Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  William Powell, Jr.
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   POWELL
   MORRIS - William “Wilson” POWELL, Jr., was born December 10,
   1945, in Holdenville. He died November 5, 1995. Funeral services were
   held November 7 at the First Baptist Church, where he was a member.
   Officiating the service was Rev. Dave KELLEY. Interment was in Morris
   Cemetery.
   He graduated from Jones Academy in 1965 and was a veteran of the
   Vietnam War. He worked as an electrician for 13 years. He was active
   in the Awanas Youth Ministry at First Baptist, as well as the bus
   ministry and teaching Sunday school.
   He was preceded in death by his parents, William and Rosanna Kanard
   POWELL. He was survived by his wife, Carolyn Sevier POWELL, whom he
   married on January 24, 1970; his son, Ryan KISLING of Durant; his
   daughter, Debbie MURRAY of Okmulgee; three brothers, J.C. KANARD of
   Wewoka, Sandy POWELL of Norman, and Jimmy POWELL of Del City; two
   sisters, Lorene BAKER of Stillwater, and Bonnie JOHNSON of
   Holdenville; and one grandson, Taylor MURRAY.