Roberta Barton Inglis

Roberta and I were among a group of swimmers in the A&M Pool when the news of President Kennedy's assassination was released. We were all stunned and exited the pool in total silence. I shall always remember Roberta's 's kindness to the wife of one of Jack's graduate students, far from home and very out of place. Rest in peace, Lovely Woman.

Bud & Betty Sparks

So sorry for all our loss. She was a treasured member of our church for many years. Sincerely, Rev. Kiya Heartwood UUCBV

Mrs. Inglis has been woven into my life from the time we moved here in 1961. I believe she taught me in kindergarten and I also took some piano lessons from her. My family attended the Unitarian church in the mid to late 60s and I have memories of her teaching us kids in some capacity there too. John/Mort and I went to school together and for as long as I can remember, the Inglis family was in my life. I will miss not having her around... even if I no longer saw her often, I knew she was...

Mrs. Inglis was someone I have admired for many years. She taught me yoga when I was 19 and I revisited it when I turned 60 and I think of her often. I always enjoyed running into her whether it was at HEB or a tea in Calvert and will remember her fondly. Love to her family

I met the infamous "Granny" at Taylor´s wedding for the first and only time. She was a hoot and very charming reminding me of my maternal grandmother and an era long gone today. Condolences to all.