Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Nathan Glen Arrington
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   ARRINGTON
   TULSA - Nathan Glen ARRINGTON was born November 10, 1930, in Tulsa. He
   died January 13, 1992, at St. Francis Hospital in Tulsa. Funeral
   services were held January 15 at Owen Funeral chapel in Sapulpa.  Rev.
   Jonas PARTRIDGE officiated. Pallbearers were Walter ATKINS, Butch
   SMITH, Rusty SMITH, Duroc FARROW, Danny FOWLER, and Randy TOOTHMAN.
   Honorary pallbearers were Earl (Popcorn) CLARK, Carl WEBB, Charlie
   BEALS and Clarence CLOUD. No information was given on his place of
   interment.
   He attended Daniel Webster High School in Tulsa and graduated from
   Capitol Hill High School in Oklahoma City. He was associated with his
   father in the Pat Arrington Trucking Co in Oklahoma City, taught at
   the Drumright Vocational-Technical School, and later opened Mr. Indian
   Store in Sapulpa. He was an active rodeo roper and a member of the All
   Indian Rodeo Association.
   He is survived by a brother, Bob ARRINGTON; a sister, Dr. Ruth
   ARRINGTON; a sister-in-law, Jo ARRINGTON of Sapulpa; aunts, Cozetta
   ATKINS and Virginia WEST, both of Sapulpa, Doris JOBE and Mildred
   ARRINGTON, both of Tulsa; and numerous friends.