Reggie Sterling Ingle of Cherry Valley, departed this life on Wednesday, December 1, 2021, in Jonesboro at St. Bernards Regional Medical Center with family by his side at the age of 64. Reggie was born in Harrisburg, Arkansas, on November 16, 1957, to the late Leonard Ray “Moose” Ingle and Mary Ellen Newsom Ingle and was raised in the Bay Road community. He farmed most of his life and retired as plant manager of National Linen Service.
He is survived by his two children, daughter Ashley Nicole Howell of Memphis, son Jason Kyle Ingle of Clanton, Alabama; his grandchildren Jordan Howell, Nathan Howell and Addison Ingle; his sisters, Ellen Peeler and husband Kenneth of Vanndale, Venetta Bostick of Forrest City, Jackie McCay of Marion, Connie McClure and husband Steve of Savannah, TN; his nephews; Marc Wilson, Greg Wilson, Burt Wilson, Darren Wilson, Glen Peeler, Eric Peeler, Richard McCay and nieces; Stephanie McCay and Stacy Houlberg; and loving companion Betty Glass who cared for him in sickness and in health.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ray and Mary Ellen Ingle, his grandparents Clint Dennis Ingle and Barbara Allen Sanders Ingle, Sterling Earnest Newsom and Nellie Ellen Newsom, a favorite uncle Buddy Newsom and nephew Clint Douglas Peeler.
Reggie, also known as “Racehoss”, a nickname given by his father, is best described as an avid outdoorsman who loved spending quality time with his family. Whether it be a family cookout, hunting and fishing trips, riding the levee with all of his nephews or playing a serious game of ROOK, he was most happy being surrounded by his friends and family. Reggie was loved for his quick-witted humor and tall tales. His stories will be passed down for generations to come.
The family will have a celebration of life at a later time TBA. Memorials can be sent to the American Cancer Society in the name of his Mother Mary Ellen Ingle.
Cross County Funeral Service & Crematory was honored with handling the arrangements for the Ingle family.
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