Ethan Alexander Lipp

Ethan came into this world on July 3, 2006, in Goodyear, Arizona, the son of DeWayne A. Lipp and Grace M. Lipp. He was greeted by his loving brother, Carlos E. Lipp.

Ethan was blessed with a unique outlook on life, ample intellect, and a love for learning and sharing his knowledge with others, which earned him the respect and admiration of his teachers. He was a gifted poet and piano player, which he used to glorify God. Despite being fortunate to visit numerous places and experience so many things in life in a short period, Ethan always remained humble. Ethan was always respectful to everyone from all walks of life. He was honest, generous, humble, brave, wise beyond his age, and funny. He loved listening to classical music. He also liked reading books, photography, trading stocks, horseback riding, playing tennis, swimming, camping, hunting with his dad and grandpa, flying RC planes, driving RC cars, operating drones, hiking, climbing, riding BMX bikes, weightlifting, and studying the Bible. While working on a degree, Ethan was in the process of starting his life's dream of owning a business. No matter how busy Ethan was, he would drop everything he was doing if he knew you needed help.

Ethan was without fear and trusted God in the face of any adversity. He was brave and upright, for he knew that God loved him. He was a man of few words but always spoke the truth. He was true to his beliefs and convictions. He had a heart for those in need and always strived to do what was right. He never complained about the trials he faced or the burdens he carried, and instead, he used his calming presence to be a light to others. He always turned to God for answers and comfort. To Ethan, adversity was the catalyst to further his faith.

Grace and I are humbled and honored to have a son like Ethan. We are grateful God gifted Ethan to us and gave us the time we had with him on Earth. Ethan will be deeply missed but forever remembered by his family and friends. We invite everyone who would like to attend the services, which will take place on February 8, 2025, Visitation starts at 10 A.M. and Chapel Service at 11:30 A.M. Visitation ends at 2 P.M. at Johnson Mortuary & Desert Lawn Memorial Park, 1415 S. 1st. Ave. Yuma, AZ 85364 .