Birth date: Jan 2, 1952 Death date: Apr 28, 2017
Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. – Proverbs 3:5-6 Henry Lee Pippins was born to the late Pearlie Pippins Bennett and Read Obituary
Scott County District Baptist Association , Congress of Christian Education, Woman's Auxiliary, & Youth department extend our prayers and condolences to the family and Rev. Willie E. Jones in the lost of his brother Henry Pippins.and Because we care we send our love to the family of Brother Henry Pippins. . May the memories you shared with your love one stay with you and bring you comfort .
Thinking of you at this difficult time: Family of Joe & Jacqueline McDougle.send our love, prayers, and condolences to the family. Memories of his kindness, smile and concern for other will always be remembered.
The Ficklin family of Morton, Mississippi and surrounding areas send our deepest condolences and prayers to the family of Henry . Henry one of the nicest people you could ever have known.
From His Coworkers
Latoyia Goffney
“One of a Kind”
H- Humble- He was very modest, always helping those in need.
E- Encouraging- A true team player who would push us to be the best.
N- Noble- His personality and willingness to go over and beyond.
R- Rare- His knowledge was valued, unique, there will be no other.
Y- Youthful-His love for God, family and his co-workers will forever live in our hearts, he will truly be missed.
Shanty Jo jo
I have known Henry ever since I joined working with the PeopleSoft team in 2014. He was always very helpful and kind to me. He was such a happy person.
Even when he was not feeling well he was always very considerate of others feelings.
One thing I knew about him is that he loved his family and the outdoors, especially playing Golf.
If he knew it was going to be a sunny weekend he was all ready to play Golf.
He would say don’t call me if there is a ticket, I will be too busy playing Golf!
Every summer he looked forward to taking his family in the RV to New York to watch the US Open or to meet family, we all loved hearing about his trips.
We will all miss him at work greatly.
He was such a good person and a friend.
Neomi Balderas
I worked with Henry at Parkland since 1999. We know Henry was smart, thoughtful, generous, and kind. He was a true gentleman and an exemplary family man. He had an amazing personality and sense of humor.
As a co-worker he went out of his way to help others. Whenever I stayed late without fail, he would ask, "do you need help before I leave". If I said "no", and he would respond, "good because I've already shutdown my computer".
I knew he would have booted that computer and stayed had I asked.
I miss chatting with him through our shared cubicle wall. He made me laugh every day. I always went to him for advice whether it was about work or life. He always seemed to have the best answer.
He was so much more than a co-worker. He was a mentor and dear friend. I will never forget him. He will always be in my heart.
Sampath Gorantla
I have worked with Henry at Parkland since 1998. Henry is our go-to person for any issues we faced either personal or work related. He was very generous, intelligent, kind, caring and thoughtful;
He was not just a co-worker for me. He was my mentor and my close friend. I will never forget him. He will be in our hearts always.
Deedra Wynn
Henry was one of the first people to welcome me to Parkland when I started April 2007. He and Marvin Timmons offered to take me to lunch where they filled me in on who’s who at Parkland. We instantly became friends. Although we did not work on the same team somehow every question I needed answered always ended up in his ear and 99% of the time he answered the question without any hesitations.
There was never a time when he didn’t help others, whether it was a kid’s fundraiser or a trip to the store to pick up a birthday or sympathy card. But my all-time favorite was when he would pick up the tab at lunch time for the group. These are examples of the joy he would bring to the workplace.
Henry was my rock at Parkland. His humor, his wisdom and ability to get to the core of the matter was priceless. He was an exceptional colleague and personal friend that I will truly miss.
