services for albert henry ingram, 59, were april 17 in grace baptist church with reverend jim williams officiating. burial was in punkin center cemetery with reed-culver funeral home in charge. pallbearers included jess carr, alden dryden, cooie meigs, louie tate,c.a.mobley and john ayles.
born march 17, 1919 in kansas, ingram died in muskogee veterans administration hospital.
a deacon and former sunday school teacher of grace baptist church, ingram had lived in tahlequah since 1945 and for the past nineteen years he had been a carpenter at northeastern oklahoma state university. during WWII, ingram served in the U.S. army and was a former member of the veterans of foreign wars.
survivors include the wife jananna of the home; a daughter mrs. jennie battles of tahlequah; four brothers, alfred ingram of california, charley ingram and alvin ingram both of salina, kansas and oliver"pete" bennett of kansas city, kansas; four sisters, gertrude himmelwright of salina, belva bennett, martha mae ingram and mable stagg, all of california.
born march 17, 1919 in kansas, ingram died in muskogee veterans administration hospital.
a deacon and former sunday school teacher of grace baptist church, ingram had lived in tahlequah since 1945 and for the past nineteen years he had been a carpenter at northeastern oklahoma state university. during WWII, ingram served in the U.S. army and was a former member of the veterans of foreign wars.
survivors include the wife jananna of the home; a daughter mrs. jennie battles of tahlequah; four brothers, alfred ingram of california, charley ingram and alvin ingram both of salina, kansas and oliver"pete" bennett of kansas city, kansas; four sisters, gertrude himmelwright of salina, belva bennett, martha mae ingram and mable stagg, all of california.
services for albert henry ingram, 59, were april 17 in grace baptist church with reverend jim williams officiating. burial was in punkin center cemetery with reed-culver funeral home in charge. pallbearers included jess carr, alden dryden, cooie meigs, louie tate,c.a.mobley and john ayles.
born march 17, 1919 in kansas, ingram died in muskogee veterans administration hospital.
a deacon and former sunday school teacher of grace baptist church, ingram had lived in tahlequah since 1945 and for the past nineteen years he had been a carpenter at northeastern oklahoma state university. during WWII, ingram served in the U.S. army and was a former member of the veterans of foreign wars.
survivors include the wife jananna of the home; a daughter mrs. jennie battles of tahlequah; four brothers, alfred ingram of california, charley ingram and alvin ingram both of salina, kansas and oliver"pete" bennett of kansas city, kansas; four sisters, gertrude himmelwright of salina, belva bennett, martha mae ingram and mable stagg, all of california.
born march 17, 1919 in kansas, ingram died in muskogee veterans administration hospital.
a deacon and former sunday school teacher of grace baptist church, ingram had lived in tahlequah since 1945 and for the past nineteen years he had been a carpenter at northeastern oklahoma state university. during WWII, ingram served in the U.S. army and was a former member of the veterans of foreign wars.
survivors include the wife jananna of the home; a daughter mrs. jennie battles of tahlequah; four brothers, alfred ingram of california, charley ingram and alvin ingram both of salina, kansas and oliver"pete" bennett of kansas city, kansas; four sisters, gertrude himmelwright of salina, belva bennett, martha mae ingram and mable stagg, all of california.
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