David Ingram

David Ingram was a 23-year-old young man from Wichita, Kansas. Public records and contemporary news reporting identify him as part of the Wichita community in the mid-2010s. Though details about his childhood, schooling, work, and hobbies are not found in a published obituary, the available record shows he was a real person with family, friends, and relationships who mattered to them.

At 23, David was in a stage of life many remember as filled with possibility and connections. Reports from the time note he was with his girlfriend and in the company of others on October 15, 2015. In the afternoon that day he was seriously wounded and later died at Wesley Medical Center. The loss was sudden and left grief for those who knew him.

News coverage and later court records document the legal response that followed his death. Over the months and years after, the matter moved through the local criminal-justice system; charges were filed and then, as reporting and court filings show, the prosecution’s path changed over time. These public records confirm the basic facts of his death but do not capture the fullness of David’s life or the private memories held by his loved ones.

Because no family-published obituary or funeral notice tied explicitly to the October 15, 2015 date could be located in reliable obituary databases, the public record about David’s life is limited. What remains clear in the sources is that David was more than a line in a police or court report: he was a young man whose loss affected people close to him. This page honors that reality — acknowledging the limits of public information while centering the fact that a valued life was cut short and that he is remembered by those who cared for him.