Desireé Lynn Lipscomb

I just received the much-belated news of Desiree's passing. I haven't talked to her for 20 years but I will not forget her. What a sweet lady she was.

Desiree was one of the first friends I made at Auburn. We were both members of the class of 1990. She had the greatest sense of humor, laughed a lot and made a tough time in vet school much more enjoyable. We hadn't talked much since graduation but I always considered her my friend. She will be missed very much, goodbye Desiree.

The 1990 Auburn Veterinary Class would not have been the same without Desiree'! That smile and that sense of humor was contagious. She had a kind spirit about her.
We are sorry for your loss. Rest assured she will be remembered fondly and by many.

I was a classmate of Desiree's at Auburn. I'm so shocked and saddened to hear of her passing. She always had a smile and was so much fun. My sympathies are with her family, I know she will be missed.

I remember Desiree as a graduate student in Pathobiology at Auburn when I first arrived here in the 1980s. She was a delightful student who was eager and excited about her discipline. Her later success in her career was a direct reflection of her abilities and enthusiasm for what she did. She will be missed greatly and I feel this loss very deeply. Our thoughts and sincere condolences. R. Curtis Bird, PhD, Professor of Pathobiology.

I'm so sorry to hear of Desiree's passing. She was always very professional and caring and will be missed greatly by her IDEXX family.

Oh Bertie, I am so sorry about Dana's and Desiree's passing. Please accept my deepest sympathy and know that prayers are going up for you. We haven't seen each other in a very long time but I will always remember you as the sweet, loving person you are. God bless you and keep you during this very difficult time.

Desiree[sissy] an Dana grew up with me, I lived across the street an was treated like family. We had a lot of good times together. God bless the Lipscomb's they are still in my heart