![Vounteers, Ken and Cheryl Hill, being interviewed on Clarice's Hometown Heroes segment.](/cmsctx/pv/mdingwell/culture/en-US/wg/71a92893-5b8e-48dc-813c-8d73583ca087/readonly/0/ea/1/h/a65c3bb1dc04b5d1c13964073490033f6b5f7be901ff95d445b62d0ef33a7b57/-/TSRHC/media/Media-Files/PDFS/Becoming%20Patient%20and%20Request%20Treatment/Hill-hometown-heroes.jpg?ext=.jpg&uh=fbbcf9a528b1fea803c88c127b019bdb873ff369cb95887780906b1a658e37d0&administrationdomain=https%3A%2F%2Fcms.scottishritehospital.org)
May 14, 2018 / Spotlight
Hometown Heroes: SRH Volunteers, Ken & Cheryl Hill
Volunteer service led to wedding bells for two Texas Scottish Rite Hospital volunteers. Cheryl and Ken Hill were married April 29th in Wylie.
Cheryl's son, Robert, lost his leg in an accident. The hospital treated him for seven years. Four years ago, he urged his mom to volunteer there.
Ken's daughter, Gina, was treated at the hospital for autism. In gratitude, he also decided to give back as a 13-year volunteer.
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Cheryl's son, Robert, lost his leg in an accident. The hospital treated him for seven years. Four years ago, he urged his mom to volunteer there.
Ken's daughter, Gina, was treated at the hospital for autism. In gratitude, he also decided to give back as a 13-year volunteer.
Watch the full video.