Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Geneva T. Bonsack
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   BONSACK
   Geneva T. BONSACK was born March 10, 1924, at Wetumka. She died April
   27, 1986, at her home in Grand Island, Nebraska. Services were
   conducted at St. Mary's Cathedral, where she was a member. No other
   information about the funeral or interment was given.
   She had attended school at Wetumka, St. Scholastica Academy in Ft.
   Smith, AR, and Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee. She served in
   the U.S. Air Force in Alabama, and the Marine Corps Command and Staff
   School in Quantico, VA. She worked at the Veterans Administration in
   Oklahoma City , the Bureau of Reclamation, the Social Security
   Service, and the Social Security Administration in Grand Island, where
   she was given an award for 30 years of government service upon her
   retirement in 1979. She was the daughter of Berty and Augusta London
   WOLFE.
   She is survived by her two daughters, Theresa CONN of Grand Island,
   and Annette DETERMAN of Glendale, AZ; five grandchildren; one brother,
   Edmond WOLFE of Tulsa; three step-brothers, James Wolfe of Sapulpa,
   Roscoe Wolfe of Texas, and Lloyd WHEAT, Jr., of Tulsa; and one sister,
   Wilma WASHINGTON of Muskogee.