Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Mildred (McCombs) Cummings
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   CUMMINGS
   Mildred (McCombs) CUMMINGS was born January 16, 1917, at Vivian. She
   died in May, 1984, (no day given) after a lengthy illness at Creek
   Nation Community Hospital in Okemah. She was a retired employee of the
   Creek Nation. Services were held May 10 at Tuskegee Indian Baptist
   Church, where she was a member. Rev. Dan PHILLIPS officiated. Burial
   was in the Tuskegee Cemetery.
   She attended Eufaula Public Schools and Chilocco Indian School and
   married Thomas R. CUMMINGS in Fort Smith, AR, in 1956.
   Survivors include her son, Tommy CUMMINGS, Jr. of Muskogee; her five
   sisters, Evelyn Sue EDDY of Globe, AZ, Vivian McCOSAR and Elizabeth
   HILL both of Tulsa, Mary DEERINWATER of McAlester, and Bessie Lou POPE
   of Paoli, KS; one brother, George W. McCOMBS of Wewoka; two
   stepdaughters, Louella LEE of Eufaula and Mary Catherine GIERTZ of
   Covina, CA; step sons, David CUMMINGS of Eufaula and Connie Ed
   CUMMINGS of Oklahoma City; two grandchildren and several step
   grandchildren.
   Sister DAVIS was born November 24, 1903, in Railford. She died April
   25, 1984, in the Creek Nation Community Hospital. She had been a
   resident of Hanna. Funeral services were conducted at the Hillabee
   Indian Baptist Church with Rev. Austin BARNETT officiating. Interment
   was in the Hanna Cemetery under the direction of the Shurden Funeral
   Home.
   Survivors include her son, Billy DAVIS of McAlester, and her nieces
   and nephews.