Obituaries
Jackie Lee Cropper Hinman
04/01/1947 - 02/18/2024
Jackie Lee Cropper Hinman left this world suddenly on February 18th, 2024 at age 76. She was a retired registered nurse and operated the Shepherd's Inn Shelter. Mrs. Hinman is survived by her daughter, Nicole Slayton and her husband Michael, grandchildren Anna and Christian; her son Victor Vogelsang, III and his wife Roxanne, grandchildren Jonathan and Olivia, her stepson Travis Hinman and his wife Kennedy, granddaughter Carolina, her stepson Tyler Hinman and his wife Lisa, grandchildren Shaun, Adrianna, and Skyler. Mrs. Hinman is preceded in death by her parents Harold and Marie Cropper and her brother Harold “Tom” Cropper. A Celebration of Life service will be held on Sunday March 24th at 2:00 P.M. at New Hope Baptist Church, South Hill. In lieu of flowers the family asks memorial contributions be made to Defenders of Wildlife, 1130 17th Street, NW Washington, DC 20036, or online at www.defenders.org. Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home and Crematory is serving the Hinman family, online condolences may be sent through our website www.crowderhitecrews.com .
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Forever friend
I met Jackie 35 years ago when we started out as travel nurses. I just first found today, when I couldn’t get a hold of her to sing Happy Birthday of her death. My heart stopped. A woman so full of life and love and that laughter to die in such a mean way. She brought so much love and happiness into my life. My heart broke today. I want her family to know I will miss your mother very, very much. Love Chrissy
Sorry For Your Loss
Remembering Jackie
I worked with Jackie a number of years ago at the South Hill Pavilion, after I moved back to this area when my father got sick. Jackie was a wonderful person and nurse who cared deeply about the patients she worked with. She was a natural leader in stressful situations. She had a profound sense of right and wrong. My memories of working with Jackie are very fond and she is missed. My deepest condolences to her family and many friends. This came as a huge shock for all of us. Rest in peace, Jackie.
My condolences to Jackie’s family. (She and my mother were first cousins.) Prayers to you all.
Friend
I am still shocked and saddened by Jackie’s passing so suddenly. Jackie became my Psych Nursing Mentor when I transferred to the Pavilion at CMH and again when I joined Nursing Leadership. She shared her compassion, experience, wisdom, and joy in the Lord freely with all she met. Until we meet again, I will deeply miss you my dear friend.
Friend
Jackie will be so missed. She was such an amazing woman. I met Jackie when I started working at the Pavillion in 2006. Jackie will truly be missed. I send my condolences to her family and pray for them.
Trusting God's Plan
I trust God’s plan for my life, and I know I must trust His plan for Jackie’s life. Jackie was full of life, love, service to others in more ways than can be counted. I will miss her as long as I live. I know she lives now in the arms of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. I send my heartfelt prayers and deepest sympathy to her loving children and friends. I will always remember Jackie as a sweet, beautiful lady with a strong, clear, lovely voice singing how much she loves the Lord, her family, her community, and her country. I am eternally grateful to have been blessed with her friendship.
Minister
To the family you all have our deepest condolences and love. I first met Ms. Jackie when she worked at the Pavilion and I was an LPN at the W.S. Hundley Annex. She always treated me as a Friend and with so much kindness. I pray now that God will keep His loving arms around you all !!!❤️🙏🏽
Our Everlasting Friendship
Our friendship is one I could have never imagined but I am ever grateful to have experienced . Sisters in friendship, careers, and God. I will miss everything about you and all that you are to so many. You touched my heart as only a few had. You were a true blessing Jackie !!!
May your family and friends find true peace, sending prayers to all who had the privilege of knowing and loving you.
I only knew Jackie briefly but thought she was such a kind person and was so interested in helping others. May God be with her family in the months ahead without her 🙏🙏🙏
Jackie I remember is a loving, compassionate, and selfless individual who was always full of life. And I will keep it that way by not remembering how you are taken away from this world. My deepest condolences to the family and friends.
R.N
To the Family. It’s hard to understand why people are taken from us, but find comfort in knowing she was a special part of a well lived life.With deep sympathy. Beverly Highsmith former R.N/ Nurse Manger Pavillion
We graduated high school with Jackie and are so sorry to hear of her sudden death. Our sincere condolences to her family.
Psych mental health NP
It was with shock and great sadness that I learned Jackie had been suddenly taken from us. We worked closely together at the Pavilion for several years and I was aware of the wonderful work she also did through the Shepherd’s Inn. She was always a woman of big ideas, who knew how to implement them for the greater good of God’s calling in her life. Your work is now done, good and faithful servant. Rest in the arms of Jesus…until we meet again. Kathy Ruhl PMHNP -BC
From the South Hill Aglow Community Lighthouse
On behalf of the South Hill Aglow Community Lighthouse, and me personally, we offer our deepest sympathy and prayers for your family. Jackie will remain in our hearts as a reminder of joy and connection. She supported our Lighthouse and was a source of hope whenever she joined a gathering.
RN and friend
Rest in peace knowing that you did good in the world. You had a passion for Carig for people now you must rest.
My deepest condolences to Jackie’s family and friends. For many years, I had the pleasure of working with Jackie. She touched the lives of many. The passion to help others was unmatched. Her presence in our community will be missed. Prayers for comfort, peace and understanding.
Friend
I am so sorry for the family you are in my prayers 🙏 Jackie and I met when I was a kid she was the kindest person I have ever met.
I like others are extremely sad, hurt and bewildered.
But I am Happy in knowing that she KNEW Jesus and has had a wonderful Homecoming. Until we meet again my sweet friend. I have memories in my ❤️.
Jackie, you are a very special Angel now still helping people, and still doing your work taking minutes at town council meetings. You will be missed by many. Love you sweetie.
Mrs.
I had the pleasure of working with Jackie at cMH and in the Hundley Center. She was kind, enthusiastic, energetic, and had a contagious joy. I’m so sorry to hear of her death. May her family and friends be comforted by great memories and have peace.
I worked with Jackie for several years. She was such a kind person. RIP, Sweet Lady. ☮️💜🙏 to those left to cherish her memory.
I’m really at a loss for words. It hurts my heart knowing Jackie is gone from our presence. She had helped many, many people in her lifetime as a Nurse, neighbor and friend. And her desire to provide for strangers was evident when she opened The Shepherd’s Inn. This community has lost a True Champion in helping others! My condolences to the Family.
May your love of God forever be remembered and your people love legacy.
I will forever remember our friendship.
BFF and after