Colton Reed Hill

Colton was a gift to his parents and sister, Ali. He made everyone that knew him a better person.

Colton and his Fiancé, Jadin Bussell, were starting to plan their wedding and were looking forward to their future together. They shared their love of working out, having their own personal concerts at home and in the car. They loved going to concerts together and the two could always be found eating Colton’s Dad’s chocolate chip cake. Colton loved their cat, Callaway, his dog, Caesar and his fish.

Colton was the best Uncle; he loved playing with his 3 nieces and 3 nephews. They spent countless hours on the trampoline, and swimming in the pond. He enjoyed wrestling with the twins and playing Xbox with Easton who he considered more of his “little brother”.

Colton loved his big family full of Aunts and Uncles and Cousins who he loved spending time with throughout the years.

Colton had many interests. He played football, basketball, and track at Kearney High School, but his passion was playing baseball. He played from the time he could walk and through part of his college career. He was inspired by Clayton Kershaw of the Dodgers.

Colton loved most all music. He played the guitar for many years.

Colton loved going deer hunting with his Dad. If not hunting, he could be found on the shooting range.

Colton met his lifelong best friend, Austin Mishou in middle school. They shared the same great sense of humor and interests. The Hill house became the Mishou house and vice versa on any given day.

Austin recently introduced him to golf. They had the good fortune to take a trip to Scottsdale to play on a Championship Course.

Colton was baptized at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church and had accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior.

These words do not begin to cover all of the wonderful attributes that Colton possessed.

If the measure of a man is his family and friends, Colton was wealthy beyond belief.