My grandfather probably in his early 60's. This is how I remember him. At this age he would come home from work in his truck every day and hollar "mitchy-boy!" and "hey fatty, how ya doin'?"~~~~He sometimes would stand on his head to entertain me.
| Sincere Extreme My grandfather probably in his early 60's. This is how I remember him. At this age he would come home from work in his truck every day and hollar "mitchy-boy!" and "hey fatty, how ya doin'?"~~~~He sometimes would stand on his head to entertain me. |
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| Ingles Family This is the whole gang of J. R. 's kids i their prime. |
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| Cleaning Rabbits Grandpa was a crack shot and an outdoorsmen in the truest sense. Hunting game was food supply activity that everyone helped in. Burl went on to become almost consumed with the outdoor life - developing hunting and fishing skills comparable to none. |
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| Grandpa with his Father and Brother I'm not sure what sort of relationship Grandpa had with his father. I never knew him nor did I ever hear much about him. Grandpa in his later years became zealously religious and I don't believe "Pops" - as my mother called him - was. |
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| Holding a Bible As I remember Grandfather a lot, he carried a Bible often, since he usually was going to church, a Full-Gospel Businessmen meeting, the Jesus Outreach coffee shop, or to any number of engagements. He was a very busy man who had no time to waste. |
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| Last Job Here on Earth Burl says that this photo is of Grandpa on his last plastering job before he died. Grandpa supported his whole family contracting plastering jobs. Most all of his sons have learned the trade from him also. Thomas, his youngest, keeps busy lots of young pl |
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| Love in the 1920s Grandpa and Grandma when they were young lovers..... I'm not sure if thery are married yet in this picture. I've noticed though, that Grandma, like mother, seems to always be smiling in their youngest days. Grandpa was a vigorous young man - strong and at |
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| Roy Ingles and Marge Long Grandpa grew up as one of those tough boys on the other side of the track. Life wasn't easy and he spent a lot of it taking care of his sisters since his mother died young. Hard drinking and hard living was the norm - until God saved him. He became a Chri |
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| Roy Ingles and Latest Generation Wild Of all the photos of Grandpa, this is the only one I know of that is just him and me and I am ashamed of it. Grandpa looks and feels out of place and me and my young drug days room makes him feel that way. Notice the marijuana poster in background. I reme |
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| Prime Time Grandpa almost always wore a hat. He liked to dress nice and I think wealth would have been easy for him, had he not dedicated his life to God. This life was too confining for him.... I think he had to have something as big as God to be serving. He was an |
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| Vacation - Pioneer Style A vacation for Grandpa - and his family - was simply to go out into the wilderness and set up a camp. They did this often. |
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