Coach Ron Hill

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Coach Ron Hill

October 6th, 1956 - March 24th, 2020

October 6th, 1956 - March 24th, 2020

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Mr. Ron Hill, a beloved member of The Mount Vernon School's Upper School teaching and coaching staff, passed away on March 24, 2020. This is an incredible loss to our community, as he has had an impact on many of us. We could only wish to have a little of Coach Hill in our lives -- a big smile with an even bigger heart. In 1975, early on in his career, Coach Hill enlisted in the US military. Brave and courageous beyond measure, he fought hard and rose up in the ranks, serving our country until 1983. Also, he was the National President of the Sigma Alpha Gamma Military Fraternity, service-minded military men achieving their highest potential both professionally and personally. During his nearly 7-year tenure at Mount Vernon, he served as a teacher in the Upper School as well as a coach in football, basketball, and track in the Middle School and Upper School. More importantly, he cared deeply for Mount Vernon students and his colleagues, always empathizing with them yet challenging them to be better. He stood up for us during times of rejection, failure, and loss. Now, we need to stand up for Coach Hill, unite in celebrating his impactful life, and pray for his grieving family. Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers. Dr. King said, "Everybody can be great because everybody can serve...You only need a heart full of grace, a soul generated by love." Coach Ron Hill, a coach, teacher, and friend had a heart full of grace and a soul generated by love. We salute you, Coach Hill. We will miss you, but we know you are in the hands of our Heavenly Father.

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Peyton DeWeese

I first met Coach Hill back in 6th grade when I began to run track. I remember him as this guy who wanted nothing more than to push us to be better than we already are, and not only to become better runners, but better people. What really stood out was Coach Hill stretching our muscles as far as they go. It was terrifying in the moment, but I think it was hilarious when I look back on it. I remember in freshman year of high school, we had a special gathering on Veteran's Day for Coach Hill. His story of his conflicts and how he pushed through life to become a great person was so inspirational. I truly regret not talking to him more in high school. Instead of casual greetings, I could have joked around with him and learn more about Coach.

Published April 5th, 2020
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Evan Batka

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Coach Hill, You were one of the best coaches I've ever had. Thank you for challenging me and believing in me. I'm sad that I will not be able to play football for you, but I'll always think of you when I throw the shot and discus. I will miss you. -Big Guy

Published March 27th, 2020
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Hannah Green

Coach Hill never failed to make me smile. He would always be uplifting people or cracking jokes and would never fail to make me smile. He would always ask how I was doing and just cared for the kids at Mount Vernon like his own. He will be missed greatly and will forever be in our hearts. Rest easy Coach Hill.

Published March 26th, 2020
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Amelia DeWeese

Coach Hill, You really inspired me to run the best I could on the track. I remember you would always say " I will make you run until I am tired". I don't know if track will ever be the same without you. We will miss you.

Published April 5th, 2020
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Jennifer Batka

Coach Hill ~ we are heartbroken about losing you. Evan really enjoyed being on your Track and Field team last year and earlier this year. You believed in him, encouraged him, and coached him well. I didn't know you but I know you were a good man and a blessing to so many. Thank you for your love and for being a wonderful role model for Evan. Many tears have been shed for you. We miss you Coach.

Published March 27th, 2020
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Chris Andres

"To be a Virginian either by Birth, Marriage, Adoption, or even on one's Mother's side, is an Introduction to any State in the Union, a Passport to any Foreign Country, and a Benediction from Above." -Anonymous I'll send news of the Hoos everyday. "Wahoowa!" Love you Coach

Published March 26th, 2020
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