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"Christopher Marion Hill Jr., Age 30 of York, Pennsylvania was taken home suddenly on February 14, 2021. His family is shocked, saddened and mourns him greatly. The best way to describe his life would be to separate his childhood from adulthood. He was taken too soon, but his life was full and he made sure of it. As a child he was better known as CJ. As an adult he assumed the titles of:  “number one son”, Daddy, Brother, as well as Uncle Chris.  Born July 7th, 1990, CJ was the first-born son to parents Christopher and Sharon Hill at Fort Lewis Army Hospital in Tacoma, Washington.Three years later, he eagerly and proudly took on the title of big brother. This is mentioned as an example of how seriously he took on any task that he encountered. He was a deeply loving person. When he loved, it was full and complete, with absolute dedication and reliability.CJ loved playing instruments, watching martial arts movies, and making everyone he met smile. He was so intelligent and talented that he was selected for the Baltimore Ravens Marching band while still in high school. He chose to graduate from high school early to serve the United States military as his parents served before him.  He proudly served in combat for the country that he loved.   While serving in the Army his first child Nikolai was born and his name changed from CJ and Officially became “Daddy”.  As Daddy, being a Father was his favorite job. As he started having more children in his life, his spirit became even more renewed and energized. His interests changed. Focusing on working hard for his children, gaming during his down time, and riding his motorcycle. He most recently gained an interest in disc golf according to his closest friends. His loyalty was to anyone who had the strength to ask for help. Chris would do anything that he could to rectify a situation. Because watching someone hurt was his kryptonite. He had this magnetic personality that would energize any room that he entered. He was always someone people could turn to at any time of the day, and he took a lot of pride in that. He will best be remembered by his family and friends for his limitless generosity with his time, possessions, patience, jokes, and contagious smile. He truly viewed the world as something to be shared by all, and asked for nothing in return, except for everyone’s happiness. Christopher Marion Hill Jr. is survived by his partner Megan, four children, Nikolai (11), Lucas (6), Jasper (4), and Zorriah (1); two sets of parents, his mother, Sharon Hill and Clarence Howard. As well as his Father, Christopher Hill Sr. and Cindy Calderon-Hill. Four sisters, LaChrisha Hill, Anjone’t Hill, Samantha Howard and Samantha Scott. As well as a very extensive extended family. He also leaves behind his childhood friends, Luke Monan, Autumn Clements, and Kayla Hoover. As well as many others that had the unique opportunity to get to know and love him. He is preceded in death by his maternal Grandparents, Robert and Thelma Bennett, and his paternal Grandparents, Edmond and Ethel Hill.  In remembrance of Chris Jr.’s love of his children, in lieu of flowers, the family is requesting that donations be made to his children’s care fund. The care fund and the children&#39;s names and their individual ID numbers are listed:Navy Federal Credit Unionwww.navyfederal.orgNikolai C. Hill15455790Zorriah N. Hill15455834Lucas A. Hill15455873Jasper A. Howard15455893"
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