March 6, 2026...

Today marks the 1st anniversary of my dad, Tom Inger's, passing.  Honestly, words can't explain how much he's missed.  If he was still here, I would be looking forward to leaving my office at 5:00 to pay him a visit.   It always made me feel so good to walk into his room, yell "TOMMM" and see him smile.  He was truly a one of a kind guy.  We always enjoyed just hanging out, being guys, eating something good, watching sports & cracking jokes, etc.  Baseball season won't be the same without him, as we never missed a game and watching the Tigers was his absolute favorite thing to do.  I'm praying they have a super nice, BIG screen TV in heaven for him.  He so deserves it...Love you & miss you, dad.        

Man oh man where to begin... Many many many great memories of tommy the turkey. ;)

From  his love of basically  for the lions and the tigers and  his golf ... From amazing be a a great father to Wayne  and keri and a loved. Grandfather to his grandchildren and a   devoted husband to the late  eunice. And the best dog walker  to shadow ( the dog) sorry Tom I took that role over on Duke lol

From the antics   we all had from the messages from  Mr blue Jay and Mr Cardinal.  But most of all and in all a great friend  we miss you Tom and including I.

Thanks for the great memories Tom, cheers 

And I know if Tom was here he would say Phil go so your head in the toliet....

Cheers and Happy belated birthday 

Phil

My dad, Thomas Inger, was different in a lot of ways...He had many challenges  with his health, etc., but always truly did his best.  Thomas was truly the most honest man I ever met.  I believe he learned well from his mother, Bernice, who was a wonderfully amazing human being.  My dad wasn't really able to express his love and appreciation for me, but I felt it, almost daily.  There was a way about him...I could tell he was happy to see me...and sad when I had to leave.  Words cannot explain how much he's missed & how special he was to me, he was my world!   

June 15, 2025...

My first Father's Day without my dad, Thomas Inger.  You are truly missed more than ever!  The last few years were rough for him, but they built a bond that warms my heart at times like this.  Despite his declining health,  my dad was always so glad and grateful to see me.  It sincerely made my day and motivated me to bring my best that day to him.  We had so many great times together...chatting, watching tv, ballgames, having a meal/snacking and just being guys.  My dad was not the type to state his affection for you, but he didn't have to, I just knew and that was plenty good for me. 

Dad, I know you're in heaven and are watching down at us.  I'm sure you saw Zach & I golfing and having a nice day...in your honor.  I want to thank him for spending time with me and show the appreciation he deserves, just like I saw in your eyes with me.  

Please know how much you are loved, remembered, honored and proud I am to be your son...Miss you, Tom Inger!