REST IN PEACE: Former Super Bowl champ and La Habra star Ronnie Hillman has died after a battle with cancer at 31. MORE:
The news of the former NFL running back's death was announced on his social media page, which was published by his family members,In previous posts, also posted by the former La Habra star's family running the account, it was revealed that Hillman had been battling cancer and was placed in hospice care. The family revealed hours before Hillman's death announcement that treatment had not been successful and the family's priority was to make sure he would be out of pain.
Following his time with the Broncos, Hillman briefly suited up for the Minnesota Vikings and the Chargers, who played in San Diego at the time. Prior to being drafted by Denver in the 3rd round of the 2012 Draft, Hillman starred for the San Diego Aztecs.that I have read and agree
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