Leonard Franklin Ingram Jr.

Frank was born in St. Louis, Illinois and moved to Texas at a very young age; for those who knew him could tell by his slow Texas drawl. He was an easy-going, kind, laid-back guy who always had a smile on his face and a twinkle in his beautiful blue eyes. He was a family man who truly loved his family and they meant everything to him. He had a love for music which he knew everything about from Rock and Roll to Jazz. He was passionate about teaching his five children everything he possibly could about life and he tried to lead by example when it came to expressing kindness or helping someone out. He loved riding his motorcycle with his best friend by his side, his wife Jodi, you never saw one without the other. The love and compassion that they had for one another was a gift from God that they both knew and appreciated. After 26 years of marriage, they were still crazy in love with each other. Frank was a great dad. When he married Jodi, they blended two families together. Most of the time it was chaos, but the love that they shared casted upon to all of the children and they became a family. He took on three kids that were not his own and married a girl that he thought hung the moon. He became their dad, at no cost to him, and he felt they were a blessing to him. He was grateful that he had five wonderful crazy kids that made his house a home and a wife that adored him. Frank is survived by his wife Jodi Eppinger Ingram of 26 years. His Children: Andrea Kinsel, Christopher Eppinger, Murray Ingram, Candy Matthews and Jennifer Burch. Son-in-law Blake Burch, and Daughter-in-law Bethany Eppinger Grandchildren: Gabriel Kinsel, Naomi Kinsel, Trystan Ingram, Tyler Ingram, Sophia Eppinger and Bryce Burch. Siblings and In-laws: Teresa & Ray Cantu, Tina & George Smith, Harry and Sandy Eppinger, Mark and Kelly Thomas, Kevin and Melanie Eppinger, and numerous nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents, Leonard Franklin Ingram, Sr. and Eunice Cooper and sister Pamela Sue Ingram. As well as numerous friends and extended family. Frank will always be in our hearts and will always be our hero. We know that you are our angel riding high in the sky watching over each and every one of us. We love and miss you always............

Leonard Franklin Ingram Jr.

November 28, 1957 - September 12, 2015