Michael Travis Ingram
Michael Ingram, 64, of St. Charles, IL lost his battle with cancer Monday November 9, 2015.
Mike was born June 27, 1951 in San Diego, CA to Travis and Vivian Ingram.
Mike is a veteran of the U.S. Army and served from 1969 as a SP/E4 in the Vietnam Conflict until he was honorably discharged in 1972.
Mike met his wife Della and her kids in 1993 and finally convinced her to marry him in 2004.
Mike is survived by his wife Della Stiles-Ingram and his grandchildren Aiden and Anastasia Dwyer
Children Donnie(Jody) Dwyer of Reed City, MI, Sam (Mari) Dwyer of Big Rapids, MI, Anne(Jamie) Pontz of Big Rapids, MI, Angela (Eric) Rushing of Saint Charles, IL, Shannon (Russell) Dean of Lawton, OK, and 15 other grandchildren
His father Travis Ingram of Lawrenceburg, TN, sister Carol (Steve) Verde of Bartlett, IL, sister Pamela Ingram of Lawrenceburg, TN, brother Gary (Maureen) Ingram of Romeoville, IL, nieces Karen (Jason) Wilson of Aiken, SC , Nora Ingram of Romeoville, IL, nephew Travis Ingram of Romeoville, IL and 2 great-nephews.
Mike is preceded in Death by his mother Vivian Ingram and son Jason Dwyer
For anyone that knew Mike knew that he was an original. He had his own quirky sense of humor and had his strong belief of family, God, and his Native American guides. He took his responsibility of raising Aiden and Anastasia seriously and enjoyed playing with all his grandchildren. Mike enjoyed reading, watching anything from scary movies to the Three Stooges, fishing and loved going to the casino.
Favorite Sayings
I’m a walking contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction, taking every wrong direction on that lonely way back home
o don’t take life too serious.it ain’t permanent no how :Ghandi
Michael Ingram, 64, of St. Charles, IL lost his battle with cancer Monday November 9, 2015.
Mike was born June 27, 1951 in San Diego, CA to Travis and Vivian Ingram.
Mike is a veteran of the U.S. Army and served from 1969 as a SP/E4 in the Vietnam Conflict until he was honorably discharged in 1972.
Mike met his wife Della and her kids in 1993 and finally convinced her to marry him in 2004.
Mike is survived by his wife Della Stiles-Ingram and his grandchildren Aiden and Anastasia Dwyer
Children Donnie(Jody) Dwyer of Reed City, MI, Sam (Mari) Dwyer of Big Rapids, MI, Anne(Jamie) Pontz of Big Rapids, MI, Angela (Eric) Rushing of Saint Charles, IL, Shannon (Russell) Dean of Lawton, OK, and 15 other grandchildren
His father Travis Ingram of Lawrenceburg, TN, sister Carol (Steve) Verde of Bartlett, IL, sister Pamela Ingram of Lawrenceburg, TN, brother Gary (Maureen) Ingram of Romeoville, IL, nieces Karen (Jason) Wilson of Aiken, SC , Nora Ingram of Romeoville, IL, nephew Travis Ingram of Romeoville, IL and 2 great-nephews.
Mike is preceded in Death by his mother Vivian Ingram and son Jason Dwyer
For anyone that knew Mike knew that he was an original. He had his own quirky sense of humor and had his strong belief of family, God, and his Native American guides. He took his responsibility of raising Aiden and Anastasia seriously and enjoyed playing with all his grandchildren. Mike enjoyed reading, watching anything from scary movies to the Three Stooges, fishing and loved going to the casino.
Favorite Sayings
I’m a walking contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction, taking every wrong direction on that lonely way back home
o don’t take life too serious.it ain’t permanent no how :Ghandi
Michael Travis Ingram
Michael Ingram, 64, of St. Charles, IL lost his battle with cancer Monday November 9, 2015.
Mike was born June 27, 1951 in San Diego, CA to Travis and Vivian Ingram.
Mike is a veteran of the U.S. Army and served from 1969 as a SP/E4 in the Vietnam Conflict until he was honorably discharged in 1972.
Mike met his wife Della and her kids in 1993 and finally convinced her to marry him in 2004.
Mike is survived by his wife Della Stiles-Ingram and his grandchildren Aiden and Anastasia Dwyer
Children Donnie(Jody) Dwyer of Reed City, MI, Sam (Mari) Dwyer of Big Rapids, MI, Anne(Jamie) Pontz of Big Rapids, MI, Angela (Eric) Rushing of Saint Charles, IL, Shannon (Russell) Dean of Lawton, OK, and 15 other grandchildren
His father Travis Ingram of Lawrenceburg, TN, sister Carol (Steve) Verde of Bartlett, IL, sister Pamela Ingram of Lawrenceburg, TN, brother Gary (Maureen) Ingram of Romeoville, IL, nieces Karen (Jason) Wilson of Aiken, SC , Nora Ingram of Romeoville, IL, nephew Travis Ingram of Romeoville, IL and 2 great-nephews.
Mike is preceded in Death by his mother Vivian Ingram and son Jason Dwyer
For anyone that knew Mike knew that he was an original. He had his own quirky sense of humor and had his strong belief of family, God, and his Native American guides. He took his responsibility of raising Aiden and Anastasia seriously and enjoyed playing with all his grandchildren. Mike enjoyed reading, watching anything from scary movies to the Three Stooges, fishing and loved going to the casino.
Favorite Sayings
I’m a walking contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction, taking every wrong direction on that lonely way back home
o don’t take life too serious.it ain’t permanent no how :Ghandi
Michael Ingram, 64, of St. Charles, IL lost his battle with cancer Monday November 9, 2015.
Mike was born June 27, 1951 in San Diego, CA to Travis and Vivian Ingram.
Mike is a veteran of the U.S. Army and served from 1969 as a SP/E4 in the Vietnam Conflict until he was honorably discharged in 1972.
Mike met his wife Della and her kids in 1993 and finally convinced her to marry him in 2004.
Mike is survived by his wife Della Stiles-Ingram and his grandchildren Aiden and Anastasia Dwyer
Children Donnie(Jody) Dwyer of Reed City, MI, Sam (Mari) Dwyer of Big Rapids, MI, Anne(Jamie) Pontz of Big Rapids, MI, Angela (Eric) Rushing of Saint Charles, IL, Shannon (Russell) Dean of Lawton, OK, and 15 other grandchildren
His father Travis Ingram of Lawrenceburg, TN, sister Carol (Steve) Verde of Bartlett, IL, sister Pamela Ingram of Lawrenceburg, TN, brother Gary (Maureen) Ingram of Romeoville, IL, nieces Karen (Jason) Wilson of Aiken, SC , Nora Ingram of Romeoville, IL, nephew Travis Ingram of Romeoville, IL and 2 great-nephews.
Mike is preceded in Death by his mother Vivian Ingram and son Jason Dwyer
For anyone that knew Mike knew that he was an original. He had his own quirky sense of humor and had his strong belief of family, God, and his Native American guides. He took his responsibility of raising Aiden and Anastasia seriously and enjoyed playing with all his grandchildren. Mike enjoyed reading, watching anything from scary movies to the Three Stooges, fishing and loved going to the casino.
Favorite Sayings
I’m a walking contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction, taking every wrong direction on that lonely way back home
o don’t take life too serious.it ain’t permanent no how :Ghandi
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