Donald Ray Ingerski
June 2, 1952 ~ March 31, 2010
Donald Ray "Jumbo" Ingerski, 57, formerly of Sterling, Va., passed away on Wednesday, March 31, 2010 at his home in Myrtle Beach, SC. Mr. Ingerski had a 20 year career in the Fairfax County Police Department and was a Security Specialist at Broad Run High School in Sterling, Va. He is also survived by many friends with the Boozefighter Motorcycle Club and leaves behind numerous friends in Myrtle Beach, SC. Loving husband of Tina Ingerski; devoted father of Josh Ingerski, Emily (Ethan) Taylor and Matthew Ingerski, son of Walter and the late Doris Ingerski; brother of William (Linda) Ingerski and grandfather of Jaidyn Hammond.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
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Tina, My deepest sympathies to you on the loss of your best friend and husband. You have many memories to hang on to, and Don will be up in heaven waiting for you one day. Josh, Emily & Matt, Your Dad loved you and I hope you always remember the good times with him. Your Dad was a good police officer who dedicated his life to serving the community and he will be missed by many. I pray you all will stay close with Tina – because she loves all three of you. God Bless, Kim
Tina…words cannot heal the hurt right now….so just hold onto the memories…and know that you have one more special angel watching over you. Peace and Love…kimmers
Tina, hold tight your memories!!! Love never dies!!!! In the days to follow you will remember things you haven’t thought of in ages. You will laugh, you will cry , remember… It’s good for your soul. You built a life with Don , hold tight to that love!! We love you, Lani , Brett ,Noah and Sydney
Dearest Tina: My heart is full of thoughts of you. I know how much Don meant to you and how much you are going to miss him, Keep in your heart and your heart in God’s hands, God takes care of all things. Thinking of you with love and sympathy. Pat.
Don, I was always a pleasure to ride beside you. Your patience and understanding will always be remembered. Long may the “Eagle†fly high. Pat Wimberly
Don came on my squad at Franconia when he joined Fairfax County. He was one of the most intelligent and interesting persons I have ever known. I remember going to his home and he showed me his coumputer set up. Don was in on the very beginning of personal computer technology and here we are today using this same means to remember and acknowledge him. God Bless you Don…
Don, You always knew how to enjoy life. Had a blast working with you when I was a rookie at Franconia. I’m glad you got to live your dream in Myrtle Beach. My condolances to your family. May they find comfort in knowing that your great life will continue in the heavens above.
I was sad to learn of Don’s passing. He worked patrol at Franconia when I worked at Groveton. We did some partying in those good old days. He was a good guy with a sense of humor. Active or retired we all are FCPD brothers and sisters. Now he can ride the big Harley in the sky. He will be missed, God bless the family.
Don, Knowing you the way I did I can say this “YOU LIVED YOUR LIFE YOUR WAY”. You had good times and hard times but you always smiled no matter what. I am proud to have called you a friend and best pal. Going to miss you ole pal! Tina he will be waiting on you, ready to ride on golden highways.
Don was my FTI, fellow officer and Friend, I still think about the Motorcycle trip to Ocean City, Md – party hardy and ride forever – may you rest in peace
I ONLY MET DON RECENTLY AND LEARNED THAT WE ACTUALLY WERE BOTH FORMER RESIDENTS OF FAIRFAX. MY MOTHERS FAMILY HAD A HOME RIGHT ON MAIN STREET IN FAIRFAX…NOW A MEDICAL CENTER. ALSO LEARNED THAT A FRIEND OF HIS WHO LOST HIS WIFE IN A BANK ROBBERY, MARRIED A FORMER WIFE OF A FRIEND OF MY BROTHER IN LAW. MY BELOVED HUSBAND DAVID PARKS, HAS/HAD A RELATIVE WHO WORKED FOR FAIRFAX COUNTY POLICE. THIS IS TRULY A TESTAMENT THAT WE SHOULD ENJOY EACH AND EVERY DAY TO ITS FULLEST. HE WILL CERTAINLY BE MISSED, BUT WILL BE AMONG MANY ANGELS. RITA A. MCDONALD PARKS
Ride on brother ! I met you several times….always thought you were a great guy. Life is what we make of it and you made the most of your time here. Motormen live FOREVER !!!!!! Bill Lawrence Motor 1256 PWCPD 1978-2003 (ret.)
Donald- I will always remember the times we spent together in Traffic Division, I have fond memories of you and your dedication to the Motor Squad. Rest in Peace friend. My condolencs to the Ingerski family.
Mr. Ingerski, Knowing you for the time I did was a privilege. Being at Broad Run you were a great person to talk to. I cant believe your gone. I remember coming to the football games watching my brother play after I had left BR and always coming to you to talk about anything. Your a great man and you are one person who has changed my life and affected me for the better. I will miss you. Thank you for everything that you have done you are truly someone that I will never forget.
Don and I Graduated from the 19th Session of the Northern Virginia Police Academy on December 8, 1972. He was a good man. To his family and friends I am sorry for your loss.
You will be missed and God bless your family for their loss.
Don…I treasure the memories of many beautiful rides and great times with you and all of our friends. Our friendship lives on in my heart. Sunny skies and endless roads await you ahead. Love to you and your family, brother
God Bless You, Don. We had great times at 945 N. Quantico. We watched Bonanza together for the 1st time in color at 945 N. Quantico. We played “guns” together, played with the train set and had many great Sunday afternoon memories when we were little kids. I will miss our periodic phone calls of encouragement to each other. You were a wonderful man, Don. As Bob Hope always said, ” Thanks for the memories”. God Bless You !
May you rest in peace my friend. There are many people who we remember as we go through life. Some are good some not. You are one that will never be forgotten. We shared many great times, you were a valued member of the FCPD Motor Squad. What great memories you leave me from those times. Ride freely with The General now that you two are together again.
WOW, I can’t believe it. Don helped me with advice many times in my “rookie” year at Franconia District. Sure will miss his big smile.
Wow Don! Gone way to early. You always talked about retiring to Myrtle Beach so I am glad you left from there. Enjoyed working with you in Loudoun. You were a big help. My condolences to Dons family. May he rest in peace.
Mr. Ingerski, I didn’t see you many times during the school year, but I’ve heard many sweet things about you. Sorry you had to go so soon.
Donald, Sue and I were very sad to hear of your death. I will never forget your wit and wisdom while we were on motors together in Fairfax, VA. Our thoughts and prayers go out to your family and friends.
Hi, I was very sad to hear of Don’s passing. He and some other of his Motorcycle buddies used to some and see my band play back in the 90s and we always had a good time with Don there. A few years later, I found that (I think) One of my son’s friends, Sarah Ingerski,is Don’s niece, do I have that right? Well either way you have my sincere sympathies for your loss. Don was a true gentleman in my opinion. Brook Yoder
My prayers are with the family. Don and I started our Fairfax careers together and we never stopped contact. Rest in peace my brother.
To Don’s family and friends, I grew up with Donald in the old neighborhood in Arlington, 1st-12th grade and we were always friends. I remember a boston terrier the family had. We were re-connected about 20 yrs ago when I was playing in a band with Billy Branch & Brook Yoder and we had plenty of shared interests. Don always got a kick out of the song “Secret Agent Man” so we always dedicated it to him. Ride on brother, you will be missed…
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of Donald’s family. I have so many fond childhood memories of time spent with my cousin Donald in Virginia : laughing at Mad magazine, playing with the coolest train set ever, listening to ham radio, going fishing,and playing with Skipper in the back yard. I am happy for you Donald that you had a good, full, loving lifetime. Peace be with you. Barbara, Bill and James Mann
I was so sad to hear of Don’s passing. Tina, my prayers and thoughts are with you and your family at this hard time. I will always remember him as “the man with the hot sauce” Have a Jagermeister for me Don. Holly Roeder
I’ll miss you so much and I’ll miss our “message from SC”. We can’t believe your gone. Tina and family you have my sincerest sympathy. I think he went early because he had “bigger fish to fry”.
Dear Family and Friends of Don, Don helped me smile when I didn’t think I ever would. He was gruff, to the point, and one of the kindest men I ever knew. I will always be “Plant” to him and will miss hearing him call me that. Don, take care of all of the bikers in Hog Heaven! Love, “Plant”
Tina, I am so sorry for your loss!!! You are in my thought and prayers. Just keep those memories in your heart. I know how bad the pain is and it will someday it won’t hurt so much! love ya fursista!
Tina, I am so incredibly sad hearing of the loss of your husband. My thoughts and love are with you and your family at this sad time.
Tina, I am so sorry for your loss. My prayers will be with you. Love you, Amanda Gendron
Dear Tina, We have been thinking of you and praying for you in these past days. You and Don are both special people to us. We enjoyed so many of our “backyard talks” over the fence, and things are not the same without Don’s voice and face greeting us at some point just about every day. We will always be here for you in any way we can, lifting you up in prayer that the Lord will give you His peace and comfort.
Dear Tina and family, I just wanted to let you know how sorry I was to hear about Don. He will be missed by all that knew him. Please know that I am thinking of you during this time. Debbie Berman
Dear Family and Friends of Don, I will truly miss our “rooster in the hen house!” I am blessed to have had him as my friend. My prayers are with you all.
My heart felt condolences go out to the family as I always looked forward to seeing “Jumbo” when we rode up to Norhern Va. God Bless the family and friends. Inwood
My condolences to the Ingerski family. Some great times coming to work in the 80’s with Don on motors.
What a shock to hear about Don’s passing. Don was, as some others have mentioned, “his own man.” Don was one of my officers as squad supervisor at Franconia and was always thinking about how to do things “different” but better. My heartfelt condolensces to all his family and friends. Go with God my friend. Andy
Condolences to all Don’s family and friends. I was so very sorry to learn this sad news. I met Don in 1996 through the IPA when visiting the US from England . Don and Tina showed us every hospitality. Don and I have kept contact over the years since and I shall miss receiving his emails with news and views. Rest in peace.
Hi, we are very sorry to hear about Donald. My father (Stan Widloski) has been trying to get in touch with Walter Ingerski, and it seems his phone has been disconnected. We are from Champaign Il and my dad and Walter and Doris were all friends for many years. I believe he just spoke to Walter about 4-6 months ago and wanted to get in touch. Is there any info you could send me, ? We would appreciate any news or where abouts, thanks , LuAnn
Don Ingerski was my grandfather. I do not share the family name but I’m I am absolutely related to him. He was my favorite grandpa ever. I am only ten years old and I shouldn’t have to suffer and grieve. He should be with me on this Thanksgiving. I hope he is watching me now, but I’m sure he’s having a better time in a better place, playing and akin care of Evo. Love, Jaidyn