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Raymond INGRAM Obituary
"Ray"
Born March 24, 1932, died December 22, 2022, at 10:15 AM at Hospice of Hamilton surrounded by family and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents Claude and Marie (Wimmer) Ingram. One sister, Claudine (Orville) Geselle, and brothers, Bill (Harriet) and Marvin (Louise) Ingram. He married Jane Lee (Junkin) on September 4th, 1952. Together they had 7 children. Dennis (Karen), Doug (Carleen), James (Sonya), Janice (John), Robert (Daija), Barbara, Jennifer (Ryan). Numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren. In 1959, he started Ingram Electric in Hamilton. He and his sons served the city for 40 years. While operating Ingram Electric Ray was also employed for 16 years at Champion Paper Mill, 1 year at Fisher Body, and 18 years at Avon Products from where he retired at age 55. He continued to work with Ingram Electric for several years before retiring permanently. Ray served 8 years in the US Navy Reserve. Served 3 terms as Commander of the Amvets Post 1983 and was instrumental in the construction of the present building. Ray was a life member of the MMAS #1, a charter member of the Hamilton West Eagles 3986, a 50 year member of the Butler 407 Eagles and a 12 year member of Moose 36. He was very proud of all the accomplishments of his children and grandchildren. He followed West Side Little League baseball, he enjoyed the Little League World Series in Williamsport, PA, where he saw his grandchildren and great-grandchildren play. He continued to follow their sporting careers and loved to travel state to state to watch them play. He is survived by his wife Jane Lee, their children and families and one brother John (Roanne) Ingram in Oregon. Many nieces and nephews in both Ohio and Oregon. He said he will be waiting "one step beyond the moon" to be reunited with his wife Jane. Ray was a friend to everyone he met and will sadly be missed by his friends and family. Funeral services will be held, Tuesday, December 27, 2022, at 1:00PM at Weigel Funeral Home, 980 N.W. Washington Blvd., Hamilton, OH 45013 with Rev. Curits Moak officiating with cremation following the service. Visitation will Tuesday from 11:00AM until time of the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials maybe made to a charity of ones choice. Online condolences are available at
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Karen bellomy
January 6, 2023
I am so sorry to hear of your loss I know Dad and Ray were friends and I have always heard great things about him
Rhonda Gregory
December 27, 2022
I feel honored to have known your husband, father, grandfather and friend. He was such a gentleman; kind and generous to all who were lucky to meet him. I can only express my heartfelt sadness and condolences to your family for your loss. May he Rest In Peace.
Rhonda &
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Steven R Ingram
December 24, 2022
Uncle Ray: Will miss you, but I know you are no longer hurting, as you are now with your Lord & Savior Jesus Christ. My heart goes out to your wife, my aunt Jane, as well as all my cousins, Denny, Doug, Bob, Jim, Janice, Barb, & Jennifer. Judy & I both love all you guys and pray for your healing & the best for your families in the future.
Tom Stephens
December 24, 2022
Ray was a person that would cheer you up. A good friend of many years and a friend to all. Wherever Ray lands-- one step beyond the moon waiting for Jane or in another celestrial body waiting for his wife you can believe he will be busy organizing things up there.
Rest in Peace, Ray.
Patrick Reece
December 24, 2022
He truly never met a stranger, RIP Ray
Jim Anness
December 24, 2022
Will miss my card playing friend,rest in peace,your friend Jim Anness
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