Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  WILSON INGALLS Jr. 

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WILSON INGALLS Jr.

OCNS - August 22, 2002 - Wilson L. Ingalls, jr., also known as Bill to his 
friends and family of Hominy, Oklahoma, was born June 21, 1935 in North 
Platte, Nebraska to Wilson L. and Mabel Martha (McCombs) Ingalls.   Bill 
was reared and received his education in Colorado and soon after high 
school, joined the United States Navy on January of 1955.   Bill served his 
country until he was honorably discharged in January of 1963.   He returned 
to Colorado and was employed as a County Constable and as a Colorado 
Highway Patrol.   In the early 1980's Bill moved to Jennings, Oklahoma and 
in 1988, accepted employment as the Safety Coordinator with the Oklahoma 
Department of Corrections at the Dick Conners Correctional Center in Hominy.   
November 25, 1992 Bill was united in marriage to Norma Hays in Pawhuska, 
Oklahoma.   When he had spare time, he loved to ride motorcycles, work on 
his computer and do crossword puzzles.

Bill passed away August 18, 2002 at his home in Hominy at the age of sixty-
seven years, one month and twenty-seven days.   He was preceded in death by 
his parents.

Survivors include:   His wife, Norma of the home; children, Jay Ingalls and 
Lori Ingalls and sister, Linda Kilpatrick all of Colorado and many other 
family members and friends.

Services were held at 10:00 a.m., Thursday, August 22, in the Chapman-Black 
Chapel, 108 West Delaware, Cleveland, Oklahoma officiated by Pastor Dan 
Edens.   Burial will be at 3:00 p.m., in the Tamaha Cemetery in Tamaha, 
Oklahoma (somewhere about sixty miles southwest or southeast of Muskogee, 
Oklahoma) under the direction of Chapman Black Funeral Home. 

Visit an online obituary and guest book for Wilson Ingalls, Jr. at:   
Chapman-Black Funeral Home.