and Eliza (Chandler) Snider's home near Torrington, Wyoming to Earl Edward and Britta D (Snider) Brown. She moved with her family to Lyman, Nebraska where she began Kindergarten. Later they moved to Morrill, Nebraska where her father was working construction. When they moved back to Torrington, Isabell finished school in Torrington. In 1943, Isabell worked at the bus depot and lived with Merwin and Elvira Quincy who had three children. When they were not in school, she looked after them. After she finished school, Isabell moved to Newark, New Jersey where her brother, Edward and his wife, Joan lived. She worked in the umbrella factory and also later, the New York Life agency as a file clerk and receptionist. Isabell attended the Arthur Murray Dance Studio and became a professional dance instructor. When she was in New Jersey, she rode the ferry to Radio City to dine and watch shows, visited the Statue of Liberty and went to Central Park in New York. She later toured Abe Lincoln's log cabin at the State Historic site south of Charleston, Illinois. In 1949, Isabell moved back to Torrington to be closer to her family. She had plans to move to Denver, Colorado to teach dance lessons at an Arthur Murray Studio but George Friedrick Hill swept her off her feet and they were married at the Congregation Church in Torrington on December 3, 1949. George and Isabell's partnership lasted 46 years. To this union, two girls were born Nancy Jean and Connie Mae. In 1953, they purchased a place west of Lingle called Wyncote Acres where they farmed and raised Hereford, Angus, and Charolaise cattle. Isabell has lived there 68 years. She was an active member of the Community Presbyterian Church and taught Sunday school, vacation Bible school and taught the youth mission prayer and study group. Isabell was a member of the Lingle Community Presbyterian Church for 62 years. She was a member of the Presbyterian Ladies Association, Lifetime member of the Wyoming Pioneer Association, Ft. Laramie Historical Association, Western History Center and Elizabeth Ramsey Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Isabell was a 4-H leader, clerked at the Goshen County Fair for the Horse judging, and timed events at the gymkhanas.
Isabell's hobbies included attending the Christian Women's Club in Torrington, reading the Bible, crossword puzzles, genealogy, playing piano, keyboard, autoharp to Christian music. She enjoyed dancing, listening to music, baking, gardening, yard work, birdwatching, photography, doing crafts and playing checkers. Her favorite colors were pink and light blue. Isabell liked touring art and history museums. Isabell was a faithful and devoted wife and mother. She was a farmer's wife who helped with the harvest and daily chores.
She was loved and admired by her family for her gentle spirit and generosity. Isabell will be remembered for her commitment to the Lord. She began and ended her day by praying and reading the Bible. She maintained a deep abiding faith in God and frequently sought the Bible for direction in her life.
Isabell is survived by her daughters, Nancy (David) Zimmerer, Lingle and Connie (Joe) Jones, Wheatland, Wyoming. Grandchildren, Diane (Joe) Nelson, Wheatland and Sean Jones, Laramie, Wyoming. Great grandchildren: Dylan and Haylie Nelson, Wheatland. Sisters: Dorothy Eisenach, Cheyenne, Wyoming and Sharon (John) Rife, Payton, Colorado. She was preceded in death by her husband, George Hill in 1995. Her parents, her brothers, Edward, Leroy, Larry and David. Her sisters, Betty Trupp, Donna Cooper, Lois Caldwell, and Alice Brown.
A memorial has been established to Christ Reformed Presbyterian Church in Torrington and the Lingle Community Presbyterian Church. The Colyer Funeral Home of Torrington, Wyoming is in charge of funeral arrangments.
Pallbearers will be : Kevin Cox, Paul Pardus, Brad and Brice Hill, David Hansen and Lane Hageman.
Honorary pallbearers are all her family and friends.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, July 24, 2021 at the Community Presbyterian Church in Lingle, Wyoming with Pastor Curtis Hill and Pastor Nate Johnson. Internment will be at the Lingle Hillcrest Cemetery. Isabell was born August 18, 1925 in her grandparents, William and Eliza (Chandler) Snider's home near Torrington, Wyoming to Earl Edward and Britta D (Snider) Brown. She moved with her family to Lyman, Nebraska where she began Kindergarten. Later they moved to Morrill, Nebraska where her father was working construction. When they moved back to Torrington, Isabell finished school in Torrington. In 1943, Isabell worked at the bus depot and lived with Merwin and Elvira Quincy who had three children. When they were not in school, she looked after them. After she finished school, Isabell moved to Newark, New Jersey where her brother, Edward and his wife, Joan lived. She worked in the umbrella factory and also later, the New York Life agency as a file clerk and receptionist. Isabell attended the Arthur Murray Dance Studio and became a professional dance instructor. When she was in New Jersey, she rode the ferry to Radio City to dine and watch shows, visited the Statue of Liberty and went to Central Park in New York. She later toured Abe Lincoln's log cabin at the State Historic site south of Charleston, Illinois. In 1949, Isabell moved back to Torrington to be closer to her family. She had plans to move to Denver, Colorado to teach dance lessons at an Arthur Murray Studio but George Friedrick Hill swept her off her feet and they were married at the Congregation Church in Torrington on December 3, 1949. George and Isabell's partnership lasted 46 years. To this union, two girls were born Nancy Jean and Connie Mae. In 1953, they purchased a place west of Lingle called Wyncote Acres where they farmed and raised Hereford, Angus, and Charolaise cattle. Isabell has lived there 68 years. She was an active member of the Community Presbyterian Church and taught Sunday school, vacation Bible school and taught the youth mission prayer and study group. Isabell was a member of the Lingle Community Presbyterian Church for 62 years. She was a member of the Presbyterian Ladies Association, Lifetime member of the Wyoming Pioneer Association, Ft. Laramie Historical Association, Western History Center and Elizabeth Ramsey Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Isabell was a 4-H leader, clerked at the Goshen County Fair for the Horse judging, and timed events at the gymkhanas.
Isabell's hobbies included attending the Christian Women's Club in Torrington, reading the Bible, crossword puzzles, genealogy, playing piano, keyboard, autoharp to Christian music. She enjoyed dancing, listening to music, baking, gardening, yard work, birdwatching, photography, doing crafts and playing checkers. Her favorite colors were pink and light blue. Isabell liked touring art and history museums. Isabell was a faithful and devoted wife and mother. She was a farmer's wife who helped with the harvest and daily chores.
She was loved and admired by her family for her gentle spirit and generosity. Isabell will be remembered for her commitment to the Lord. She began and ended her day by praying and reading the Bible. She maintained a deep abiding faith in God and frequently sought the Bible for direction in her life.
Isabell is survived by her daughters, Nancy (David) Zimmerer, Lingle and Connie (Joe) Jones, Wheatland, Wyoming. Grandchildren, Diane (Joe) Nelson, Wheatland and Sean Jones, Laramie, Wyoming. Great grandchildren: Dylan and Haylie Nelson, Wheatland. Sisters: Dorothy Eisenach, Cheyenne, Wyoming and Sharon (John) Rife, Payton, Colorado. She was preceded in death by her husband, George Hill in 1995. Her parents, her brothers, Edward, Leroy, Larry and David. Her sisters, Betty Trupp, Donna Cooper, Lois Caldwell, and Alice Brown.
A memorial has been established to Christ Reformed Presbyterian Church in Torrington and the Lingle Community Presbyterian Church. The Colyer Funeral Home of Torrington, Wyoming is in charge of funeral arrangments.
Pallbearers will be : Kevin Cox, Paul Pardus, Brad and Brice Hill, David Hansen and Lane Hageman.
Honorary pallbearers are all her family and friends.
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