Hamp Sirmans (January 29, 1935 – May 23, 2014) was an American preacher and pastor whose ministry bridged the United States and Ireland, focusing on evangelical outreach and community service over several decades. Born in Waycross, Georgia, to Willis Hampton Sirmans Sr., a car dealership owner, and Wilhelmina Clemens, he grew up in a family rooted in Southern traditions. He graduated from Waycross High School in 1953 and earned a degree in Business Administration from the University of Georgia, where he played on the tennis team and joined Theta Chi Fraternity. After serving in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War aboard the U.S.S. Sicily—earning the Korean Service Ribbon Star, United Nations Service Medal, and Navy Occupation Service Medal—he worked in his father’s Lincoln Mercury dealership before transitioning to ministry. Sirmans’ preaching career included founding Cork Church in Cork, Ireland, where he served as pastor, delivering sermons emphasizing faith, restoration, and God’s guidance, such as “Restoring The Waste Places” (2022) and “It’s Time To Rejoice, Your Steps Are Ordered Of God” (2021), preserved in podcasts by Cork Church. As director of Feed Cork, a food bank at Connolly Hall, he preached practical Christianity, aiding the needy with a servant-hearted approach noted by volunteers like Sharon Mullins. Married to Ruby Chesser in 1957, with whom he had four children—Hank, Greg, David, and Amy—he passed away at age 79 in Waycross, Georgia.