Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Benjamin Madison Brown
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   BROWN
   BIXBY - Benjamin Madison BROWN was born November 4, 1927, in Bixby. He
   died July 19, 1991, in Bristow. Funeral services were July 22 at Smith
   Funeral Chapel with Rev. Thomas LONG officiating. Pallbearers were
   Daniel WOLFE, Ronald HILL, Tommy TIGER, Russell HILL, Howard HOLLOWAY,
   Jr., Donnie HERRING and Craig CASSADY. Honorary pallbearers were
   Kenneth TIGER, Darrell TIGER, Timothy BROWN, Bill GIBSON, Mike HAMMER,
   Luther TIGER, Abe TIGER, Luther TIGER, Jr., Kevin TIGER, Michael
   HAMMAR, Jeff HAMMAR, Howard HOLLOWAY, Sr., Robert E. TIGER, Cecil
   TIGER, Leo WOLFE, W. C. TIGER, Jim R. GIBSON, Paul TIGER, Jr., and
   Arnold GIBSON. Burial was in the South Heights Cemetery, with military
   honors performed by Sapulpa veterans organizations.
   He was a laborer and served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He
   was a Baptist. He is survived by his sisters Celia YOWELL of Bristow,
   and Gertrude JOHN of Sapulpa.