Janet Elaine Ingber
January 5, 1940 ~ April 29, 2005
Janet Elaine Ingber passed away to be with our Lord on April 29, 2005. Janet was born January 5, 1941 and was a lifelong resident of San Antonio.
She was a graduate of Northeast High School and was preceded in death by her husband, Richard Ingber and her parents, Joe and Lorraine Ackerman.
Ms. Ingber is survived by her sons, Rex Keating, Richard Keating and Charles Ingber; daughter-in-laws, Tisha Keating, Jaime Keating and Melissa Ingber; brother, Joe Ray Ackerman; sister, Ida Marie Ackerman; grandchildren, Michael Keating, Ryan Keating and Rayce Keating; and long time friend and companion, Tommy Carlock all of San Antonio.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society, 8115 Datapoint Dr., San Antonio, TX 78229.
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Rex, Ricky, and Chuck- I heard the news over the weekend and wanted to share my deepest sympathies with you all and your families. Janet was a very special lady with a great spirit, and a very giving heart. I think of you all often, and you are fortunate to have each other to help you through times such as these. Although we lived in different cities, different lives, connected only by your Mom, please know that the connection lives on, should you feel that need. Much love, Laura
We would like to send our deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother. Our prayers and our thoughts are with you at this time.
Dear Family, My son Roy has been a life-long friend of Rex’s and I wish to express to you all my condolences. There are no words that can take away the pain in your hearts right now, but I and my family are praying for you all. Time will ease the pain…but never the memory. I know that Janet loved each and every one of you and she will be greatly missed. If there is anything that I or my family can do to help, please let us know.
To the Janet Ingber Family, I’m deeply sorry for the loss of your Mother. I pray that God will ease the pain that you are experiencing and will guide you through the next chapter of your life. Trust in the Lord with all of your heart and lean not on your own understanding. We all loved your Mother too. God Bless You. With Love
To the Janet Ingber Family, I’m deeply sorry for the loss of your Mother. I pray that God will ease the pain that you are experiencing and will guide you through the next chapter of your life. Trust in the Lord with all of your heart and lean not on your own understanding. We all loved your Mother too. God Bless You.
I SM SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT JANET. I USE TO BOWL WITH HER MANY YEARS AGO. I MOVED AWAY AND LOST TOUCH WITH HER. SHE WOULD DO ANYTHING FOR YOU. MY SON JEFF CALLED ME TODAY AND TOLD ME THE NEWS. I JUST COULDNT BELIEVE IT. MY SON AND DAUGHTER LIVE IN S.A. CHUCK WENT TO SCHOOL WITH MY SON. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND ALL THE FAMILY. SHE WILL BE MISSED DEARLY. I AM SO GLAD I GOT TO KNOW HER THE YEARS THAT I DID. LOVE DENISE
IN LOVING MEMORY TO MY SWEET DEAR MOTHER , ALTHOUGH I KNOW THAT YOU’RE IN A BETTER PLACE I STILL MISS YOU , AND WILL ALWAYS MISS YOU YOU WERE ALL THAT I KNEW , YOU WERE MY EVERYTHING BUT NOW YOU’RE GONE I AM HAPPY THAT YOU ARE NO LONGER IN PAIN YOUR MIND , BODY , AND SOUL ARE AT REST NOW YOU ARE NOW IN THE HANDS OF OUR LORD FATHER YOU ARE ALSO WITH YOUR LOVED ONES , THAT ONCE LEFT YOU TOO JUST AS YOU’RE GONE FROM ME NOW MOM , I KNOW THAT I WILL SEE YOU AGAIN SOMEDAY I KNOW THAT IT WAS JUST YOUR TIME , FOR YOU TO LEAVE THIS PLACE YOU’RE NOW IN A MUCH BETTER PLACE THAN HERE YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY HEART YOU WILL ALWAYS LIVE , THROUGH ME MOM , I WILL MAKE YOU A PROMISE I WILL LIVE MY LIFE TO THE FULLEST IN YOUR HONOR AND IN YOUR MEMORY I WILL LET YOU BE PROUD OF ME , I WILL CONTINUE TO BE STRONG I WILL NOT LET YOUR PASSING BRING ME DOWN , I WILL LET IT BUILD ME BUILD ME IN TO THE PERSON THAT YOU HAVE RAISED ME TO BE MOM , I KNOW THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS BE WATCHING OVER ME RIGHT BESIDE OUR LORD FATHER YOU WILL BE MY GUIDE THROUGHOUT THE REST OF MY LIFE I WILL ALWAYS MISS YOU AND YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY MEMORIES I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU EVEN THOUGH YOU ARE NO LONGER HERE WITH ME UNTIL I SEE YOU AGAIN I WILL ALWAYS LOVE AND MISS YOU YOU WILL FOREVER BE IN MY HEART I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU IN LOVING MEMORY – CHARLES ANTHONY INGBER
Janet (Mom), Well, what can I say about you? I came into the Ingber household when I was only 17. Hanging out with a much old, 25 year old, Charles was fun and gave me the opportunity to meet his great family. Words cannot express the lose of someone like Janet. She was full of life when anyone of us would come over. She took us in under her arm and made us feel welcome. When nights would drag on, I can remember how upset she would become when woken up from our laughter and socializing. Scary at the time, but a memory that will live on. Some nights when I would come over she would be trying to play skip-bo but had no one to play with. Playing with her was the first time I had ever played, and never did I win, but everytime I have had a chance to play it, I think of her sitting there with her smile and how she always won. Well Janet, your somewhat adopted son will have to wait to give you a shoulder rub until we meet again up in heaven. Let me last give my thanks to the whole family for years that were great and give my condolences to them. Janet will be missed but never, ever forgotten. God bless.
I was very shocked to hear of this news. I enjoyed visiting and speaking with Janet (MOM). I will miss her smile and good heart. She was always accepting of Chuck’s friends. It was a good feeling to walk into her house and to hear her kind voice telling me hi and giving out a kind hug. It is still hard for me to accept the news of mom (janet). She was a lady who once you met you could never forget. I had the priviledge of knowing Ms. Ingber for a number of years. She made me feel like a son. I will always keep her in my memories and paryers.
Dear Ricky, Rex, and Chuck, Our deepest sympathy are with you in this time of sorrow. The Wilson’s Barb, Theo, Jenny,Mitch & Brian
My deepest condolences go out to the Ingber family and all of those who are impacted by this trying time. Janet was a neat lady. She could knock you over with her stoic and simplistic nature. Her wisdom and good common sense influnced people to bring out the best in them. That is what I will miss about her and that is what I loved about her. She was a good friend with a wonderful spirit. I will miss her greatly. Aaron
Janet will allways be in my memories, from when I first knocked on the door to ask if Chuck was home, to being taken out of a down pour while looking for Chuck, and being scolded for keeping her up at night when we were cutting up later than we should have been. I wish I could have been there for my best friend and her family that has been apart of my life from my first day in San Antonio, I’m sorry that I couldn’t be there and hope you all understand. I miss her very much. She always said not to cry over her but have a good time talking about and remembering her, I plan on honoring her just that way. In Loving Memory of Janet, you will be missed for the smiles and kindness you brought to us all. Herbie.
To the Ingber family, Chuck & Melissa, Your family and your mom were a second home to Herbie, friends to Sarah & Heather. Janet was classy, caring, loving. She will be missed but her memory will never fade in our hearts. With Love, Sue & Wayne Nunnery, Sarah & Heather Scranton
Chuck, I am sooo sorry to hear about your Mom. She was a very special lady, and we will all miss her!! I know that she was at my wedding smiling down on me calling me Angel becuase that’s what she always called me. I love you and keep in touch Your cousin, Lorraine
I attended MacArthur High school with Janet. With her surname beginning with “A” & mine with “B”, we sat next to each other in a couple of classes. My recollection of Janet lo these many years ago is that she was pretty, petite & very nice. It is strictly by coincidence that I found out about her passing,I haven’t lived in Texas since 1968. I’m very, very sorry to hear of her loss. To me, she will always be the young, pretty, vivacious girl I knew in high school. I am sure she raised a fine family.