Obit.Cherokee County,OK Dustin Lee Noisewater
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DUSTIN LEE NOISEWATER

Dustin Lee Noisewater, son of George Lee and Pattie (Weavel) Noisewater, was born March 12, 1976 
in Tahlequah, Oklahoma and departed this life May 13, 2001 in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the age of 
25 years, 2 months and 1 day.

An insulator at Weavel Industrial Insulation, Dustin was a lifetime resident of Tahlequah. 
He was an avid sportsman, enjoyed playing basketball and video games and going fishing with 
his family and friends.

His daughter, Sophie Lee Noisewater and paternal grandmother, Katie Noisewater, preceded him in death.

He is survived by his wife, Darby Noisewater of the home; his parents, George and Pattie Noisewater 
of Park Hill; one daughter Bailey Catherine Noisewater of the home; two brothers, 
Christopher Noisewater and wife, Mandy, of Cookson and T.J. Noisewater of the home; 
his maternal grandparents, Leo and Mary Catherine Weavel of Woodall; many aunts, uncles, 
cousins, nieces and nephews; and a host of loved ones and friends.

Services were held at Park Hill Cemetery at 10:00 a.m., May 16, 2001. Pallbearers were Chooch White, 
Jose Gonzales, Monroe Johnson, David Sargent, Ranse Robinson and Carl Ferguson. Honorary pallbearers 
were Michael Weavel, Jim Raymor and Tony Mann. Interment was at Park Hill Cemetery, Park Hill, Oklahoma.

[From funeral pamphlet]