Terrence Neale Ingram
Terrence Neale Ingram
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Terry taught school for several years and managed a New York Life Insurance office for most of his life. While operating an apiary until recently, he wrote and disseminated the Small Beekeepers Journal. Having a strong interest in Bald Eagles, Terry founded Eagle Valley Environmentalists in Southwest Wisconsin, followed by Eagle Nature Foundation in Apple River, IL. He traveled extensively, writing and speaking prolifically about bees and birds, particularly eagles.
Terry is survived by his brother, Duane (Mary Jo) Ingram of Loves Park, IL; nephews- Lowell (Kimberly) Ingram and Brian (Deborah) Ingram; nieces- Dianna Ingram, Lynell (Adeel) Ingram, Julie Grinde, and Donna (George) Autobee.
Terry was preceded in death by his parents, wife Nancy, sister-Corinne Kay Grinde, and brother Loren Ingram.
Cremation rites have been accorded. No services are scheduled.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.leamonfh.com
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Glenda (Broege) Linneman
June 4, 2025
Sorry to hear of your loss. I actually knew Terry through my sister Gloria Broege Bower who was in high school when he was. I because acquainted when he was leading the gospel music services in Apple River. My prayers and thoughts are with you.
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Bonnie Staas
June 3, 2025
What a fine human being. We shared a passion for honeybees and birds, and Terry shared my feelings regarding "NO CHEMICALS" in order to SAVE the bees and birds. I have some of the books he wrote regarding the eagle, too - he contributed SO much to the environment and he leaves a great legacy. May his memory never die.
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