Walter Heulings Lippincott

1878–1936 (age 58)

Biography

Walter Heulings Lippincott honored the traditions of faith and fellowship that shaped his life, participating in parish life and community gatherings that sustained Saint Mary's Episcopal Church. Born in 1878, he viewed the church not merely as a place of worship but as a hub for mutual encouragement and cultural continuity.

He sought to uphold the values of compassion and service, offering support to those in need and celebrating milestones with fellow parishioners, even as the years brought new challenges. Saint Mary's Episcopal Churchyard is now his resting place, a fitting testament to the spiritual commitment he embodied.

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