Saundra Jean Roland Inge, 75, of Tallahassee, passed away peacefully at her home on Sunday, July 5, 2020. She was surrounded by family during her final days battling pancreatic cancer, under the care of Big Bend Hospice, Inc. Mrs. Inge was born in Mobile, Alabama to the late Clyde and Cassie Simms Roland. She was preceded in death by one brother, Clyde Roland and the love of her life, her husband Leonard L. Inge Sr. She was the oldest of seven children. Mrs. Inge spent most of her career at Florida A&M University, serving as Directors of Financial Aid and Student Activities. She is a proud graduate of Mattie T. Blount High School in Prichard, AL and Tennessee State University, in Nashville. Saundra Inge loved music. She mastered the French Horn and was a vocal soprano. Mrs. Inge found much joy in singing with FAMU’s Legacy Choir and with her sorority sisters, as a member of the Delta Kappa Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She was also a dedicated member of Gethsemane M.B. Church in Tallahassee, FL. Mrs. Inge is survived by three daughters, Mica Inge Koli, Leoneda Inge-Barry and Cassaundra Inge Burks; one son, Leonard L. Inge, Jr.; three sisters, Eunice Jackson, Linda Hargrett and Barbara Johnson; two brothers, Charles Roland and Patrick Roland; seven grandchildren; seven special grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and dear friends. There will not be a funeral service for Mrs. Inge. A musical celebration is being planned in her honor for March 2021.
To the family of Mrs. Saundra Inge, you have my deepest condolences on the loss of such a beautiful, loving & wonderful Matriarch. She cared very much for us students on the "Yard." I remember as a Freshman, not having any money or food. A Student Ambassador took us around campus & we ended up at Mrs. Inge's office (Financial Aid). He conversed with her for a while and she came out & gave all five of us, $20 each. It's been 36 yrs., since then, and I remember it as if it was yesterday. I thanked her for that later on & thanked God for her every since. You may have loved her most, but God loved her best. May the Lord continue to bless ya and keep ya, during this, your time of need.
Most Sincerely yours,
James L. Norman FAMU Alumnus
My deepest sympathy to the family. I had the pleasure of meeting this amazing woman while working at Dr. Britt. A kind, caring person. Love to the family. Glenda Thomas
To the family of Saundra Jean Inge, from the family of Jesse and Bea Davis in Mobile,Al know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow, but I hope you'll take comfort in the fact that we all know Saundra Jean is singing with the angels and surrounded by so many of her family that flew to heaven before her, much love
To the family of Saundra Jean Inge, from the family of Jesse and Bea Davis in Mobile,Al know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow, but I hope you'll take comfort in the fact that we all know Saundra Jean is singing with the angels and surrounded by so many of her family that flew to heaven before her, much love
To the family of Saundra Jean Inge, from the family of Jesse and Bea Davis in Mobile,Al know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow, but I hope you'll take comfort in the fact that we all know Saundra Jean is singing with the angels and surrounded by so many of her family that flew to heaven before her, much love
The family is in my thoughts and prayers. Mr. & Mrs. will truly be missed.
Mrs. Inge, May you rest in peace. God will continue to smile on your family as both you and Mr. Inge did when you graced us with your love, smile and spirit. You did everything in your power to make the world around you happy. Thank you for your services to FAMU and to me as a student, alumna and friend. We will miss you dearly. My condolences to your children and your entire family. Respectfully and sincerely, Margareth Larose
"Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts."
These are truly trying times. From the time I stepped foot in OSA in 2006, until now, Mrs. Inge has always been a towering figure in my life at FAMU. She was a boss, a teacher, a mentor, and a confidant, and most of all a friend. She touched my life in so many ways and I'll carry her lessons with me without exception She was truly a FAMU gem
You are in my thoughts and prayers. Having lost two outstanding FAMUans from your family, words can not express our gratitude and sorrow. John S. Cooperwood College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Institute of Public Health
Family, May You Find Comfort And Peace From God During This Time Of Your Bereavement. Juanita Jefferson Cook FAMU Retiree
Mrs. Inge was a caring person. She will be missed.
Inge, You will be deeply missed. The imprint you left on me during my time at FAMU is immeasurable. You gave me my first job in OSA and the experience working by your side was priceless. You encouraged me to run for Electoral Commissioner and I thank you for your mentorship while in that role. I'm grateful for the time we spent together but I am even more grateful to know that you are watching over me and the entire FAMULY. What a blessing it is for Heaven to now have you as an Angel. Rest easy Mama Inge.
With All the Love, Brittany Davis
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