Charles “Tony” Anthony Ingram

Charles “Tony” Anthony Ingram, 74, of Louisburg, North Carolina, passed away peacefully on October 11, 2026, in Henderson, North Carolina.

Born on July 29, 1952, in Tucson, Arizona, Tony was the beloved son of Doyle Ingram and Iva Janette Barnes. Throughout his life, Tony was known for his love of cars and airplanes, his appreciation for antiques, and his passion for listening to music. He enjoyed discovering unique treasures and appreciating the history behind the antiques he cherished. Music brought him happiness and was one of the many things that made life special to him. Tony was also known for his caring nature, strong work ethic, and sense of humor. His personality, interests, and the memories he shared with those he loved made him truly one of a kind.

Tony dedicated his life to his family, his country through his honorable service in the United States Marine Corps, and his career as an air traffic controller. He will be remembered for his humor, his generous heart, and the love he shared with those around him. His dedication to his family and the memories he created with those he loved will remain a lasting part of his legacy.

Tony leaves to cherish his memory his six children: Caitlin (Alex) Williamson of Louisburg, North Carolina; Kristen Ingram of Denver, Colorado; Sean Ingram of Brooklyn, New York; Brian Ingram of Union, Kentucky; Karen (Mark) Jackson of Lakeland, Florida; and Scott (Shannon) Ingram of Lakeland, Florida.

He is also survived by his sisters, Brenda Tyler of Indiana, Jody Orso of Alabama, and Julia Ingram of Florida; his seven grandchildren, Chelsea Russell of Lakeland, Florida; Tyler Register of Lakeland, Florida; Timothy Ingram of Central South Carolina; Jacob Jackson of Lakeland, Florida; Colton Jackson of Lakeland, Florida; Sienna Diaz of Denver, Colorado; and Blake Williamson of Louisburg, North Carolina; and his eight great-grandchildren, Maverick, Maddox, Myles, Jordyn, Brantley, Wyatt, Landon, and Hannah, all of Lakeland, Florida.

Tony was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Lynda Ingram; his mother, Iva Janette Barnes; his father, Doyle Ingram; his brother, David Tyler; his sister, Donna Mart; his brother, Charles Wayne Ingram; and his grandson, Cody Ingram.

Though Tony may be gone from our sight, his love, legacy, and cherished memories will remain forever in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

Forever loved, forever remembered.