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The obituary published in the Geelong Advertiser on 7.6.03 lodged in this collection sets out succinctly and very well Don Ingpen's contribution to Australia when he volunteered for Army service in the Second World War; to his clients and members of the legal profession as a lawyer of complete integrity; to the hard up and local organizations as honorary solicitor; to the sick as a committee member of Geelong Hospital and Queenscliff Health Centre; and to business as a member of the boards of Returned Soldiers Mill and Capital Building Society.
Always friendly, pleasant and courteous he used his legal training for the good of society and set a role model for others to follow.
The list below describes material held in the Donald Anderson Ingpen archive, which is located at 340.099452 Ingpen Hil/Dai on the shelves in the Geelong Lawyers Collection within the Special Collection at the Waterfront campus. The material has been arranged in date order.
| Date | Title | Item no. |
| 18/12/1982 | Typed extract from Geelong Advertiser re D. Ingpen's retirement from the Board of Directors of the Capital Building Society | DAI1 |
| 7/6/1996 | Photograph of Ingpen & Bent offices,
95 Yarra St. Geelong [Click on image to enlarge it] |
DAI2 |
| 17/5/2003 | Newspaper cutting of D. A. Ingpen's death notices from Geelong Advertiser | DAI3 |
| 7/6/2003 | Newspaper cutting of D. A. Ingpen's obituary from Geelong Advertiser | DAI4 |
| Typed extract of D. A. Ingpen's entry from "Geelong College 1920-1929" by B. R. Keith | DAI4 |