Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Pauline JoAnn George
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   GEORGE
   HOLDENVILLE - Pauline JoAnn GEORGE was born October 33, 1931, in
   Seminole County. She died November 25, 1995, at University Hospital in
   Oklahoma City. Funeral services were held November 28 at Many Springs
   Baptist Church, where she was a member. Officiating the services were
   Rev. Amon HARJO and Rev. Jesse DAVIS. Pallbearers were Bill BESSINGER,
   Glen ISHAM, Gregg SNEDDON, Robert MERRIMAN, Brian TRAVIS, and Tommie
   DENMON. Interment was in the Many Springs cemetery.
   She attended Sequoyah Indian Boarding School in Tahlequah. She worked
   at Holdenville Nursing Home and at both the Holdenville and Wewoka
   hospitals. She had also been a Sunday school teacher at Many Springs.
   She was preceded in death by her parents, James and Betty Harrison
   PATTY; one son, Rickie; and two great-granddaughters. Her survivors
   include her husband, Mose GEORGE, whom she married on September 18,
   1949, in Muskogee; three sons, Gabe GEORGE, Sr., of Dallas, TX,
   Clemmie GEORGE of Goshen, KY, and Rick GEORGE of Holdenville; seven
   daughters and one adopted daughter, Queenie BESSINGER, Eva GRIGGS, Eve
   GEORGE, LouWanda MERRIMAN, Penny ISHAM, and JoAnn GEORGE, all of
   Holdenville, Jeanette SNEEDON of Eureka Springs, AR, and Lee Mae
   TRAVIS of GA; 28 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; nieces,
   nephews, and other relatives and friends.