Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Neil Edward Campbell
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   CAMPBELL
   NASHVILLE - Neil Edward CAMPBELL was born November 16, 1939. He died
   January 16, 1994, at his Nashville home. Funeral services were held at
   Priest Lake Presbyterian Church in Nashville, TN. No information was
   given on the place of interment.
   He lived most of his life in Texas and graduated from the University
   of Corpus Christi, was employed with American Airlines, and most
   recently worked as a customer service supervisor at their Nashville
   facility. He was descended from the last federally appointed chief of
   the Muscogee Nation, Waldo E. “Dode” McINTOSH, and was the
   nephew of the then current McIntosh District representative, Yahola
   Townsend.
   His survivors include his wife, Kay BALDRIDGE of the home; his
   parents, William M. and LaHoma CAMPBELL of Hurst, TX; two daughters,
   Christi VRAZEL of San Antonio, TX, and Shari FERPES of Brighton,
   Michigan; a brother, James CAMPBELL of Victoria, TX; a sister, Diana
   TAYLOR of Hurst, TX; and six grandchildren.