Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  William Harry Beaver
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   BEAVER
   William “Oscar” Harry BEAVER was born November 23, 1932, in
   Okmulgee and died October 13, 1998. Funeral services were held October
   16 at Big Cussetah United Methodist Church. Officiating ministers were
   Thomas ROUGHFACE and David LONG, Jr. Pallbearers were Brant BEAVER,
   Brent BEAVER, William P. BEAVER, Gino BEAVER, Del Vince BEAVER, John
   WITTMAN, Drew WITTMAN, and Kyle WITTMAN. Burial was a Big Cussetah
   Cemetery.
   He attended Morris Public Schools, the University of Oklahoma and
   graduated from Oklahoma State Technical School’s radio-television
   electronics program  in 1957.
   He played sports in both high school and college, coached the
   “Red Feathers” women’s fastpitch softball team for
   several years, worked in youth sports as well as senior citizens
   organizations, and was very active at Big Cussetah Church all his
   life.
   Preceeding him in death were both of his parents, John and Della (FOX)
   BEAVER, and two siblings, John BEAVER, Jr. and Juanita BEAVER.
   Survivors include his wife, Blanche YEAGER; daughters Della WALKING
   SKY of TX, Terri BEAVER of OK, Anita DANEY, Reta BEAVER, Leila BEAVER,
   and Karen GEYER all of  KS; brothers R. Terry BEAVER and Mose A.
   BEAVER of OK; sisters Letha RUTHERFORD of AZ, Cora BERRYHILL , Hannah
   BEAVER, Miley Ann HARGIS, Sally WITTMAN, and Martha Jean FROMAN all of
   OK; nine grandchildren; an uncle Benjamin BEAVER of OK, and an aunt,
   Sallie MOORE of OK.