Saturday Spotlight: CCSO Victim's Advocate Kimberly Hill

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is the fifth in a series of profiles that manninglive.com will be posting each Saturday to highlight our first responders and dispatchers who keep Clarendon County a safe place to live. After each Saturday posting, the piece will appear in the following Thursday’s Manning Times. Victim's Advocate Kimberly Hill joined the Clarendon County Sheriff's Office on Oct. 16, 2015. A graduate of Summerville High School's Class of 1990, she holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Phoenix. WHAT MADE YOU WANT TO BE A FIRST RESPONDER? I love helping people. WHAT IS THE MOST CHALLENGING THING ABOUT BEING A FIRST RESPONDER? Making sure I make the right decisions on each case. DESCRIBE A MEMORABLE MOMENT DURING YOUR SERVICE. When my cases overcome their hardships and make a better life for themselves. PLEASE TELL US ABOUT YOUR FAMILY. My husband, Chuck Hill, is a nurse. My daughter, Caroline Hill, works at D&H Barbecue and goes to Central Carolina Technical College. Sara S. Schuhly is a stay-at-home mom with my grandson, Ayden, who is 5 years old. Trey Hill is a junior in high school. PREVIOUS SATURDAY SPOTLIGHTS: CCFD Capt. Glenn A. Costello Inv. Susan Welch Firefighter Joseph Stukes EMS Asst. Supervisor Jeremy Evans