Bob M. Inge

Bob M. Inge Bob M. Inge was born October 26, 1932, and left this life peacefully January 27, 2010. Bob was born and raised in Burlington, North Carolina to Mattie Saul and Berkley Inge. He is survived by his wife, Renee; two sisters, Joyce Walker and Faye Hartley; and a brother, Kenneth Inge. Bob was married to Julia Sullivan Inge (deceased) with whom he raised his two daughters, Deborah and Cheryl: Deborah George and husband John George reside in Crawford, Texas, and Cheryl Walker and her husband David Walker reside in Austin, Texas. Bob delighted in his seven grandchildren, Michael George, David George, and Johnny George of Crawford, Texas; Kris Walker, Riley Walker, Tyler Walker and Hailey Walker of Austin, Texas. There were also many who were part of Bob's extended family including the Dr. Jeff Griffin family of Dayton, Ohio, the Pylypec family of Austin, TX, and his aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. Bob came into this world with great ambitions-- personally, scholastically, and athletically. These attributes came together by rewarding him with multiple scholarships. After graduating from Wake Forest, Bob completed two masters' degrees. He was drafted by the U.S. Army who, recognizing his potential, subsequently sent him to Harvard Business School on an accelerated Doctorate program. He completed his Doctorate while at the same time raising his young family. Bob served in the Army for over two decades and helped establish a health administration educational program housed in Ft. Sam Houston. After retirement from the Army as Colonel, Bob joined the executive team at Baylor Hospital in Dallas. Still anxious to continue his contribution in the health industry, Bob left Baylor and joined the corporation of the Catholic order of the Daughters of Charity in Baltimore, Maryland, where he helped centralize the thirteen Northeastern hospitals. The last decade of his career, Bob re-entered academia by joining the University of Texas System, and worked in the Vice Chancellor's office overseeing the hospitals and medical school campuses in the State. A private family ceremony will be held. The family requests no flowers, but if desired, memorial donations may be made in Bob's name to Dell Children's Medical Center, CMC Foundation, 4900 Mueller Blvd, Austin, TX 78723.