Invite friends and family to read the obituary and add memories.
We'll notify you when service details or new memories are added.
You're now following this obituary
We'll email you when there are updates.
Select your format and elements to print
Spencer
Hilton
Jun 1, 2026 — Jun 5, 2026
Spencer Hilton’s brief but bright journey through life came to a close on June 5, 2026, just four days after his arrival into this world on June 1, 2026. Although his time here was fleeting, Spencer managed to pack a lifetime of charm, warmth, and pie into those few days—especially the apple pie, which quickly became legendary in family lore (thankfully, the recipe lives on).
Spencer’s marketing career at XYZ Corporation — traditionally a role stretched over many years — was, in his case, more of a whimsical dream. Still, if he had the chance, we’re certain he would have overseen several successful product launches and stood proudly clutching his Marketing Achievement Award from 2015, raising an eyebrow and cracking a joke about how he “earned it in his sleep.” His kindness and welcoming nature, paired with that great sense of humor, easily made him the go-to guy for morale wherever he went—even if that was mostly in family fantasies and conversations after Thanksgiving apple pie.
Family was everything to Spencer. He cherished time spent with his sister Sarah Johnson, brother-in-law Tom Johnson, and dear friend Rachel Lee—the living pillars who carry his memory forward with love and laughter. Though his parents Susan and John Sr., along with his brother James, have sadly passed on, it’s clear that Spencer inherited their resilience and spirit.
He was also quietly heroic: volunteering regularly at a local homeless shelter, lending hands and heart by providing meals and support to those in need. His dedication earned him the Volunteer of the Year award, a testament to the immense generosity packed into his tiny frame.
While we mourn how short a time Spencer graced us, we celebrate the outsized joy, kindness, and humor he gifted to everyone he met. So let’s raise a slice of apple pie in his honor and remember that even the briefest lives can leave the sweetest taste in our hearts. Rest easy, Spencer—your story was short but definitely unforgettable.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the
Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors