Birth date: May 20, 1922 Death date: Jan 11, 2008
Mrs. Ethel Pauline Hippchen, age 85, passed away Friday, January 11, 2008 in Muskegon. She was born on May 20, 1922 in Lima, OH to Harry and Ethel (Shade) McPheron, and had resided in the area for most of her life. On June 1, 1940 Read Obituary
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I wanted to express my deepest sympathy to the family. I loved grandma very much, she was always so wonderful to me and I always felt like part of the family. My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this sad time. I'll never forget grandma and grandpa.##imported-begin##Dee Louallen##imported-end##
Dennis and family, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.##imported-begin##Jennifer White##imported-end##
Sandy,and all are in my thought's Marty, from GR.##imported-begin##Marty DeFouw##imported-end##
I want to send my condolences to the family (cousins) of Aunt Paul as she was called by all of us.
I remember all the times I spent in Fruitport growing up as a child, that huge smile on Aunt Paul's face that lite up the room when she walked in. Her spaghetti she made us was the best and like everyone else mentioned, her chocolate cake with that yummy peanut butter frosting. No one could top that. After dinner was over with we had to "Redd" up the table.
I remember when Aunt Paul and Uncle Ted brought a trailer "Up North" and parked it on my mom and dads property and all the good times we had together there.
Those times will always be cherished.##imported-begin##Paula Showers##imported-end##
Dennis and family, we're thinking of you at this difficult time. We'll keep you in our prayers.##imported-begin##Tamara, gloria , Billy, Albert, SYLVESTER WALKER##imported-end##
To the Hippchen Family --
Thomas and Dollie:
Thomas, I thank God for your Mother having you as a loving son. I am so glad she did--because I had the opportunity to meet you and Dollie when I arrived in Muskegon. Please know that my thought and prayers go out to you and your loved ones. I am available to assist you in any way, feel free to call. May God bless and keep you and your loved ones in His care. Words of sympathy are not enough, yet we know prayer is the healer.
Love Gloria and Kimberly##imported-begin##Gloria White Gardner##imported-end##
To Tom and Dollie and Family,
Our prayers, thoughts and love are with you during this difficult time. May God's loving arms wrap around you and keep you with loving memories, peace and grace. With all my love,
Karen Buie##imported-begin##Karen Buie##imported-end##
My thoughts and love to all my cousins. So many great memories of all the times spent at your house while growing up. I can still smell the 'sweetheart' soap in the bathroom that uncle Ted bought in the big plastic bags, going to the swimming hole an hour after we ate--an hour was sooo long then, the slop bucket and worm bed (that was overrun with hearty worms). We took the pitchfork and got lots so we could go down the end of 8TH St. and fish. The big glass coffeepot always perking on the stove, the big bags of puffed rice cereal, you couldn't even begin to sink them in the milk as they were like "packing peanuts" but, we loved them anyways. How I remember the huge Christmas Tree in the dining room every year and playing "Mother May I" in the side yard. I remember the Neopolitan ice cream that was opened and cut with a big knife so everyone could get some of each flavor. I loved spending time at your house and will cherish all the memories of Aunt Pauline and Uncle Ted.##imported-begin##Jan Laird##imported-end##
We're sorry we can't be there with the family but our thoughts and prayers are with all of you, hope to see you soon Love from your family from Punxsutawney##imported-begin##Pat, Charlie, MaryEllen and Connie##imported-end##
Aunt Pauline was a sweet lady and will be missed by all. She was a great example of a mother and wife. I look forward to seeing her again someday. God be with the family in their loss.##imported-begin##Ron and Debra Jones##imported-end##
