Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Lilly Bell Starr Berryhill
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   BERRYHILL
   OKMULGEE - Lilly Bell Starr BERRYHILL was born May 15, 1910, in the
   Salem Community. She died in January 1992. No death day or place was
   given. Funeral services were held at the Tallahassee Methodist Church
   near Okmulgee, where she was a member. Officiating the service were
   Rev. George BRUNER, Thomas LONG and John BICKNER. Pallbearers were
   Rusy POWELL, Howard SMITH, Faren BUNNY,Kenneth SCOTT, Monty BUNNY and
   Greg BERRYHILL. Interment was in the Tallahassee Methodist Cemetery.
   She served as Women’s Leader for over 40 years at Tallahassee
   Church. She was a former member of Hickory Ground #2 tribal town.
   Preceding her in death were her parents, Lona STARR and Emily Smith
   STARR; her husband, Rev. Togo BERRYHILL; a half-brother, Eli STARR;
   half-sisters, Louise Starr TAYLOR and Mary Hicks SMITH. Her survivors
   include her sons, Bob C. KING of Tulsa, and Alfred BERRYHILL of
   Okmulgee; her daughters, Emily King BUNNY of Henryetta, and Veronica
   SCOTT of Tulsa; eight grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren.