James Armand Ingerson Lancaster, New Hampshire Obituary

James Armand Ingerson

LUNENBURG - James Armand Ingerson, Sr. 88, after having health issues the past 2 years and living at Morrison Nursing Home, passed away on Sunday, November 14, 2021. He was born in Whitefield NH September 6,1933 to the late Clifford and Maryanna (Beaudoin) Ingerson Sr of Martin Meadow Pond Rd. He made his home in Lunenburg for over 60 years. Jim was a hard worker and loved his family and provided for his siblings and later his family. He worked at local farms at a very young age, and later picked up cans of milk from farms for Conn Valley Dairy in Lancaster area. He was in the Army for 2 years as a mechanic and then in the reserves for 10 years as a corporal. As an adult he also owned a bulldozer and did some excavation work. He worked for a while at a woodworking factory in Whitefield. He was for most of his life an independent truck owner/operator where he amassed millions of miles hauling oil, and milk. He then started a trucking business known as J & J Ingerson trucking with his son Jim Jr. and they hauled wood products for about 30 years. The one thing that Jim will probably be remembered for most was his passion for horse pulling. He preferred Belgians and was a member of the Eastern Draft Horse Assn. His hobby was a passion that included his family; Jim Jr. was exercising the horses and chores; daughter Kathy maintained the harnesses and groomed the horses; and wife Wanda packed lunches and kept all the scoring at the events and helped with the chores. Jim Sr. truly loved his horses, and it was very entertaining to watch him pull. It certainly was a lifestyle that kept the family busy going to pulling competitions and fairs throughout the area during the summer. He had horses for over 50 years and has numerous trophies and ribbons to show for it. He is survived by his son James A Ingerson Jr. and his girlfriend Pam Viens of Lunenburg, VT; his daughter Kathy E. Rexford and her husband Larry of Whitefield, NH; four grandchildren Bryan Rexford and his wife Morgan of Tallahassee Fl, Keith Rexford of Whitefield, NH, Michelle Tewksbury of Lunenburg, VT, Michael Ingerson and wife Alisha of Lunenburg, VT, two great granddaughters Madisyn and Makenna Amadon of Lunenburg, VT and numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents Clifford and Maryanna Ingerson, former wife Wanda C. Ingerson, Sisters Martha Briggs and Nancy Hall, brothers Roger Ingerson, Clifford Ingerson, and Roland Ingerson. A graveside service with military honors will be held in the Number 10 Cemetery, Martin Meadow Pond Road, Saturday June 25th at 11:00AM. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Morrison Nursing Home in appreciation for the excellent care that they gave him.
September 6, 1933 - November 14, 202109/06/193311/14/2021
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LUNENBURG - James Armand Ingerson, Sr. 88, after having health issues the past 2 years and living at Morrison Nursing Home, passed away on Sunday, November 14, 2021. He was born in Whitefield NH September 6,1933 to the late Clifford and Maryanna (Beaudoin) Ingerson Sr of Martin Meadow Pond Rd. He made his home in Lunenburg for over 60 years. Jim was a hard worker and loved his family and provided for his siblings and later his family. He worked at local farms at a very young age, and later picked up cans of milk from farms for Conn Valley Dairy in Lancaster area. He was in the Army for 2 years as a mechanic and then in the reserves for 10 years as a corporal. As an adult he also owned a bulldozer and did some excavation work. He worked for a while at a woodworking factory in Whitefield. He was for most of his life an independent truck owner/operator where he amassed millions of miles hauling oil, and milk. He then started a trucking business known as J & J Ingerson trucking with his son Jim Jr. and they hauled wood products for about 30 years. The one thing that Jim will probably be remembered for most was his passion for horse pulling. He preferred Belgians and was a member of the Eastern Draft Horse Assn. His hobby was a passion that included his family; Jim Jr. was exercising the horses and chores; daughter Kathy maintained the harnesses and groomed the horses; and wife Wanda packed lunches and kept all the scoring at the events and helped with the chores. Jim Sr. truly loved his horses, and it was very entertaining to watch him pull. It certainly was a lifestyle that kept the family busy going to pulling competitions and fairs throughout the area during the summer. He had horses for over 50 years and has numerous trophies and ribbons to show for it. He is survived by his son James A Ingerson Jr. and his girlfriend Pam Viens of Lunenburg, VT; his daughter Kathy E. Rexford and her husband Larry of Whitefield, NH; four grandchildren Bryan Rexford and his wife Morgan of Tallahassee Fl, Keith Rexford of Whitefield, NH, Michelle Tewksbury of Lunenburg, VT, Michael Ingerson and wife Alisha of Lunenburg, VT, two great granddaughters Madisyn and Makenna Amadon of Lunenburg, VT and numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents Clifford and Maryanna Ingerson, former wife Wanda C. Ingerson, Sisters Martha Briggs and Nancy Hall, brothers Roger Ingerson, Clifford Ingerson, and Roland Ingerson. A graveside service with military honors will be held in the Number 10 Cemetery, Martin Meadow Pond Road, Saturday June 25th at 11:00AM. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Morrison Nursing Home in appreciation for the excellent care that they gave him.

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Saturday, June 25 2022
11:00 AM
Number 10 Cemetery
Martin Meadow Pond Road
Lancaster, NH 03584
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