Ada M. Ankrom, 87, of Charleston died Friday, June 17, 2005, at Meadowbrook Acres after a short illness.
She was the daughter of Robert C. Ingram and Ora ( ).
She was retired from Kanawha Valley Hospital. She was a member of Charleston Mountain Mission and adult Bible class at the church.
Ada had three marriages, Lawrence Estes Hermansdorpher, Robert Stanton Edens and Chalmer Ankron.
Surviving are sons and daughters-in-law, Don Hermansdorfer and Patty of Sissonville, Roy Hermansdorfer and Patty, and Joe Hermansdorfer and Orsie, all of Charleston; brother, Carl Ingram of Charleston; sister, Ora "Tootsie" Marion of Charleston; grandchildren, Judy Proctor and husband, Jeff, of Sissonville, Karen Clendenin and husband, Jeff, of Lakeland, Fla., Nancy Butler and husband, Harold, of Charleston, Carl "Butch" Waldon, and wife, Kathy, of Charlotte, N.C., Vicki Haynes and husband, Allen, of Charleston, Kevin Hermansdorfer of Charleston, Scott Hermansdorfer and wife, Lisa, of Charleston; 12 great-grandchildren; and special niece, Janet Hermansdorfer of Charleston.
She was the daughter of Robert C. Ingram and Ora ( ).
She was retired from Kanawha Valley Hospital. She was a member of Charleston Mountain Mission and adult Bible class at the church.
Ada had three marriages, Lawrence Estes Hermansdorpher, Robert Stanton Edens and Chalmer Ankron.
Surviving are sons and daughters-in-law, Don Hermansdorfer and Patty of Sissonville, Roy Hermansdorfer and Patty, and Joe Hermansdorfer and Orsie, all of Charleston; brother, Carl Ingram of Charleston; sister, Ora "Tootsie" Marion of Charleston; grandchildren, Judy Proctor and husband, Jeff, of Sissonville, Karen Clendenin and husband, Jeff, of Lakeland, Fla., Nancy Butler and husband, Harold, of Charleston, Carl "Butch" Waldon, and wife, Kathy, of Charlotte, N.C., Vicki Haynes and husband, Allen, of Charleston, Kevin Hermansdorfer of Charleston, Scott Hermansdorfer and wife, Lisa, of Charleston; 12 great-grandchildren; and special niece, Janet Hermansdorfer of Charleston.
Ada M. Ankrom, 87, of Charleston died Friday, June 17, 2005, at Meadowbrook Acres after a short illness.
She was the daughter of Robert C. Ingram and Ora ( ).
She was retired from Kanawha Valley Hospital. She was a member of Charleston Mountain Mission and adult Bible class at the church.
Ada had three marriages, Lawrence Estes Hermansdorpher, Robert Stanton Edens and Chalmer Ankron.
Surviving are sons and daughters-in-law, Don Hermansdorfer and Patty of Sissonville, Roy Hermansdorfer and Patty, and Joe Hermansdorfer and Orsie, all of Charleston; brother, Carl Ingram of Charleston; sister, Ora "Tootsie" Marion of Charleston; grandchildren, Judy Proctor and husband, Jeff, of Sissonville, Karen Clendenin and husband, Jeff, of Lakeland, Fla., Nancy Butler and husband, Harold, of Charleston, Carl "Butch" Waldon, and wife, Kathy, of Charlotte, N.C., Vicki Haynes and husband, Allen, of Charleston, Kevin Hermansdorfer of Charleston, Scott Hermansdorfer and wife, Lisa, of Charleston; 12 great-grandchildren; and special niece, Janet Hermansdorfer of Charleston.
She was the daughter of Robert C. Ingram and Ora ( ).
She was retired from Kanawha Valley Hospital. She was a member of Charleston Mountain Mission and adult Bible class at the church.
Ada had three marriages, Lawrence Estes Hermansdorpher, Robert Stanton Edens and Chalmer Ankron.
Surviving are sons and daughters-in-law, Don Hermansdorfer and Patty of Sissonville, Roy Hermansdorfer and Patty, and Joe Hermansdorfer and Orsie, all of Charleston; brother, Carl Ingram of Charleston; sister, Ora "Tootsie" Marion of Charleston; grandchildren, Judy Proctor and husband, Jeff, of Sissonville, Karen Clendenin and husband, Jeff, of Lakeland, Fla., Nancy Butler and husband, Harold, of Charleston, Carl "Butch" Waldon, and wife, Kathy, of Charlotte, N.C., Vicki Haynes and husband, Allen, of Charleston, Kevin Hermansdorfer of Charleston, Scott Hermansdorfer and wife, Lisa, of Charleston; 12 great-grandchildren; and special niece, Janet Hermansdorfer of Charleston.
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
