Ruby Jo (Henderson) Ingram aged 76, died on the 13th of July 2023, in Andalusia Health after an extended illness.
Ruby was born on April 18 1947 at Rainbow City, Alabama, as a beloved single child of Charles as well as Geddie Henderson. She grew up in Alabama and as she grew older she met her future partner, Bill. When she was 18 they got married and moved to Michigan and had two wonderful children, and then relocated back to Alabama and settled in Athens initially, and later in Andalusia. They were among the few couples to have an unbreakable bond until the time the time of his death in May 2023.
Anyone who has ever known Ruby was people who would say how she did, assist them in every possible way, laugh out with them and even hold them when you needed someone cry on. Her sons were taught to live exactly the same way she did in her own life: strong, honest and hard-working, devoted, and, above all, with a faith that was unshakeable in God. She is content in her relationship with Him along with her entire family members gone before her.
In her memory is her son, Lester (Kimberly) Ingram of Andalusia and daughter-in-law Jennifer (Phillips) Ingram of Andalusia and stepdaughters Patsy (Norman) King of Ludowichi, Georgia, and Nora Rebecca Bass of Monroe, North Carolina; grandchildren: Samantha (Jeremy) Sanders of Andalusia, Leslie A. Ingram of Andalusia, Austin C. Ingram of Andalusia, Dan (Bailey) Modisett of Aberdeen, North Carolina, Jenny Modisett of Monroe, North Carolina, Johnny, Tony, Brian (Leslie) of the King family Great-grandchildren: Sara R. Sanders, Raelynn R. Sanders, Gavin Modisett, 10 great-grandchildren and four great-grandchildren of King family. They will miss her greatly from her congregation as well as her extended family and close friends.
She is preceded in passing by her spouse, Bill Ingram, her son, Billy Ingram Jr. Her parents, mother and father, Charles W. and Geddie Henderson, as well as their granddaughter Hailey Nicole Modisett.
The services will be revealed to the families at a later time.
Keahey Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The story Ruby Jo Henderson Ingram was first published in The Andalusia Star-News.
