Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Rev. Dave McCombs
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   MCCOMBS
   HANNA - Rev. Dave MCCOMBS was born July 22, 1907, in McIntosh County,
   I.T. He died February 7, 1996, at his home near Dustin. Funeral
   services were held February 10 at Weogufkee Baptist Church with Rev.
   James COLBERT and George JESSE officiating. Pallbearers were Randy
   LEEPER, Adrian MAXEY, Truman MAXEY, Andrew PROCTOR, Darrell PROCTOR,
   and Jerry SANDERS. Interment was in Weogufkee Cemetery.
   He lived near the Vivian community and attended Oak Grove Day School
   and later Bacone College. He served in the U.S. National Guard. He was
   ordained to the ministry in 1959 at Weogufkee Baptist Church where he
   had served as a Sunday school teacher, clerk, and treasurer. He also
   served in the Muscogee-Seminole-Wichita Indian Baptist Association as
   treasurer, executive board treasurer, Bible school convention
   chairman, and association secretary. He served as pastor of
   Tulmuchussee Baptist Church and at Weogufkee for 16 years.
   He was the son of James and Ella MCINTOSH, both deceased. He was
   survived by his wife, Sarah Thomas MCCOMBS, of the home, whom he
   married in December 1939 at Eufaula; his daughter, Rosemary MAXEY of
   Westminster, MD; two grandsons, David MAXEY of Stillwater, and Truman
   MAXEY of Westminster, MD; four brothers, James MCCOMBS of Talihina,
   Thomas MCCOMBS, Elmer MCCOMBS, and Perry MCCOMBS, all of Eufaula; a
   sister, Martha MCCOMBS of Okmulgee; a nephew, Jimmy FISHER of Dustin;
   and several other relatives and friends.