(2019-09-19 11:53am) Christal Pope wrote:
Mr. Hill was one of the favorite teachers at LU. He always kept us laughing. He also had alot of patience with his students(believe me). My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this time. God Bless.

(2019-09-19 1:34pm) Jodie Seal wrote:
He was great guy and an amazing daddy.

(2019-09-19 1:39pm) Juana Woods wrote:
Prof. Hill taught me to believe that I could learn math. He will be missed. A man that loved his job God and his family.

(2019-09-19 1:43pm) Nicole Turner wrote:
I truly enjoyed working with Mr. Hill. He was one of the nicest, kindest, most genuine people I have ever known, and I will truly miss him. My prayers are with your family. God bless.

(2019-09-19 1:50pm) Charles Spurlock wrote:
Simply a great human being that I will miss deeply.

(2019-09-19 2:05pm) Vicky Fondjo wrote:
Mr. Hill, my thoughts and prayers are with your family. It was a joy to work with you. I will never forget the warmth your smile and availability brought each and every day to the math department in particular and to Langston University in general. May you rest in peace.

(2019-09-19 3:54pm) Cherie Ognibene wrote:
My deepest sympathy and condolences go out to all friends and family. I worked closely with Mr. Hill the last 2 years and remember him fondly from when I was his student. We as the Langston community have lost a true legend and the hole he has left on campus is unfathomable. I am still in shock. He was a great man. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

(2019-09-19 6:16pm) Cassandra McMinn wrote:
Anthony you were very sweet and you will be greatly missed. Rest in peace

(2019-09-19 6:30pm) Doris J Jones wrote:
I will truly miss you. You were always there for me and Heaven will welcome you with open arms. May God comfort the family.

(2019-09-19 8:34pm) Emerald Griffin wrote:
I never had a chance to meet Mr. Hill, but he has left a impact with my husband and I. My son is a student at Langston and he would share with us a many of times how he enjoyed talking with Mr. Hill. He encouraged my son and I'll forever be grateful to know that he made my son feel at home at the LU! Your family will be in our prayers. May God continue to comfort you all! God Bless

(2019-09-20 7:08am) Kimberlee Vick wrote:
As you comprehend this profound loss, let yourself cry knowing each tear is a note of love rising to the heavens. With my deepest condolences, Every time I saw him, he would ask for a "Kimism!" Langston University and I will miss his iconic presence.

(2019-09-20 8:41am) Jameco Keon Malone wrote:
Professor Hill was my 10th grade Geometry instructor at Clarksdale High School. He was filling in for our teacher because she was out of school for about 4 months due to something beyond her control. However, when she returned almost the end of the semester we wasn't excited because we had gotten use to Professor Hill method of teaching which was superb! He later introduced me into (DECA)"Distributive Education Clubs Of America B.K.A. CO-OP I AND CO-OP Il. I am really thankful to have met Professor Hill. He was the greatest and his love for math would never go unnoticed! May God Bless You And Keep His Family! Clarksdale High School, Clarksdale, MS: Class Of 2000!

(2019-09-20 9:26am) Grace Edobor wrote:
May God comfort you today.

(2019-09-20 9:30am) Carl Collins wrote:
Mr. Hill personally made my transition as new professor and assistant band director last year very smooth by offering friendly and timely advice on how to function and prosper at Langston University.A great and kind soul. .

(2019-09-20 9:44am) Annette Stanley wrote:
My deepest sympathy to the Hill family.

(2019-09-20 9:44am) Tyra wrote:
May God comfort you today.

(2019-09-20 9:59am) Jasmine Johnson wrote:
I always look forward to seeing Professor Hill and Dr Peterson, they were such lights in my life as a student at Langston. He was always so insightful and easy to talk to with all of my dilemmas. I remember as a freshmen and the first week I was ready to go home and he told me to hold out one more week, knowing i would stay and come back to him with an update. Next week turned into years and graduating. I appreciate all the humor and love he showed everyone including me. He actually cared about your well being and has helped me on several occasions. He will always hold a place in my heart and be remembered for all of his kindness and care. May we all cherish the memories and love he left and lift his family in prayer, until we meet again.

(2019-09-20 10:20am) Triniti Adams wrote:
You were a great man we loved you

(2019-09-20 10:25am) Justina Tibbs wrote:
My deepest sympathy is with the family during this time. May you feel his loving presence.

(2019-09-20 10:42am) Keyisha Thomas wrote:
Wow... so sad to hear this.. Professor Hill will definitely be missed. God Bless his children and Spose.

(2019-09-20 11:26am) Dr. Evia L. Davis wrote:
God bless you and your family richly.

(2019-09-20 11:53am) Royce Mack wrote:
May you feel his loving presence. Mr. Hill was a very pleasant young man to talk to and work with. He truly wanted the best for each and every one of his students. His dedication and commitment showed nothing less. God Bless and keep his family and dear friends at this difficult time. Psalms 116:15 says "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints" Rest in peace Mr. Anthony Charles Hill, your work down here is complete.

(2019-09-20 11:58am) Michael Hamilton wrote:
My deepest sympathy.

(2019-09-20 12:44pm) Dr. CJMambula1 wrote:
May Your Soul Rest in Peace, Dear Friend.

(2019-09-20 3:21pm) Lonnie Johnson Jr. wrote:
I am still in disbelief that Tony is no longer in our presence here at LU; but, I am comforted in knowing that he is in the presence of the Lord. Tony has etched in our hearts what it means to be a caring person. For students and faculty alike, he was always doing whatever he could to show that he cares. Whether telling a joke, making us smile, or offering words of encouragement, he was there for us. And, I offer my deepest sympathies to the family. We’ll miss him dearly.

(2019-09-20 3:46pm) Thelma Wallace wrote:
God bless you and your family richly. Your family is in my prayers. I will truly miss Anthony.

(2019-09-20 6:02pm) Kimberly Streeter wrote:
My deepest sympathy.

(2019-09-20 9:29pm) Estapraq Kahlil wrote:
I am deeply saddened to see this. You were so caring and gentleman. My prayers are with your family.

(2019-09-20 10:44pm) Betty Jean Jackson wrote:
My deepest sympathy.

(2019-09-21 10:04am) Krystle & Darryle Hershey wrote:
My deepest sympathy. We loved spending so much time with you as couples ....so much laughter and good times.

(2019-09-21 10:41am) Jay And Misty Wakefield wrote:
We worked with Mr. Hill for several years, but more closely over the last two years. He was an extremely genuine individual. He was always able to make you laugh, even when you may not have wanted to. His brilliance in teaching math to his students was amazing. He really connected with them and took the time needed to get them to learn. Langston University Has truly lost one of the greatest faculty they have had in the math department and overall campus. His caring attitude really made him special. We already miss him. Deepest condolences and prayers for his family.

(2019-09-21 11:17am) Jay And Misty Wakefield wrote:
We worked with Mr. Hill for several years, but more closely over the last two years. He was an extremely genuine individual. He was always able to make you laugh, even when you may not have wanted to. His brilliance in teaching math to his students was amazing. He really connected with them and took the time needed to get them to learn. Langston University Has truly lost one of the greatest faculty they have had in the math department and overall campus. His caring attitude really made him special. We already miss him. Deepest condolences and prayers for his family.

(2019-09-21 12:33pm) Dr/ Deborah Burroughs wrote:
My deepest sympathy to the Family. Professor Hill started teaching Math at the LUOKC under my tenure as Director of Programs. He was professional and dedicated to the task. He greatly impacted our students, and he will be missed. May God continue to strengthen all of you. .

(2019-09-22 5:18am) Esther Keener wrote:
Pain and sorrow are always felt by family and friends by the passing of a dear love one or friend. Rest assured that there is eternal peace and rest in the Lord. God bless all

(2019-09-22 5:29am) Esther Keener wrote:
Pain and sorrow are always felt by family and friends by the passing of a dear love one or friend. Rest assured that there is eternal peace and rest in the Lord. God bless all

(2019-09-22 10:49pm) Xavier Jones wrote:
I miss you more than you’ll ever know man.. this truly broke my heart. I love you! The family will never ever be the same. We all loved you beyond comprehension. Save us some seats up there ????

(2019-09-23 7:41am) Alicia Sumlin wrote:
My deepest sympathy to the family of Mr. Anthony Hill.

(2019-09-23 8:16pm) MaKayla McCall wrote:
Langston will never be the same without you. Thank you for being apart of my growing process. Best math teacher at Langston. Condolences to the family. Praying for you all.

(2019-09-26 1:00am) T’Keyah Hurd wrote:
Dr. Hill was one of the few and only teachers who actually cared about his students at Langston. When my brother passed away 5 yrs ago he got me a sympathy card and had the whole class sign it for me. That mean’t a lot to me and I’ll never forget it. He was so funny, charismatic, and hardworking. Thank you Dr. Hill for being you. R.I.P