Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Jerri Kinsey
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   KINSEY
   SAPULPA - Jerri KINSEY was born May 11, 1929, in Sapulpa. She died
   December 20, 1996, at Hillcrest Medical Center. Wake services were
   held December 23 at Smith’s Funeral Home followed by funeral
   services December 24 at North Heights Freewill Baptist Church
   officiated by Rev. Jerry BAKER. Pallbearers were Paige Allen WHITE,
   Eric Lee SPENCER, Phillip MOORE, Ted Ashley TIGER, Brian Allen
   WATASHE, and Victor Ramon ANDERSON, Jr. Honorary pallbearers were her
   nephews. Burial was in Green Hills Memorial Garden.
   She was a member of Old Rock Creek Methodist Church. She worked for
   many years at Liberty Glass and served as president for the Glass,
   Pottery and Plastics Allied Workers union. Until her death she served
   as chair for Sapulpa Indian Community.
   She was the daughter of Wesley and LouAnna Tom BARNETT, both deceased.
   Her survivors include her husband, Norman HARJO of the home; her three
   sons, Steve KINSEY of Kellyville, Shawn BARNETT of the home, and
   Timothy BARNETT of Altus; her two daughters, Pam BARNETT of Glenpool,
   and Rebecca BARNETT of Tulsa; 11 grandchildren, six
   great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mary WATASHE of Kellyville, Annie
   WATASHE of Sapulpa, and Nancy Jo HARRY of Liberty Mounds; and one
   brother, Harrison BARNETT of Sapulpa.