Mrs. Opal Ingleman was born in 1917 in Champaign, Illinois. She was adopted by the Quyale family at around the age of 2 years. She married Theron Alvin Ingleman in 1938 also in Champaign, Illinois. Opal moved to a farm in Champaign County where she went on to have 6 children: Elizabeth, Michael, Barbara, James, Linda, and Shirley. Opal also had many Grandchildren and many Great Grandchildren.Opal was a loving and devoted Mother, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother. In the late 1990's, Opal was diagnosed with Alzhiemers Disease. On July 18th, 2003, Opal lost her fight, with complications from Alzhiemers. Opal loved her all of family, she loved to play the organ, she loved to sing, and loved to read, and she wrote poems and short stories. She was laid to rest next to her husband in Roselawn Cemetary in Champaign, Illinois. Opal was loved by so many, and her legacy will be carried on for generations. Opal will never be forgotten.
Mrs. Opal Ingleman was born in 1917 in Champaign, Illinois. She was adopted by the Quyale family at around the age of 2 years. She married Theron Alvin Ingleman in 1938 also in Champaign, Illinois. Opal moved to a farm in Champaign County where she went on to have 6 children: Elizabeth, Michael, Barbara, James, Linda, and Shirley. Opal also had many Grandchildren and many Great Grandchildren.Opal was a loving and devoted Mother, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother. In the late 1990's, Opal was diagnosed with Alzhiemers Disease. On July 18th, 2003, Opal lost her fight, with complications from Alzhiemers. Opal loved her all of family, she loved to play the organ, she loved to sing, and loved to read, and she wrote poems and short stories. She was laid to rest next to her husband in Roselawn Cemetary in Champaign, Illinois. Opal was loved by so many, and her legacy will be carried on for generations. Opal will never be forgotten.
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