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SR0795LRB104 21880 LAW 37717 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois Senate are saddened 

3to learn of the death of Charles D. "Chuck" Ingram of 

4Harrisburg, who passed away on May 7, 2026; and

5 WHEREAS, Chuck Ingram, the son of Joseph Ingram and Grace 

6(Warner) Ingram, was born in Neoga on January 19, 1935; he 

7graduated from Cumberland High School in 1954, where he was a 

8standout athlete in basketball, baseball, track, and cross 

9country; he married Mary "Marie" Cooper at the First Christian 

10Church in Toledo on April 19, 1955, and they were married for 

1167 years prior to her passing on November 10, 2022; he earned 

12his bachelor's degree in education from Eastern Illinois 

13University and his master's degree in education from Indiana 

14State University; and

15 WHEREAS, Chuck Ingram began his teaching career at 

16Cumberland High School in 1957, where he taught industrial 

17arts before transitioning into building trades; while there, 

18he coached Little League baseball in Toledo and a traveling 

19women's softball team; he began teaching industrial arts and 

20building trades at Red Hill Senior High School in Bridgeport 

21during the 1969-1970 school year, and he continued teaching 

22and coaching in the district until he and his family moved to 

23Harrisburg in 1974; and

SR0795- 2 -LRB104 21880 LAW 37717 r

1 WHEREAS, Chuck Ingram taught industrial arts and building 

2trades at Harrisburg High School until he retired in 1994; 

3during his tenure, he and his students constructed 19 homes in 

4Harrisburg and the surrounding area, and he coached football 

5as well as boys and girls basketball; his lasting legacy to 

6Harrisburg High School was his dedication to its tra