Mickey Ingel

Mickey Ingle, 81, of Ontario OR, died November 25, 2012 at home, following a battle with cancer. Mickey was born to Bruer and Lilly Shipman on November 23, 1931 in Bammer Hill, OK. Mickey lived a very fulfilled life. She lived in Yakima and Selah WA with husband Carl Baker and raised her family there. They moved to Phoenix, AZ in 1972 where Mickey went to work at Motorola Assembly Plant. She loved her job and worked there for 20 years. After Carl's passing in 1988 Mickey met and married Ray Bray in 1990. They had a wonderful marriage. They boated, fished and swam together and had a lot of fun in the Arizona mountains. Ray passed away in 1992. Mickey moved to Emmett ID, and met Bernard Ingle at a square dance. He was her perfect match. They married Oct. 1, 1998. They lived together on Bernard's ranch outside Ontario, OR and had lots of fun riding in the foothills at camp. Mickey enjoyed preserving her own foods and was a very talented seamstress. She loved playing competitive games with her family and friends. Mickey was a very active member of the Sunrise Christian Church. She was preceded in death by her parents Bruer and Lilly Shipman, her brother Earl, sister Merle, husbands Carl Baker and Ray Bray, granddaughters Danielle Rae Poisel and Lisa Marie Stevens. She is survived by husband Bernard Ingle of Ontario, OR, brother Kirby Lee (Marie) Shipman of Edmonds WA., daughters Sandra (Jake) Stevens of Emmett ID, and Nancy (Joe) Poisel of Selah WA., grandchildren: George(Julie), Brandon, Jeni (Sean), and C.J., great grandchildren: Danielle, Larz, Jacob, Dylan, Levi, Caleb, Vander and Phineus Karl and also by one great-great granddaughter Marley. Numerous step children, grandchildren and great grandchildren also survive Mickey. A visitation will be held Tuesday, November 27, 2012 from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Sunrise Christian Church, Ontario. Funeral services will be held at the Sunrise Christian Church, Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 2:00 pm. Graveside services will be held on Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 2:00 pm at Tahoma Cemetery, Yakima, WA. Mickey’s family would like to thank Dr. Paul Gering and his staff, Home and Health Hospice, and special thanks to Thomas the singing nurse. Service Information