Mr. Ross Allen Ingrando

The staff of American Cancer Fund™ at www.AmericanCancerFund.org is sorry to hear of Mr. Ingrando’s passing. We have just received a memorial donation in his name and our sincere condolences go out to his family.

The first thing that comes to mind when I think of Uncle Ross is how incredibly involved he was with his family. He was never to busy to lend a hand or words of wisdom. He was always very encouraging and showed us all just how much he loved us through his actions. I'll never forget how much he loved little babies, pool time, golf, and Aunt Linda's little dogs too! ;) Everything he did had a purpose and meaning.

The first thing that comes to mind when I think of Uncle Ross is how incredibly involved he was with his family. He was never to busy to lend a hand or words of wisdom. He was always very encouraging and showed us all just how much he loved us through his actions. I'll never forget how much he loved little babies, pool time, golf, and Aunt Linda's little dogs too! ;) Everything he did had a purpose and meaning. When I was in eighth grade I wanted to learn how to play the guitar. Uncle Ross took the time to find his old guitar ( probly took a while goin through years of "garage treasures") and he surprised me when I came to visit. He lent me the instrument, gave me all his old notes, and got me started. The first guitar I learned to play was his and when I finally got my own (2 or 3 yrs. later) I believe it went on to teach another young musician in our family. My uncle's generosity and encouragement helped make me the woman I am today, and music is a huge part of my life. Every time I pick up a guitar, I am reminded of my Uncle and I will always be grateful to him. The thought of him will always make me smile. I am very honored and very blessed to call him family.

A brother is a blessing, Of a rare and special kind; A blend of strength and courage; A truly priceless find.
I did not compose this but it so fits the love and respect I hold for my brother Ross. The moments spent together were always cherished with the only regrets being there wasn't enough to squeeze another round in...
I do know he'll be swinging; probably through the front nine but I'll catch him heading toward the club house and we'll pick up on lost time.
God Bless You Brother
LOVE TOM

I'll always remember my uncle and godfather with a smile on his face. Nothing really ever seemed to get him down and his outlook  on each day was always positive. He was so supportive of me and the rest of the family. I believe I grew up to be a better person for having him in my life. I still have the picture of him and I when they visited me in Louisiana. Uncle Ross, you will always be remembered

I'll always remember my uncle and godfather with a smile on his face. Nothing really ever seemed to get him down and his outlook  on each day was always positive. He was so supportive of me and the rest of the family. I believe I grew up to be a better person for having him in my life. I still have the picture of him and I when they visited me in Louisiana. Uncle Ross, you will always be remembered with fondess and love. Aunt Linda, I'm so sorry I couldn't make it there with the rest of the family. Just know you are in my prayers and I miss y'all. I love you!!

Linda, just heard the news yesterday. I am so sorry for your loss. Ross was always such a joy to be around. i will always remember how much joy he brought to your life which made our family very happy. Much Love to you and your family,
Kell

Having experienced knowing Ross as a new employee being viewed with cautious optimism, to a respected professional worthy of admiration and trust, I must say that the passing of Ross is a loss to us all. But having known him my, life ,and many others that he touched, have been richer for it.
With deep respect: R.B.Owens.

My deepest sympathy and prayers to Linda, all the children, and all Ross's brothers and sisters. Ross was a dear "brother" and made a difference in my life and his brother, Ray Ingrando (deceased 2009). I have lots of fond memories of family gatherings at brother Roland's and Robbies home in Houston throughout the years from 1986 - 2008. Linda and Ross also treated us to several camping trips with our dogs and their doggies....I especially remember the wonderful 70th

My deepest sympathy and prayers to Linda, all the children, and all Ross's brothers and sisters. Ross was a dear "brother" and made a difference in my life and his brother, Ray Ingrando (deceased 2009). I have lots of fond memories of family gatherings at brother Roland's and Robbies home in Houston throughout the years from 1986 - 2008. Linda and Ross also treated us to several camping trips with our dogs and their doggies....I especially remember the wonderful 70th Birthday Party for Ross at their home. Ross was a strong support to Ray Ingrando when Ray loss his baby son Scott, at an young age of early 20's in the mid 1980's. Both Ray and Ross were in the Marines and we all enjoyed going to Quantico, Virginia, to tour the Marine Corps History Museum. Ross, Linda, and all Ray's familiy were a great support when we lost our Ray in 2009. (Ross's sister, Barbara Moore, was always ready to lend a helping hand, a warm heart, and sincere prayers). Ross continued to send very inspiring spiritual messages to Della, (2009- 2012) to make a difference in her life. Ross was a great Brother, dear friend, and dedicated family man to all his "blended" family. All my love and prayers to Linda and all the Ingrando families. Love, Della Ingrando