Norma Ingle obituary: Norma Ingle's Obituary, Columbus
In Memory Of
Norma Lee Ingle
In Memory Of
Norma Lee Ingle
Norma Lee Ingle, 83, passed quietly from this world on June 14, 2022 after a long battle with Alzheimer's. She is survived by daughters, Teri Ingle and Lisa (Tom) Martin; grandchildren, Cori (Rahul) Verma, Joel Bomgardner, and Tyler (Rebekah) McCallister; great-grandchildren, Arthur Neil, Oliver Samuel, and Clark Thomas McCallister; siblings, Carol Woodruff and Michael (Carole) Woodruff; nieces and nephews as well as other extended family. Norma was preceded in death by husband, Neil Ingle; parents, Fredrick and Velma Woodruff; sister, Nancy Seely.
Norma loved being with her family, getting the giggles with her daughters, playing cards and all kinds of crafts. When she lived in North Carolina she enjoyed her daily golf game and her backyard pool.
After retirement and moving back to Ohio she golfed with her husband and grandsons. Every time her granddaughter came into town she would make her delicious banana bread just for her.
When dining out with family she would say "there is never enough room for dessert". After that "dessert first" became a birthday tradition.
While in memory care she really enjoyed singing and wasn't the least bit shy about it.
Mom, we love you so very much and will miss you more than words can say.
No public services to be held.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the hospice foundation that took such wonderful care of her.
National Church Residences Hospice Foundation
2245 North Bank Dr.
Columbus, OH 43220
To leave a special message for the family, click the "Share Memories" tab.
Norma loved being with her family, getting the giggles with her daughters, playing cards and all kinds of crafts. When she lived in North Carolina she enjoyed her daily golf game and her backyard pool.
After retirement and moving back to Ohio she golfed with her husband and grandsons. Every time her granddaughter came into town she would make her delicious banana bread just for her.
When dining out with family she would say "there is never enough room for dessert". After that "dessert first" became a birthday tradition.
While in memory care she really enjoyed singing and wasn't the least bit shy about it.
Mom, we love you so very much and will miss you more than words can say.
No public services to be held.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the hospice foundation that took such wonderful care of her.
National Church Residences Hospice Foundation
2245 North Bank Dr.
Columbus, OH 43220
To leave a special message for the family, click the "Share Memories" tab.
Norma Lee Ingle, 83, passed quietly from this world on June 14, 2022 after a long battle with Alzheimer's. She is survived by daughters, Teri Ingle and Lisa (Tom) Martin; grandchildren, Cori (Rahul) Verma, Joel Bomgardner, and Tyler (Rebekah) McCallister; great-grandchildren, Arthur Neil, Oliver Samuel, and Clark Thomas McCallister; siblings, Carol Woodruff and Michael (Carole) Woodruff; nieces and nephews as well as other extended family. Norma was preceded in death by husband, Neil Ingle; parents, Fredrick and Velma Woodruff; sister, Nancy Seely.
Norma loved being with her family, getting the giggles with her daughters, playing cards and all kinds of crafts. When she lived in North Carolina she enjoyed her daily golf game and her backyard pool.
After retirement and moving back to Ohio she golfed with her husband and grandsons. Every time her granddaughter came into town she would make her delicious banana bread just for her.
When dining out with family she would say "there is never enough room for dessert". After that "dessert first" became a birthday tradition.
While in memory care she really enjoyed singing and wasn't the least bit shy about it.
Mom, we love you so very much and will miss you more than words can say.
No public services to be held.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the hospice foundation that took such wonderful care of her.
National Church Residences Hospice Foundation
2245 North Bank Dr.
Columbus, OH 43220
To leave a special message for the family, click the "Share Memories" tab.
Norma loved being with her family, getting the giggles with her daughters, playing cards and all kinds of crafts. When she lived in North Carolina she enjoyed her daily golf game and her backyard pool.
After retirement and moving back to Ohio she golfed with her husband and grandsons. Every time her granddaughter came into town she would make her delicious banana bread just for her.
When dining out with family she would say "there is never enough room for dessert". After that "dessert first" became a birthday tradition.
While in memory care she really enjoyed singing and wasn't the least bit shy about it.
Mom, we love you so very much and will miss you more than words can say.
No public services to be held.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the hospice foundation that took such wonderful care of her.
National Church Residences Hospice Foundation
2245 North Bank Dr.
Columbus, OH 43220
To leave a special message for the family, click the "Share Memories" tab.