Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Phippie McCombs
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   McCOMBS
   EUFAULA - Phippie McCOMBS was born January 30, 1915, at Eufaula. She
   died March 29, 1991. A song service was conducted March 31 at
   Black’s Funeral Home Chapel with funeral services following on
   April 1 at Tuskegee Indian Baptist Church, where she was a member.
   Officiating the service were Rev. Rudolph COLBERT and Rev. Charles
   THOMPSON. Pallbearers were Jack BELCHER, Tom McCOMBS, Taylor PHILLIPS,
   Byar BEAVER, Gary COLBERT and Perry McCOMBS. Burial was in the
   Greenwood Cemetery.
   She attended school at Deeres Chapel. She was active in the Senior
   Citizens Center and with the Muscogee-Wichita-Seminole Assembly
   committee for 30 years.
   She was the daughter of James and Susan Poloky CHARLES, both deceased.
   She was also preceded in death by three half sisters, Rhoda BARNETT,
   Christine FRANCIS and Lena DEERE; and two brothers, Rufus CHARLES and
   Sam CHARLES. She married James McCOMBS in September 1941 in Eufaula.
   He survives. Her other survivors include one sister, Mable JONES of
   Muskogee; and numerous nieces and nephews.