Obituary of Carrie Lynn Ingels

Carrie Lynn Ingels was born on April 21, 1974 in Monroe, Michigan.   She was one of three children born from the union of Lionel Oscar Ingels and Janet Ann (VanDevelde) Ingels.   Carrie attended Monroe Public Schools graduating from Monroe High School in 1993.   She was raised in the Catholic Church attending worship at St. Michael the Archangel in Monroe. 

A lifelong Monroe resident, Carrie spent many years employed in the fast food industry.   Most recently she had worked as a server for Burger King.   Carrie enjoyed spending time outside and going for walks with her dog.   She also liked fishing, casting a line wherever she could.   When she was relaxing, she loved to curl up with a good book usually focusing on reading mystery stories.   She also enjoyed watching movies.

Carrie had been valiantly battling a cancer diagnosis for several years.   Along her journey she had met two very special individuals, Debra Osentoski a Registered Nurse and Jeannie Yonkee a Licensed Social Worker both at ProMedica Cancer Center.   These two professionals became more than caregivers to Carrie, and in fact were very trusted friends.   Because of this special care the Ingels family is deeply appreciative and grateful.

Carrie Lynn Ingels, age 47, of Monroe passed away peacefully at 8:40pm on Wednesday; December 1, 2021 at ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital.   She had been in declining health.   Her passing was preceded by her father:  Lionel and her grandparents.

To cherish her memory she leaves her mother:  Janet Ann Ingels of Monroe, Michigan; a sister:  Christine Ingels of Monroe, Michigan; a brother:  Steve (Michele) Ingels of Temperance, Michigan; one niece: Rachel Ingels; and one nephew: William Ingels; and her boyfriend: Brad McFaul.

Private services with her immediate family were held and her care was entrusted to Merkle Funeral Service, North Monroe; 2442 North Monroe Street, Monroe, Michigan 48162 (734) 384-585.   Cremation will take place with Covenant Cremation of Erie, Michigan.  

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