HardiQuinn Raina "Hardi" Hill, 9 of Brownwood, passed away Monday, August 22, 2022 in her home. A private Graveside service will be held at a later date. For information email Hill.dawnfaith@gmail.com.

HardiQuinn Raina "Hardi" Hill was born in Abilene, TX on October 11, 2012 to Dawn Faith Hill.

Hardi was always curious and energetic growing up. She always put a smile on your face just by walking into the room, or just saying hi. She loved animals, and always wanted to bring them home. She liked Unicorns, watching scary movies, and taking family vacations every year to Padre Island, San Antonio, but Luckenbach was her favorite by far. She loved her family so very much and picking on her brother Timothy. She loved to draw, write, and color. There were many times she might trip on air, fall out of nowhere, and jump up saying "I'm ok", and keep going. She loved night fishing with her brother, grandma, Jamie, and I. She would laugh when my line would break. She loved playing hide and go seek with her brother, being so small, she always could find the best hiding spots. She couldn't wait for October to get here where most kids loved Christmas, Hardi loved Halloween. She loved skulls an trying to scare everyone (but she would start laughing and you would know that she was getting ready to try and scare you). She loved staying nights at grandmas, watching tv, ordering pizza and also singing Jesus loves all the children of the world with her grandma before bed. She loved chasing storms with Jamie, and listening to stories about her grandma Dianne Anderson growing up, her great grandma Ruby Jones Smith that grandma would tell her, and Jamie, she loved listening to all stories about them, where they had lived, or gone on vacations. She enjoyed making forts with her brother Timothy and playing mind craft with him. She was the light in everyone's day wondering what she might go next.

Left to cherish her memories are her parents Dawn and Jamie, her brother Timothy, her Grandmother and many more that loved her.

She will always be remembered for her curious nature. She will never be forgotten.