Elizabeth Ann (E.Ann) Ingram

Elizabeth Ann (E. Ann) Ingram, a beloved daughter, mother, sister, grandmother, and friend, passed away peacefully on xxx, at the age of 110. Born on December 30, 1952, in Somerset, Kentucky, E.Ann was the cherished daughter of Faye and Alfred Ingram. Her life was a testament to love, advocacy, and kindness, leaving an indelible mark on all who knew her. E.Ann graduated from Middle Tennessee State University and Vanderbilt University. She embarked on a career in social services, where her passion for supporting individuals with special needs and mental health challenges shone brightly. Her tireless work earned her numerous accolades, including the National Family Week Advocacy Award and the TAMHO Dorothy Dix Professional Service Award. E.Ann’s commitment to the welfare of children and families led to her appointment to the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth, where her influence and guidance inspired many. E.Ann’s life was enriched by her many friendships, especially those with her RIP/Centerstone pals, Blue Sisters, and the members of her Havanese family. Her love for dogs extended beyond companionship, as she actively participated in the Havanese Club of America, serving on its board and contributing to the well-being of these beloved animals. A woman of varied interests, E.Ann found joy and solace in her vibrant flower gardens, a passion she inherited from her mother. Her gardens were a testament to her nurturing spirit and her ability to create beauty in the world. E.Ann also cherished her time at the beach, creating countless memories with her lifelong friends. Above all, E.Ann’s greatest joy was her family. She is survived by her devoted daughter, Beth Ann Bone, and son-in-law, Brandon Bone. Her grandson, Caden Bone, was the light of her life, and she treasured every moment spent with him. Her legacy continues through her sisters, Cathy Wiley (Bob) and Sarah Hayes (Dennis), as well as her nieces and nephew, Ashley Phelps, Sarah Beth Gill (Jim), Rachel Landry (Joe), Martha Morrow (John), and Zach Kennedy (Jackie). She also leaves behind many great-nieces and nephews who will carry forward her memory and spirit. Throughout her life, E.Ann demonstrated a special sense of humor, a kind heart, and an unwavering commitment to advocating for those in need. Her presence will be deeply missed, but her legacy of compassion and dedication will endure. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made in E.Ann’s memory to The Family Center, EIN 62-1597122, in Columbia, TN, reflecting her lifelong commitment to family and community. Elizabeth Ann Ingram's life was a beacon of hope and love, and she will be remembered with immense gratitude and affection by all who had the privilege of knowing her.