CALVIN INGRAM

Thanks for everything U are missed really I still want to talk to u sometimes love ur son

My condolences to the family..I met Calvin back in the 60's when I lived in Hylan -Buswick..He was introduced to me by Theresa Johnson.I remember him for his sense of humor and wonderful smile.Always a gentleman.God Bless him ...he was a rare individual.

This is your seventh Anniversary in heaven, you are truly missed Wild thing. SIP

Farewell Friend, May the Lord receive you with open arms as you received my family. God bless you always and may you continue to rest in His eternal peace.
Always,
Andre'a, Alvin and Simone

To the Ingram Family,

I was saddened to read of Calvin's passing. I was a good friend of Fudgie from Brooklyn, and we continued our friendship between DC, Maryland and Virginia. May God rest Calvin's soul and comfort the family. God's knows what you can bear and he will never leave you alone.

Verda Zinnerman

“It is always hard to say good-bye to those whom you have grown to love, for the memories you have made will last a lifetime and never know a good-by, you will never forget them or the last time you saw them as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye and 'slipped the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of God.'”,

Calvin will be greatly missed and will always be a part of my life's memories. Spending time around him and his family bought years of enjoyment to my life. Rest in peace until we meet again. So glad to have known you.

To The Ingram Family - Words seem inadequate to express the sadness I feel about Calvin's sudden passing. I know he brought so many gifts to your lives and you will find comfort in knowing that your life have been enriched by having shared the love with him. I will never forget him and our family will always remember the days (way back) with the Ingram family in Brooklyn. May your heart and soul find peace and comfort.