Sara Hatcher Tiller, 95, of Panama City, Florida passed away on September 3, 2022. She was born in Geneva, Alabama, on June 2, 1927 to Alvin J. and Edna Register Hatcher. Sara was the youngest of eight siblings; Rex (Sally), Marjorie (Frank), Terrell, Henry "Buck" (Eunice), James, George, and Joseph (Raye). After graduating from Geneva High School, Sara moved to Panama City where she met the love of her life, Henry. They married on January 9, 1954 and spent the next sixty-six years together. While living in Panama City, she worked for International Paper Company, C.C. Walley Bookkeeping, and Seymour Electric.  After relocating to Winter Haven, Florida in 1979, Sara and Henry enjoyed living on Lake Mariana amongst the beautiful oak and citrus trees where many family memories were created. Upon her retirement from ALPI, they returned to Panama City to enjoy a life of family and friends. Sara's faith was a prominent fixture of her life and she cherished her membership at Wallace Memorial Presbyterian Church along with Aldersgate Baptist Church. Sara loved private prayer, Bible study, reading, fishing, and spending time with family.  She left a legacy to her family of God's amazing love and grace and was an example to all who knew her.

Sara was preceded in death by her parents, her siblings, her husband Henry William Tiller, and daughter Sara Jane Tiller.

She is survived by Joel H. Tiller (Lisa), John S. Tiller, Dock N. Haney (Ashley), grandchildren Amanda Burns (Mike), Caroline Knowles, Zachary Gray, AnnaBelle Tiller, and Audrey Tiller; and great grandchildren Cate Haney, Knox Haney, Hayden Burns, Harper Burns, and Hartley Burns; in addition, she was Aunt Sara to 24 nieces and nephews.

Visitation is at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, September 13th, 2022 at Wilson Funeral Home with a chapel service following at 11:00.  Graveside committal follows at Evergreen Memorial Gardens on US 231. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations be made to Meals on Wheels, c/o Bay County Council on Aging, 1116 Frankford Ave, Panama City, Florida 32401 in her memory.