John Hollis Inglis

What a wonderful person and cousin. Johnny was always there when our family needed him. He was a special person to me. Love and Blessings to all of you.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

To the family of John
I was so happy to be a part of John's life at the Fillmore Convalescent Center. John was such a very nice man and love people. John has been miss by myself and others at the center. I will miss him calling me Skipper and miss him call for Mamacita his caregive Sara Sanchez. John had a very good humor and a loving way about him. John God bless you my friend. You are home free with your maker and enjoying the everlasting life.

My sincere condolences to the family of John Inglis.
I first met John in March 1969 where I worked in the Transportation Div of the Public Works Dept at the PorHue base. He was always friendly and had very kind words for me. My late dad, Perry Davison, was also born in Bolivar MO.
After I retired in 2001, I'd still got to talk to John during shopping trips to Rite-Aid in Fillmore. He was still spry and very sharp the last time I saw him in 2006 before I moved to Colorado.

Our Prayers and thoughts go out to all of you in the passing of your Father, He is with God and resting. Our Fathers worked together for many years at Max Rudolph Trucking, I can remember my Dad as having great respect for your Dad. Im glad you got to spend so many years with your Dad as we lost ours at such a young age, Our Dads were great. My Dad was Casey Graves and we all grew up knowing each other.Our Love goes to you all. Shirley (GRAVES) Hansen