Altoveese R. Hollimon-Hill Obituary (1975 - 2025)

“First the Fat Boys break up and now this!” Altoveese Robin Hollimon-Hill, departed this life on June 26, 2025, at the age of fifty. Altoveese was born on March 12,1975 to Alfred and Patricia Hollimon. Altoveese grew up in the Berlin Township and was educated in the Berlin Township School district, graduating from Overbrook High School in 1993. Altoveese was also a Graduate of Star Technical Institute. Altoveese lived a vibrant, spirited life full of love, laughter, and purpose. She was proceeded in death by her brothers Robert Tiller and James Percival, and dear friend James Leary. Altoveese married Dyon M. Hill on March 28, 1998, though they later divorced, they remained close friends. Altoveese was the proud mother of Jasmine Hollimon, Jordan Bones (Jose), Anthony Frazier, D’Aundre Hill, Dallas Hill, and Demetrius Hill. Altoveese was the “Beloved Tuddie” to her four grandchildren: Amaya Higgs, A’Mani Jones, A’Mylei Jones and Jo’saai Bones. Altoveese dedicated much of her career to education and empowerment. Altoveese worked as an MST- Multi Skilled Technician at Virtua Hospital in Voorhees. From there she became a medical assistant teacher at Star Technical Institute in Stratford. She moved on to become the Project Manager then later the Director of Education for Harris School of Business, helping countless students find their paths in life. Throughout her journey, she also held a variety of jobs that highlighted her determination, versatility, and hustle. Altoveese was a true creative person at heart, she loved to paint, listen to music, and always brought color into the world - especially her favorite Purple. Known for her bold personality, quick wit, and endless supply of movie catchphrases “Bye Felicia” Altoveese was the life of the party, radiating energy wherever she went. Altoveese was outgoing, sassy, and unapologetically confident - a force to be reckoned with and an unforgettable presence in every room she entered. Altoveese’s legacy lives on through her children, grand-children, family, friends, and all those whose lives she touched with her passion, strength, and joy. Altoveese leaves to mourn her six brothers: Samuel Cook, Robbert Winston, Alfred Hollimon (Rhonda), Felete “Chuckie” Hollimon (Ernestine), Alexander Hollimon, and Allen “Dontrell” Hollimon. Altoveese also leaves to mourn seven sisters: Chrystal White, Sonya Mitchell, Alletha “Sharmace” Greene, Alkeena Hollimon Ingram, Kathy Gonzalez, Darlene Freeman, and AlPatrice “Lavasia” Hollimon. She was a special sister to Latisha Mortise and beloved best friend to Sheila Stokes. Altoveese also leaves to mourn a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, family and friends. Altoveese will be deeply missed and truly treasured for her loving spirit, and incredible passion of kindness. May her life continue to inspire all who knew her. “Altoveese loved us all more than her luggage.”