Bobbie Beryl McCorvy Hill

Aunt Bobbie,

You were a very unique person. I am going to miss you, and your wonderful positive personality. If it weren't for you in these McCorvy boys lives, then we might have been running the streets. You did so much for our family, I am going to miss you very much.

Love Always,

Michael G. McCorvy

Bobbie was especially kind to my wife Teresa before she passed away from ovarian cancer. She had a lovely spirit and a kind heart. She also went out of her way to interact with my six year old daughter Abby when her mom would bring her to the radio station while she worked. Bobbie brought the Hill family into my family and I will be forever grateful to have known her and to know Bill. My thoughts and prayers forever.

I am saddened to hear that you're gone. As children when we visited Port Arthur your Dad and my Mother sat in your Mama's kitchen drinking coffee, while we played. Fond memories keep you alive in my mind forever.

Your cousin, Sue Ann

Bill and Family,

Bobbie's servce was beautiful just like her! We know that Uncle Robert, Aunt Beryl, and Kevin were waiting for her
at the gates of Heaven. Bobbie was always sweet and caring
every time we spoke with her. She's at home with our Lord!
Our thoughts and prayers are with you for God's comfort.

Ellen and Jack Thronton and Family

We didn't know you well...but we had a common interest..."our" grandson Blake....
So blessed be that you are home..God bless you now and your family!

Aunt Bobbie, I will always remember you for your caring heart, and kindness. Memories of you are sweet with laughter, a strong love of family, and kindness extended to all in need - whether a stray cat or an ill neighbor. Thank you for your encouragement and belief in me.

Bobbie, you are home at last! Your home forever and free from pain and concerns. Your heavenly Father has welcomed you with open arms because you are the rare individual who gave of yourself to so many people. A Christian burial is just the start of an eternal place of joy and happiness. Contrary to what some may call "the beginning of the end" at this moment in our lives it is really "the end of the beginning" of life. Thomas Kinkade, the "painter of light", was your favorite topic of comfort and happiness. He is still with us today but you are in God's house where colors are the most vivid! We are all very happy with that arrangement! We will always love you and will see you some day and let you show us around. You are the best at that!!

Bill, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

love,
Virginia

The world needs more people like Bobbie. She was a very kind, very giving and honest "Lady" of extreme class. She will be missed by all. "God Bless" her family and let peace be with you. Know you are in our prayers.

To Bill and Family,

May you find comfort in God's love during this most difficult time.