Mr Hill!
Always the true gentlemen.
A very influential and sincere person who helped to shape and guide youthful ambitions.
Mr Hill I feel privileged to have known you.
From
Burchell (on behalf of all the Davidson family).
RIP

R.I.P Mr Hill, what a kind gentle man I knew him through West Indian Association and his J.P services so very good at what he did, will be missed greatly by Derby. Condolences to family. Left by Pam Mullings. 13.7.2020

I had the lovely pleasure of knowing Charles, he was a resident at my place of work before residing at “Bluebell”. Just one fond memory that comes to mind, every day Charles would always come to the kitchen to have a chat...even if it only “good morning” or sometimes just a “wave”. He was a true gentleman. Rest in Eternal Peace.

Mr Hill, was one of Derby's pioneers.He contributed to establishing the foundations for Derby city's Windrush generation and their descendants to realise their potential.
Mr Hill, you will be missed.
Professor Cecile Wright.

RIP. Charie. !!! Knew him and the rest of the family from 1950s Our families were good friends. Charlie was very well respected by the WI community. He was always the hub for the WI community organising days out at the seaside and dances. He would always help anyone who needed his help As he was a very knowledgable and intelligent warm friendly man. Ronald Durham.

I had the pleasure of meeting Charles at my grandparents golden wedding anniversary a few years ago, a true gentleman. Rest in peace Mr Charles Sheridan Hill JP.

R.I.P Mr Hill,
What a Gentleman you were.May our good Lord look after you in Heaven Sir.You were the first Important Person to have signed important paper work for me in this country many years ago.Respect to you.
Wayne Haslam