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Greg died sudenly Monday morning from a heart attack. He was such a joyful and vibrant person. I will miss him. RIP
  
The photo on the left is from his funeral announcement in the paper. The other two pictures were from our 30 year class reunion, and orginated from a collection of photos Sherry Patterson Carter shared with me.
Greg's funeral information, pasted below, was taken from the Martinsville Bulletin from http://www.martinsvillebulletin.com/obituaries/index.cfm?ID=1945
Lynn Crowe Pritchett
Gregory A. Ingram, age 54, of 9606 Waterford Drive, Manassas, Va., formerly of Martinsville, Va., passed away Monday, July 28, 2014, at his residence.
He was born May 11, 1960, to Barbara Howard Ingram and Henry Ingram. He is survived by his wife, Karen Hall Ingram, of Manassas, Va.; two daughters, Kendall Ingram, and Courtney Ingram, both of Manassas, Va.; mother, Barbara Ingram; father, Henry Ingram; one sister, Marsha Ingram, all of Martinsville, Va.; and one brother, Vincent Ingram of Fords, N.J. He was a graduate of Martinsville High School and Virginia State University. Gregory was an employee of Giant Foods as a manager for 31 years. The family will receive friends a half-hour prior to the service and other times at his parents home, Barbara and Henry Ingram, 1306 Carver Court, Martinsville, Va. The funeral service will be held on Monday, August 4, 2014, at l:30 p.m. at Galilean House of Worship with Bishop Doug Ingram and Bishop J.C. Richardson, officiating. Interment will be in Carver Memorial Gardens, Martinsville, Va. Arrangements are entrusted to Hairston Funeral Home.
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Stephanie Evette Stone (Spencer)
Lynn,
I agree with you. Greg was a nice guy, full of fun and laughter. He will be missed. RIP Greg.
Jeffery David Mahan
Greetings to all,
I must admit that I'm shocked and sadden at the passing of Greg Ingram. I was on the football team with Greg and really got to know him, he will be missed. It should serve to remind us all that life is short and precious, cherish it and make sure to have a personal relationship with God. RIP Greg!
Robin Renee Mitchell (Scott)
I agree with all the comments. Greg always had something funny to say and had a great sense of humor. We also attended college together. He managed a Giant Grocery store in Manassas, VA and I know he kept them laughing. My last message with him was remembering nick names of classmates and friends and it was funny reflecting back. I found my memories book he signed for me and he signed it Greg, The Light #40. I was so saddened to hear he passed and missed seeing him sooner but life is short so please connect with classmates sooner than later. I missed the last reunion due to scheduling conflicts but I plan to attend the next one. Rest in peace my friend, Love Robin.
P.S. Lynn, thanks for keeping us all connected.
Dean Johnston
A great teammate. worked hard,played hard, and always had a good attitiude. Greg was one of the good ones, he will be missed.
Patricia Marshall (East)
I am saddened to hear of Greg's sudden passing. Prayers of comfort, deepest condolences to his family, friends, and us(classmates of Greg). He was a super cool nice and kind person. Godspeed dear friend.
Pamela Evonne Hicks (Griffin)
Wow. My buddy and one of my bestest pals in high school. Lots of fun and laughter. A light has gone out in this world. He will be dearly missed.