Decatur, Georgia
INGRAM, ROLAND HARRISON, JR., physician, scientist, teacher, died July 7, 2008, at his home in Atlanta, Georgia. He was 73. Dr. Ingram was born in Birmingham, Alabama, the son of Florence Emerson and Roland Harrison Ingram, Sr. He attended Birmingham public schools and graduated from Ramsay High...
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Dr. Uncle Bing, rather. I will never forget the time we came to see you in Atlanta and you took us out for pizza. AAAAND... we introduced you to the phenomenon of Spontaneous Human Combustion. I never heard someone laugh so hard, but, at the same time you were so gracious. I wish I had gotten whatever gene it was that made you so smart. I'm so proud to have been related to you. You are missed.
Love,
Katie
Katie Justiss
May 26, 2009 | Mobile, AL
My Dear Brother,
I know that you are having the ultimate Christmas! It must be a purely wonderful celebration up there. The world you left behind is a little crazier everyday. We all miss you more than words can tell. Please save us a place. I'll see you later!
Love,
Mary Florence
Mary Florence Snow
December 23, 2008 | Birmingham, AL
We were blessed to have Roland as a teacher and mentor. Many thanks to his family for sharing him with us and with the world.
William Lunn
September 30, 2008 | Houston, TX
Roland served as an inspiration to all. During my second year residency at Grady Memorial Hospital I spent two months with Roland on the Pulmonary service. He was a soft spoken,
thoughtful, insightful physician and the reason I have spent my past 40 plus years as a pulmonary physician.
Mark lischner
September 18, 2008 | Roseville, CA
Dear Marguerite, I saw the notice in the Yale Alumni News That came today. Though we have not been in recent contact I remember Roland very well from his brilliance at Yale to our contact in Japan. We both send our condolences. Edward and Roxanne Socolow
Edward Socolow
September 13, 2008 | Chappaqua, NY
A wonderful man and teacher- you will be greatly missed.
Michele Voeltz
July 29, 2008 | Atlanta, GA
We are all diminished by the loss of one of the giants of our profession and our generation. Roland will be remembered by all he touched as a warm and caring intelligence, a builder of institutions and careers, and an unequaled role model.
Eric Honig
July 16, 2008 | Atlanta, GA
Dear BROTHER, as your Mother would say(In love) To the brother I never had. I will miss you, from the room, the taking in My family in Hiroshima Japan the Christmas's of 62, to the walk's on Sanibel beaches finding sea shells that you loved, to all the quiet things that you did. I Loved YOU . Bo.
Robert Justiss
July 13, 2008 | Birmingham, AL
I can't imagine a world without you in it. You are my wonderful brother and my hero. Love always. Til we meet again, Your older sister, Ginny
Virginia I. Justiss
July 13, 2008 | B'ham., AL
