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'''Death and legacy'''

'''Death and legacy'''

Himes died at his home at 721 Lebanon Avenue. Graveside services were held on July 4 at Oakwood Cemetery in his hometown of Hartford, with Dr. Robert Clark and the Reverend Wesley O. Hanson officiating. A memorial service was held at Campbellsville Baptist Church on August 9, 2008, with pastor Skip Alexander officiating.<ref>Campbellsville University Alumni News:http://www.campbellsville.edu/news/2008/07_28a.asp>/ref>

Himes died at his home at 721 Lebanon Avenue. Graveside services were held on July 4 at Oakwood Cemetery in his hometown of Hartford, with Dr. Robert Clark and the Reverend Wesley O. Hanson officiating. A memorial service was held at Campbellsville Baptist Church on August 9, 2008, with pastor Skip Alexander officiating.<ref>Campbellsville University Alumni News:http://www.campbellsville.edu/news/2008/07_28a.asp</ref>

Dr. J. Chester Porter, a 1962 graduate of Campbellsville University and a member of the CU trustees as well as the chairman of the board at the University of Louisville, said that Himes was “one of the top professors” under whom he had studied, including law faculty: “He was a class act and a fantastic gentleman who was always putting the interests of his students ahead of any agenda.” It was noted too that Himes often financially helped students in need.[1]

Dr. J. Chester Porter, a 1962 graduate of Campbellsville University and a member of the CU trustees as well as the chairman of the board at the University of Louisville, said that Himes was “one of the top professors” under whom he had studied, including law faculty: “He was a class act and a fantastic gentleman who was always putting the interests of his students ahead of any agenda.” It was noted too that Himes often financially helped students in need.[1]