Elizabeth Mary Hillier (26 Aug 1965 - 19 Mar 2020)

Happy childhood memories- especially the Holiday Camps!

Words cannot begin to express our sadness. The loss of such a lovely lady. Thinking of you all xxx

Liz you were an amazing person - so patient, full of goodwill, always calm and positive. You have touched the lives of so many staff and children at Kingswood and you will be greatly missed by all x

In memory of Elizabeth, our love to you all Wendy, Howard, Will & Ben 💕 xx

Liz, you were so welcoming to me when I first started teaching at Kingswood in 2008. I taught Connor before school that year and it was wonderful to see the support and love you gave him. All through his school career you told me how he was doing and it was obvious that were so proud of his achievements and of Leanne's as well. You had such a special way with the children, caring and calm and I always knew you were a special teacher and loving person. You will be sorely missed by everyone at Kingswood and my heart goes out to your lovely family. I hope their happy memories of you will comfort them.

Warmest wishes to you all

Elizabeth you was a beautiful lady inside and out you was always smiley and put others first.I know you are going to be so missed by all your family especially Terry Leanne and Connor big hugs to you all at this sad love Stephanie and Kellie x❤️

I can not express in words how I felt when I was told of the news that Liz had passed away.

Liz we have worked together for many many years at Kingswood, we always sat opposite each other at the table in the staff room at break time, laughing and talking about how our day was going so far. We did playground duties together, we were in class together and went on trips together. Sometimes you would say words and phrases that I had never heard before, I always started laughing with tears running down my face, you always explained them to me, I can't even remember what they were so I could share, my mind has gone blank right now as I am writing this message. 😐
There was a place that you said you went to with your friends and family called Calvary Bar Bistro, you said you will take me there one day but unfortunately it was not to be. Writing this is so difficult we were a kingswood family, ❤ it was a pleasure working with you. You always spoke about how proud you were of your family Terry, Leanne and Connor. I'm sure I was Connors T.A, it has been so long I can't remember.

It is so hard to say a final good bye, good bye to your smile, laughter and our conversations.😂. God bless you Liz.

My condolences and prayers go out to Terry, Leanne and Connor through this difficult time. xxx

Good bye for now Liz. We will meet again one day

Liz you will surely missed RIP

It was an absolute pleasure working with you Liz. I’ll miss our little chats. The bag and my sixpence key ring engraved with my year of birth which you gave me for my birthday I will treasure for ever .🙏🏾♥️ Love Jackie R

I met Liz at Kingswood a good number of years ago. She was very welcoming and helpful to me on the first day I started.
I will always remember her smile and her sitting at the end of the staff room table. And how proud she was of Connor and Leanne also Terry
May The Almighty continue to bless and comfort her family at this very sad time.
Hugs from Sandra😢

I first met Liz when our children ended up in the same classes together at Kingswood Primary. Liz always seemed to be a beacon of calm whether it was in the dining hall or in the chaos of the playground. She was never without a smile for anyone and I remember her having such a hearty laugh. What I will miss are the odd occasions that we managed to meet, me coming home from work and Liz just having left school to go home, when we would catch up and chat a little and always about our children.

Booker T. Washington once said 'Those who are happiest are those who do most for others'. That was so true of you Liz for everyone who crossed paths with you. Thank you for all your kindness as well as generosity of spirt and your beautiful soul which will live on through Leanne and Connor.

Our thoughts are with Terry, Leanne and Connor at this sad time. Sending love to you all.

With love from Mags, Paul, Christopher, Alex and Hanna

In memory of a really beautiful soul that was Elizabeth. You will be sadly missed by us all. With love, Mags, Paul, Christopher, Alex and Hanna...xx

My Darling wife Elizabeth
Today has been the hardest day of my life having to say goodbye to you, I came to the Chapel of rest this morning to say goodbye, then said goodbye again this afternoon for the very last time when we laid you to rest. We had a wonderful 36 years together, we had good times and tough times and we’re always there for each other and always came through stronger.
I cannot put into words the heartbreak that I am feeling right now.
You were taken from us too soon and when you left a part of me went with you that I will never get back. I would give everything to have just one more kiss, one more cuddle, or just to hear you moan at me again for pulling out one of your flowers because I mistook it for a weed like I often did, and when I put your daffodils in the fridge thinking they were spring onions, I can’t say what you called me but you almost wet yourself laughing 😂.
Thank you for our 2 beautiful children that you gave me, you was a brilliant mum to Leanne and Connor and a brilliant wife to me. Give my mum and dad a big kiss from me.
Sleep tight my darling, love you always and forever, you will always be in my heart. xxx

In memory of Elizabeth from Moire Barnabas (friend of Auntie Pauline).

In memory of Elizabeth from Moire Barnabas (friend of Auntie Pauline).