Henry Russell LIPP

Daryl, We're very sorry to hear of your dad's passing. We will always remember him out tending to his garden! Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. We were neighbors of yours during the '98 flood!

Mr. Daryl Lipp,
Please know you and your family are in our thoughts during this difficult time. We are honored to have had the opportunity to spend time with Mr. Lipp. Thank you for allowing us to meet and care for him. He is truly an inspiration to us all.
Caring Senior Service Staff

To my cousin Daryl, I'm Carol's oldest daughter Vicky. I am sorry to hear of Uncle Hank's passing. I remember he and Aunt Frida when they lived in Toledo. My brothers and I were young when we visited . Uncle Hank was always jolly, always in his garage/workshop. I remember a prized red Cadillac there. They always had pink wintergreen mints for us. We picked rhubarb in the back yard and ate it raw. I remember when I was little wondering why Uncle Hank was always winking at me. He was always...

Daryl......I don't know if you remember me or if I'm writting to the person I used
to know. Sorry to hear about your father. I read about his passing in the local
newspaper "The Toledo Blade". My name is Larry Ramey. I grew up on Myers
St. (555 Myers) in Toledo Ohio and had a friend named Daryl Lipp (it's been
about 63 years ago). We went to Burroughs Elementry School. I just thought
I would send my condolences to you and your family if you are that person.

What a sweet, gentle soul Henry was and ........ such a talented wood crafter! My thoughts and prayers are lifted for family and friends.