Fig Ingram

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Fig Ingram, a cherished wife, mother, daughter, and friend, who left this world peacefully in her sleep on September 6, 2026. Born on July 26, 1991, in the vibrant borough of Brooklyn, New York, Fig's life was a tapestry of humor, love, and unwavering dedication to those she held dear. Fig was the beloved daughter of Aileen and Joseph, who provided a nurturing environment that allowed her to flourish into the remarkable person she became. Her magnetic personality and quick wit were evident to all who crossed her path, making her a treasured member of her community. In her professional life, Fig dedicated herself to the security industry, where she worked diligently and earned the respect of her colleagues. Despite her boss, Adkins's playful insistence that she held a degree in interior design, it was Fig's natural ability to create safe spaces and her commitment to her work that left a lasting impression on those around her. Fig was also known for her spirited involvement in the "Going Straight to Hell Club," where her humor and zest for life could shine among friends who appreciated her unique blend of mischief and kindness. Above all, Fig's heart belonged to her family. She leaves behind her adoring husband, Chris Ingram, and her beloved son, Joseph Cave, affectionately known as Bear or Booker T. Her family was her world, and she was their guiding light, providing love, laughter, and unwavering support. A memorial service to honor and celebrate Fig's life will be held on September 6, 2026, at midnight, at her cherished home. It is here, among the familiar walls that she filled with love and laughter, family and friends will gather to remember the joy she brought into their lives. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made to a charity of your choice, honoring Fig's spirit of giving and compassion. The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to all who have supported them during this time of loss. In their words, "Thank you for accepting the loss," a simple yet profound message that speaks to the journey of grief and healing. May we all remember Fig Ingram, not in sadness, but in the joy and light she brought to each of our lives.