Brenda Lipscomb

Indiana, Brenda was the daughter of the late Geneva May Troxell and Paul Eugene Troxell. Brenda married John Lipscomb in 1991 and they spent 32 wonderful years together.

Brenda had a heart for many charitable and philanthropic organizations. One closest to her heart was The Foundry Rescue Mission. Brenda was an early supporter of the Foundry and served on their Board for over a decade. She spent several years working with the Foundry’s director, Reverend Bill Heintz, assisting in its tremendous growth with the purpose of serving the needy and restoring lives of people and families through a Christ‐centered recovery program.

Brenda also spent 15 years teaching Mountain Brook Boys Bible Club. She mentored many young boys

with the knowledge of Christ.

For several years Brenda had a very successful Interior Design career. In 2003 Brenda joined a new

women’s fashion company, Cabi. Brenda found her calling and excelled as the company grew. She

witnessed the company’s rapid growth while achieving many sales and personal goals. Brenda was the

first Cabi stylist to reach $1 million in sales and to date is the first in the company with over $5 million in

sales over her 19+ years. Even with all the professional successes she has had, she considered her

biggest achievement the relationships and friendships she developed with her colleagues and

faithful clients (friends).

Brenda Lipscomb is survived by her loving husband of 32 years, John Rush Lipscomb, her son Champ Brendan Clark of Indianapolis, daughter Betsey Williams and husband Paul Williams, III of Mountain Brook, AL, son Andrew Benson Clark and wife Stephanie McSweeney Clark of Birmingham AL, and grandchildren James Paul Williams IV, John McAdory Williams (Johnny Mac), and Hazel Rosemary Clark. She is also survived by her sister, Paula Caldwell of Greentown Indiana, and her niece Margaret Caldwell also of Greentown, IN.

Funeral services will be held February 4th, at Mountain Brook Community Church, Birmingham, Alabama.

Visitation will be 11:30 to 1:45 and the memorial service will begin at 2:00 P.M. The service can be viewed via live stream by logging onto www.mbcc.us and select “watch live”.

A graveside service will be held at Town Creek Cemetery in Auburn, Alabama at 2:00 P.M. Sunday,

February 5th.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions in memory of Brenda be made to The Foundry Rescue Mission in Bessemer, AL.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.ridoutsvalleychapel.com for the Lipscomb family.