Obit of Roderick Jake Bert (b630) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandy Miller  <skmiller@webtv.net > 31 Oct 2000  
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Surnames: Bert, Whitefox, Kionute, Agopetah, Collins, Waysepappy, 
Machado, Bowers, Tointigh, Yeahpau, Fredricks, Chalepah, Nestell, 
Toehay, Anderson, Tartsah 

Roderick Jake Bert
May 17, 1996

GRACEMONT--Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. 20-May-1996 at the 
Smith Funeral Chapel in Anadarko for Roderick Jake Bert, 20, of 
Gracemont, who died 17-May-1996 in Anadarko. Officiating at the 
service was Fred Parton, the Rev. Reuben Ahhaitty and the Rev. Sam 
Horse. A prayer service was held 19-May-1996 at the Smith Funeral 
Chapel. Burial was in Anadarko's Memory Lane Cemetery under the 
direction of Smith Funeral Chapel of Anadarko. Pallbearers were 
George Waysepappy, Joseph Machado, Jeremy Bowers, Jimmie Tointigh 
jr, Thomas Yeahpan and Robbie Fredricks. Honorary pallbearers were 
Ben Chalepah, Roderick Yeahpau Jr., Tony Nestell, Kevin Toehay, Otis 
Anderson and Richard Tartsah.

Bert was born 25-Feb-1976 in Lawton, Comanche county, Ok. to Charles 
Bert Whitefox and Catherine Kionute. He was a 1996 graduate of 
Riverside Indian School in Anadarko.

Preceding him in death were his grandparents, Gertrude and Joe Bert 
Agopetah. Survivors include his father of Anadarko; his mother of 
Gracemont; his maternal grandparents, Harvey M. and Vermona Collins 
of Gracemont; his maternal grandfather, Lyman Kioute of Lookeba; 
three brothers, Alfred Bert and Nolan Bert, both of Gracemont and 
Joseph Bert of Anadarko; one half-brother, Terrence Whitefox of 
Anadarko; three sisters, Karen Whitefox, Martha Ann Whitefox and 
Allisynn Whitefox, all of Anadarko and numerous other relatives and 
friends.