Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Albert Thomas
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   THOMAS
   Albert THOMAS was born January 1, 1914, in Hughes County. He died
   February 4, 1988. Evening services were held February 6 in the
   Buchanan Memorial Chapel with Rev. B. Frank BELVIN officiating.
   Funeral services were held February 8 in the Salt Creek Indian Baptist
   Church at Wetumka, where he was a member.
   He was employed by the Creek Nation. Previous to moving to Okmulgee 15
   years ago, he had lived in Dallas, TX. He was preceded in death by a
   son John THOMAS.
   He was survived by his wife, Bernice THOMAS, of the home in Okmulgee;
   two sons, John Nelson THOMAS of Red Oak, TX, and Loy David THOMAS of
   Dallas, TX; four daughters, Peggy LYDA, Carolyn S. THOMAS, Lois R.
   THOMAS, and Reba J. THOMAS, all of Okmulgee; half brother, Ray THOMAS
   of Tulsa; two half sisters, Millie LITTLE of Cromwell, and Emilie
   BUTLER of Wetumka; 14 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.