Robert Leighton Ingram

To Michael and Ann. Death always catches us off guard. I am sorry for your loss. Leighton was always the older more daring as I remember him. His performance with his band at the Berkeley dances and his TR-3 stand out in my memory. My prayers are with you both during this trying time.
Steve

Dear Ann, Michael, & Leighton's Family: So many years have passed since I last saw or spoke to any of "you three Ingrams"...but I hold many sweet memories of you, your mom & dad, and grandmother Lucille and great grandmother Vickers... so sad to hear of Leighton's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you all in your time of sorrow and loss. God Bless You ALL...Penny Greenfield Livesay

many fond memories of leighton and the inrams...go well,my friend....

We will miss your laid back style and your gentlemanly ways. Hope you have already hooked a big one! Susan and David Curtis

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this trying time. Leighton will live on in our memories just as he was in high school - always smiling and having fun! He will be greatly missed by the PHS Class of '69!

Leighton was my best pal and friend growing up in Tampa. He was a guy who always made you feel good being around. Forever optimistic he always had a sparkle in his smile and a very big heart. His wonderful parents, Dr. James and Frances Ingram and his sister Ann and brother Michael introduced me to the wilderness of the tropical paradise of Boca Grande in 1963. We spent many wonderful days working around Journey's Inn fixing up the cottages loving every minute of it. We would do death...

I am so sorry for your loss. I have such wonderful memories of Leighton that have made me smile over the years. He was delightful to be around and he always kept me laughing. I will hold you all in my prayers.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

MISS YOU BUDDY, MY FRIEND.FISH