Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Amos Felix
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   FELIX
   SAPULPA - Amos FELIX was born January 13, 1928, in Kellyville. He died
   December 14, 1995, at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa. A prayer
   service was held December 17 at Smith Funeral Home, followed by
   funeral services December 18 at Pickett Chapel United Methodist
   Church, where he was a member.  Interment was in the Felix Family
   Cemetery.
   He had served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II and later
   worked as an auto mechanic and at McMichael Concrete Company for 20
   years. In addition to his church membership, he was also a member of
   Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Disabled American Veterans, Kellyville
   Roundup Club, the Masonic Lodge, and Kellyville Senior Citizens.
   He was survived by his wife, Jencie Rusco FELIX, whom he married on
   January 10, 1953, in Van Buren, AR; his son, Timothy FELIX of
   Kellyville; his two daughters, Paula TABOR of Kellyville, and Robin
   WHITEHOUSE of Sapulpa; three sisters, Bessie CAHWEE, Irene PARKINSON,
   and Sarah WHINERY, all of Kellyville; and six grandchildren.