Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Thomas Lee Tiger
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   TIGER
   TULSA - Thomas Lee TIGER died May 31, 1993.  No information was given
   on his age or birthdate.  Funeral services were held June 2, 1993, at
   the Garden City Baptist Church with Rev. Howard TURNEY officiating.
   Burial was in the Robertson Cemetery, south and east of the Graham
   School, south of Henryetta.  Rev. Bill ALEXANDER and his son Jimmy
   ANDERSON conducted the Indian graveside service.
   He was born in Tulsa and attended Tulsa Public Schools and Sequoyah
   Indian School where he served as vice president of his senior class in
   1973.  He was employed by the Oklahoma Osteopathic Hospital before
   attending the Tulsa Barber College.  He owned and operated Mr. Wayne's
   Hair Designing in Tulsa until his death.
   He is survived by his wife, Sabrina TIGER; his son, John M. TIGER; his
   parents, Tom and Lucille TIGER; four brothers, Gerald TIGER of San
   Antonio, TX, and Jackie TIGER, Don TIGER, and Dan TIGER, all of Tulsa;
   one sister, Elizabeth SPENCER of Tulsa; and many relatives and
   friends.