Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Rev. Vernon Haney
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   HANEY
   Rev. Vernon HANEY was born April 24, 1911, in Sylvian. He died at his
   home July 15, 1987. Funeral services were held July 17 at the
   Hitchitee United Methodist Church with Rev. James SPENCER, Rev.Jackson
   DEER and Rev. Joe LOWE, Jr., officiating.
   He was a veteran of World War II in the U.S. Army. He was a retired
   minister with the Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference and served the
   Honey Creek Circuit from 1970-1977. He  retired as pastor of Hitchitee
   United Methodist Church in Seminole in 1980.
   On February 22, 1949, he married Frances B. HANEY in Seminole County.
   She survives. His other survivors include his four sons, Evan HANEY,
   David HANEY and Joseph HANEY, all of the home, and Aaron DIXON of
   Okemah; two daughters, Neomi HARJO of Seminole, and Elizabeth Perkins
   of Midwest City; one brother, Norman HANEY of McCloud; 13
   grandchildren, four great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces and
   nephews.