John Daniel Ingle M.D.

Dr. Ingle removed a malignant melanoma tumor from my neck 48 years ago today. That surgery saved my life. He provided my parents with remarkable guidance in the days that followed. I only interacted with him for those few weeks back when I was a 12-year-old boy. As a 60-year-grandfather, I´m immensely grateful to God for this good man´s life.

I respected and Admired John, and valued his competent opinion in problem caes during my Sugical youth. John was, of course, unique among Surgeons...he did beautiful work. I have missed him..Clarence Robison M.D. FACS

My mother, Ina Ingle Horner, was John's sister. Uncle John and Aunt Kittie visited us several times over the years, and it was my great privilege to get to know them. They were very kind and loving to me. One of my most precious memories of their visits is that of our hymn-sings. All of the Ingle's were great singers, and Uncle John was no exception. He, Mom, and I would sing nonstop as Dad and Aunt Kittie would select song after song. I know he and Mom are again singing a duet up in heaven....

John:
Although this is a time of loss for your family, Margaret and I celebrate the wonderful life that "Dr. John" lived. We enjoyed getting to know him, and sharing Presbyterian Cursillo with him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Susan the your entire family. Grace and Peace,
Kevin and Margaret Starnes

Jane,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this special time. I know your dad and Miss Kittie are having a wonderful reunion as they bask in the glory of God's grace and Love. It was truly a privilege for me to be able to take care of Miss Kittie and to get to know DR. Ingle. May God bless you and your brothers.