Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  Wilson L. Ingalls, Jr.

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Wilson L. Ingalls, Jr.
June 21, 1935 - August 18, 2002

Birthplace:   North Platte, Nebraska
Resided In:   Hominy Oklahoma US
Funeral Home:   Chapman-Black Funeral Home, Inc.
Visitation:   August 21, 2002 
Service:   August 22, 2002 
Cemetery:   Tamaha Cemetery

Wilson L. Ingalls, Jr. also known as Bill to his friends and family of 
Hominy was born June 21, 1935 in North Platte, Nebraska to Wilson L. and  
Mabel Martha (McCombs) Ingalls.  Bill was raised and received his education 
in Colorado.  Soon after high school Bill joined the United States Navy on 
January of 1955.  Bill served his country until he was honorably discharged 
on January of 1963.  Bill returned to Colorado and upon his return he was 
employed as a County Constable.  Bill also worked as a Colorado Highway 
Patrol.  In the early 1980’s Bill moved to Jennings, Oklahoma.  In April 
of 1988 Bill accepted employment with the Oklahoma Department of 
Corrections at the Dick Conners in Hominy, Oklahoma as the Safety 
Coordinator.  On November 25, 1992 Bill was united in marriage to Norma 
Ingalls (Hays) in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.  When Bill 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, Oklahoma at the 
age of 67 years 1 month and 27 days.  He was preceded in death by parents.  

Survived by his Wife, Norma Ingalls, of the home; children, Jay Ingalls of 
Colorado; Lori Ingalls of Colorado; sister Linda Kilpatrick of Colorado as 
well as many other family members and friends.

Services will be held Thursday August 22, 2002 at 10:00 am in the 
Chapman-Black Chapel officiated by Pastor Dan Edens.   With burial at 
3:00 pm in the Tamaha Cemetery in Tamaha, Oklahoma  under the direction of 
Chapman-Black Funeral Home.