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In loving memory of our friend and brother in Messiah, Jim Ingle
who went to sleep in Messiah Yahshua on 15th August 2007
 

Jim Ingle will be missed by many around the globe.

What was it that made Jim such a special person?

There are many gifted speakers sending out sermon messages to
the people of Yah. While Jim was one of those, that is not what made him
truly special. So much more than just a gifted speaker and elder,  Jim was
a BROTHER.
A BROTHER in good times and bad. A BROTHER and a FRIEND
 and a trusted confidant to many.
Jim was always ready with a word of encouragement; empathy;
sympathy; whatever was needed at the time. Often just plain old friendship
and communication to those scattered and often lonely brethren.
Often with humour and at times correction, Jim was always faithful to listen,
to reply and to help where ever he could.
Jim Ingle was steadfast, he could be counted on, and more than that
Jim new WHO and what he counted on, WHO and what he stood FOR.

Audio Sermon Title “Special” Jim Ingle - March 2007



Jim spoke often of the brethrens responsibility before Yahweh, to
take care of the poor, the sick, the widow and the fatherless.
Certainly Jim took that responsibility seriously in his own life.
Let us not forget then, any of us, to take care of Jim’s widow,
his life partner, his rose, Bonnie.
For to take care of Bonnie is not only our responsibilty before
Yahweh- but the best tribute we could pay to Jim, Far
better than any words we can express here in these pages.

We look forward to Jim’s company once again in the
1st ressurection , until then Jim  ‘ sleep well my friend .’

 “David”

The text below has been taken from the Obituary notice in
the Missouri News Tribune .

From Jim’s Memorial Card.







A Poem from Rebecca Whited of the Lewiston Berean Fellowship.

The following  pages contain a copy of Jim’s Guestbook.
If anyone would like to add an entry please email,
webbie@yahwehslittleflock.org.nz
Please put ‘guestbook entry’ in the subject bar.