Chico, California
ALICE MAE INGRAM1909-2009August 1, this year, Alice Mae celebrated her 100th birthday and she passed on December 3, 2009 with family and friends at her bedside. Her life has been filled with love from everyone who has had the privilege of knowing her. Her kindness has reached far beyond anything...
Read MoreI have the fondest memories of Alice Mae. She was always so kind and accepting: a truly lovely human being.
Patti, I know you were there for her at all stages of her life.
Love, Jeanette (Perlman)
January 02, 2010
Dear Patti,
I have been trying to find out what happened to your folks for quite a while. Joe and I stopped by on a trip to CA many years ago just when you dad was in rehab after heart trouble and we all had a wonderful time talking over old times.
You and your parents are "most special of persons" in my life. You all made me SOOOOOO welcome when I came to live with you in 1960-1961. Your parents went out of their way to make me feel so at home. I could truly call...
Lynn Forsyth Drazich
December 13, 2009 | Kirkland, WA
I have such fond memories of Alice Mae. She was always so gracious and friendly, and I appreciated her many kindnesses. She lived a full life.
Jeanette Perlman
Jeanette Perlman
December 09, 2009 | Livermore, CA
My wife, Pat, worked for Ingram Realty for several years, and if Pat was alive today she would want to write about her love for Frank and Alice Mae.
So, I will do it for her. The Ingrams were a class act. They treated both of us with fairness and great dignity.
My condolences to those they left behind.
Dick Colby
Richard Colby
December 09, 2009 | Yuba City, CA
Patty, our sympathy and thoughts are with you in the loss of your mother. Your loving tribute to her touched our hearts. Alice Mae was, indeed, an incredible woman, and she has left you with a lifetime of memories to treasure. How blessed you are to have had her in your life for so many years.
We could not have asked for better neighbors than your parents. After they moved, Arbutus Avenue was not the same.
Jim and Mildred Miller
December 08, 2009 | Marco Island, FL
Our condolences to the Ingram family. It is a beautiful writeup about Alice Mae. I grew up living next door to to Mr. and Mrs. Ingram. They were so nice to us little kids in the neighborhood. We liked talking to them and playing around their house..we especially loved their two dogs, Cindy and Peggy--we pretended they belonged to us when they would visit us in our yard. Sometimes we would see them playing down at the One Mile when we were there. Thank you for the fond memories of lovely...
Abby (Miller) Grant
December 08, 2009 | Tualatin, OR
