Remembering Dallas: Support His Family

My cousin, Dallas Ingram passed away on July 6th, 2025 in an automobile accident with his fiancés family in Australia which also included 2 other deaths. As you could guess, this has shaken our family in ways that we were not prepared for mentally or physically. Dallas graduated from North Montgomery High School in 2012. His largest passions were video games, Indianapolis Colts, Oregon Ducks, and overall a big football lover!

Dallas was born on February 7th, 1994 in Evansville, Indiana and was ready to take on the world! Dallas really enjoyed going to concerts with his cousins Jacob Tieken and Kristine Macaluso. Music helped him get through a lot of tough times and it was even better whenever he got to meet the member of Disturbed. He was also known for teasing his brothers and cousins. He loved to tease Christian Ingram by calling him Christina because he wanted his mom to have a girl so that he would get a sister. To add to that, he would tease his youngest brother Sean Perkins as well, but would always end a family hangout with ‘See you later, Kid.”. To speak from my experience directly, Dallas would always mess up my hair whenever he saw me, it was our thing.

Dallas did a lot of streaming on Twitch which he had a lot of success from. For four years in a row, he did a gaming fundraiser for Riley Children’s Foundation. This past year, the team was able to raise over $1,000 for the foundation. His love of animals was unmatched from his grandparents animals to tigers at the zoo (he even let one go on his shoulders).

As many people got to know him, they would know that he was a soft person at heart despite being 6’9. He got engaged to Alexis Eslao on November 25th, 2023 after meeting her through an online platform. Once they were together, it was time for the next chapter which brought him to Australia on May 11th, 2025. This was a chapter of his life that everyone was so excited for as well as himself. He was so excited to experience with new life with his love.

I can speak for everyone by saying that this is a big loss in our lives. We should all ‘Live like Dallas’. This Go-Fund-Me is to help support his family, the hospital fees, and the funeral cost. Thank you to everyone who donates.