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Danny James Ingram
February 7, 1949 ~ July 7, 2012
ARLINGTON -- Danny James Ingram, 63, of Arlington went to be with the Lord peacefully Saturday, July 7, 2012.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Thursday at Pleasantview Baptist Church, 4400 Pleasantview Drive, Arlington. Interment: Shannon Rose Hill Memorial Park, Fort Worth. Visitation: 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Wade Family Funeral Home, 4140 W. Pioneer Parkway, Arlington.
Danny was born in Atlanta to James and Marjorie Ingram and lived most of his life in Arlington.
Danny was an unbelievably intelligent man who enjoyed his family -that was his life. He also enjoyed working hard. He was president of Texas Products at his Arlington global-based company. In his spare time he enjoyed sneaking back into the office to work more, spending time with his grandkids, taking trips with his wife, fishing, telling old stories and loving on his dog, Poco.
Danny was very proud of his children and loved his wife.
He was preceded in death by his parents and his sister, Donna Ingram Post.
Survivors: Wife, Sharon Ingram; children, Dallas Ingram, and wife, Jackie, Chance Ingram and wife, Keli, Autumn Ingram Woodfield and husband, Aaron, Chess Ingram and wife, Sarah, Ransom Ingram and wife, Mary, Jamie Ingram and Landi Ingram and husband, Justin; grandchildren, Cade, Hale, Gage, Dalton, Caleb, Stella, Ty, Harper, Breelie, Teagan, McKenna and Rhyder; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Wade Family Funeral Home
Arlington, 817-274-9233
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Sharon,
My heart is so sadden of the news of Danny passing. You and the kids are in my thoughts and prayers. May God wrap his arms around you and give you comfort. I love you all
Sharon & Neil Floyd
I knew Danny from the early 80’s until his death and did business with him off and on during all those years. Always a gentleman with a great wife and children. It is often said we are what we leave behind, well Danny you were great as you left behind a Real Legacy. Rest in Peace My Friend. Randy and Marcy Scates
Dad, Thank you for the wonderful memories we made together. You left a legacy of love. I cherish the time I spent with you. I will miss you dearly.
I love you! Your best friend & Son
My thoughts and prayers are with each member of the Ingram family. It was a pleasure to have done business with Danny from the early 80s. Danny, you always had a presence of happiness and well-being when I was around you. You will be deeply missed; my special and long-time friend.
Danny, my friend; you will be missed tons. Thank you very much for allowing me to be your friend and teaching me so many things about today’s world. It was a real honor knowing you Sir. Rest in peace my friend.
I am so sorry for your loss. My prayers go out for you Sharon and each of you kids. Danny was a man with a giving heart. I am so glad we were neighbors in Arlington. And we will all spend eternity together as well. I love you all.
My wife and did not have the pleasure of knowing Danny,but my friends Phillip, Marcia, Burl and Linda, spoke highly of him. Relating one of his favorite things to do is BBQ!,. I wish I had not pass on those invitations. I’m sorry for your loss and the missed invitations.
Sharon,
I’m so sorry to hear about your husband Danny and the loss you are experiencing at this time. I will be praying for you and your family as you face many decisions in the days ahead and as your heart begins the healing process. Truly our Lord will be the source of strength and peace.
You are loved,
Mary Loewen A/MPC
Dad,I hope u will still answer when I call you for answers or advice. You always had an answer for me.Thanks for the memories and great times we shared I love u and miss you so much your son, Chance
Always kind and always willing to help. You will be missed but not forgotten. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.
Thanks for being an honorable business associate & friend.. My thoughts & prayers are with his family – we will miss him..
A great man always on top of the situation and with a solution on any business situations.
Good Bless You Danny, My condoliances to the family.We will miss you
Joe Palermo
Respe
Sorry to note the demise of Danny. Hearty Condolences.
My deepest condelences during this difficult time. I will remember Danny as a wonderful business man.
I was so sorry to hear about your loss. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts.
Rita Jackson – AA.com
Sharon,I was so sad to hear the news about Danny. I know your heart is so heavy. I truly admired and respected Danny.He was a wonderful,kind hard working man that loved you and his family more than anything. He loved people and you couldnt help but love him back. He was loved by many and will be missed greatly.May God help you be strong and comfort you,wrap his arms around you and give you peace.
Danny was a joyfull friend that always made you smile- my sincere prayers to Sharon and family.
Sharon: I am just heart sick to learn of Danny’s passing. I am so thankful the both of you got to attend our 45th KHS Class of 1967 Reunion. We were all so excited to see Danny after so many years. He looked great! God has a reason for taking our loved ones from us, and that reason is not to be questioned. I pray for you and your family. God will give you the needed strength to endure this great loss in your life.
A friend from the KHS Class of 1967 – Charlotte Barnhart Dunaway
I hope Danny is sharing a cigar with Grandaddy Hershel.
Danny, you will always be one oft role models in my way a head.
My thougts and feelings goes to your family.
I am honored to have known Danny. what a great guy! and with Sharon’s influence also, what a great family! Love you guys. will surely miss Danny.
Ingram family, asking God’s Grace and Comfort
in your time of sorrow. Will never forget
Danny’s smile and mannerism.
Dear Sharon, Autumn, Chess, Rance, Jamie and Landi ~ My deepest sympathy is with each of you you and your extended families during these dark days. Terry and I were so looking forward to seeing you all under different cirmunstances. Danny was a fine man who left a warm place in all of our hearts. God bless you and give you strength to hold each other up..
Danny Ingram will always be a true Texas gentleman. He was a man of his word and we will truly miss his advice, insight, and warm personality. We are sending our prayers to Sharon and the entire Ingram Family.
Kindest regards,
Mark, Ivana, William, Caroline, and Harrison Christian
My deepest sympathy on your recent loss. My love and best wishes for you at this time.
Sweet Autumn and family,
My heart breaks for you. I can tell from the pictures how much he was loved. May God comfort you during this time.
Love,
Piper
Sharon, I was just heartsick when I heard about your loss. I’m just so glad that you both got to come and share our Kilgore High School 45th reunion with us! It was so good to see Danny and meet you. You had taken very good care of him and I could tell how proud he was of his family. He was always so much fun and I will always have very good memories of Danny. May God give you peace.
To Sharon and Kids
I’ve known Danny for over 53 years. It was so great to see him @ the 45th reunion.After 10 minutes of talking we were all caught up like time had stood still. Sometimes God takes the people that mean the most. My prayers and thoughts go to each of you in your time of great loss. Danny: Love you & hope to see you again soon.
Dear Sharon,
I want to express my deepest sympathies to you and all the family. Mr. Ingram, along with you also, were always very kind to me and I always felt welcome at your home. I have so many great memories over there of when Rance, Chess and I were still growing up. Mr. Ingram, along with you, always made me feel like I had a second home. Once again, my deepest condolences to you and everyone else in the family.
Our hearts & prayers go out to you all in the loss of your precious Father. May our Lord give you peace as only He can, helping you remember all the many wonderful, fun, and memorable days you had. All our love and sympathy, Wally & Vicki
Dear Sharon and family,
It breaks my heart to hear of Danny’s passing. My memories of him in high school were great but my memories of him at our reunion in June will evermore be in my heart. May the memories that you have with Danny give you peace during this difficult time. May God bless you and your family.
Shirley Hankins Arredondo
PT.Pasco Doma Mulia from Indonesia send our deep condolences to Danny’s family. It was great to work with him and may God gives strenght to all his family. We believe all the staff at Texas Product can continue his work and we are more than proud to always continue working with Danny’s company.
Dear Sharon and all the Ingram family,
I really don’t know exactly how to say how we all feel. Danny was a very good man who I had the chance to be around while our boys were playing ball. It was very apparent that he was a caring and supportive husband, father and friend. We all enjoyed being around him so much and appreciated his friendship in those times. I respected him so much for his hard work and devotion to his family and he will be greatly missed. May God comfort you and please know that you all are in our thoughts and prayers.
It is with deep regret that we received the news of the premature passing away of Mr. Danny James Ingram. On behalf of the entire SIVAM team, we would like to express our most sincere and heartfelt condolences.
Sharon, I’m so sorry for your loss..my prayers are with you and your family. May God’s presence be so near that you can feel His arms of comfort wrapped around you.
I have had the pleasure of knowing Danny for the last 3 years and have always looked forward to our next visit. Danny had so much class and integrity, I can only hope I learned from him. I will miss visiting with this kind gentleman. To Danny’s wife and kids, I would have to say God blessed you with the best. I will miss my friend. Rest in Peace Danny.
Danny Ingram..a great neighbor…..Danny was the first to be working in our cul de sac,cleaning the debris from the Tornado that ripped through our neighborhood in the 90’s…He was also always there when our teenagers in the neighborhood created chaos.He was even there when my kid’s water balloon ended up shattering their window….His understanding,his never ending helping hand and his compassionate heart was a gift to all of us in that neighborhood….Thank you Danny,may you rest in God’s peace…..To Sharon and family…I am so sad for you….please find your courage to go on in the role modeling of your husband and father……Love to all of you….Marianne Durden-Boyd,Robert and Marilyn
I’ve known Danny for over 53 years. He actually only lived about 5 blcoks from me when he was going to school inKilgore.It was so great to see him at the 45th reunion. Sometimes God takes the people that mean the most in life. My prayers and thoughts go to each of you in your time of great loss.
You could slice that hot April humid stuff Houston calls air at the huge OTC BBQ with a knife.. I pulled up a rickety folding chair alongside an alone Danny as he pulled a deep breath off a fine Cuban cigar he somehow obtained .. he looked at me with that satisfied look I have grown to know over the 25 odd years we have known each other, you know that look where his clear eyes say it all .. “Philâ€, he said, “ this is the time I enjoy best, when the BBQ smoke and craziness has cleared, when it all winds down and I can enjoy the peace , when I can just sit here, reflect and just enjoy the peace of it all†Today as I viewed your life played on a video screen as you lay in state, I felt that peace you talked about .. you lived a full life Danny and now it is time to enjoy your peace .. thank you for taking care of my wife Marcia as you 2 ventured thru oilfield life, making her Texas Oilfield Trash proud .. and I am proud in your last moments, she never left your side trying to care for you .. Rest in peace my dear friend, God Bless you and your dear family you so cherished.
Autumn and family: we are so very sorry to hear about your Dad’s
passing. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Your friends, The Fraziers
Dear Sharon and family,
I was very saddened to hear of Danny’s passing. I remember all of us from the “Dairy Queen Days” what fun we had. I had planned to get in touch/visit with you guys “some day” and Mary and Rance, as our daughter lives in Addison, Texas.
I wish you comfort and peace with your memories of Danny and your beautiful family that the two of you love so much!
Dear Sharon and Family, I am so sorry to hear about Danny. I found out to late to attend ther service I wish I could have been there. Danny was so special to our family and we all loved him so much especially Mom. I will be praying for all of you. Take care. Love, Kelli
Danny was my brother-in-law for 34 years, I do not ever remember a time in my life that he was not in it. I used to go on date with you and Sharon when you first started dating!! When I was younger and spent so much time at your house you were like a second set of parents to me. My beautiful sister Sharon, I do understand your pain and it makes me wish I could take that from you and your children. Time will lessen the pain, and make the memories brighter. I love all of you! Rest in peace my dear brother-in-law, we love you.
Even though we have been a part of the oil industry for many years overseas, Danny was a sort of mentor for us when we established our first branch here in the US. I never had the pleasure of meeting him, although we always had it in our plans. TP has always been great with us and we have Danny’s great leadership to thank. Our most sincere condolences to Danny’s family and close friends, and we wish the best of success for many years to come to his other family and legacy; Texas Products.
I don’t know what to say at the first time to hear it. I’ve lost my best friend also my good teacher when I work for Duri Steam Flood Project – Caltex in Indonesia 1980. I’ve learned much from him for the project that I will not forget forever more. Forward our most sincere condolence to Danny’s family and I hope we still have good relationship with Texas Products in future.
Sharon and family, I am so sorry to hear the sad news about Danny. As your next door neighbor for several years, I will always remember Danny’s friendly wave and big smile whenever I saw him. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Bob Swanson
Thinking of the Ingram family at this one- year anniversary of Danny’s passing.
Charlotte Barnhart Dunaway – Class of 1967
Danny was my grandpa and I loved him so much. I remember when we would sit in front of his bed and eat potato chips while watching the football game. I was 5 when we lost him and now im 13 and i still remember him. I love you pawpaw. Always and forever.