Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Bridget Ann Roberts
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   ROBERTS
   HENRYETTA - Bridgett Ann ROBERTS was born August 8, 1961, in
   Claremore. She died May 10, 1995, at Tulsa Regional Medical Center.
   Funeral services were held May 13 at the Robert Simons Funeral Home
   with Rev. Robert WASHINGTON officiating. Pallbearers were John KEYS,
   Lynn WALKER, Roger WOLF, Ralph HENNEHA, Frank BEAVER, Bobby HARJO,
   Charles COMPTON, and Charles CAREY.  Interment was in the Nuyaka
   Cemetery.
   She was a member of Nuyaka Baptist Church. She is survived by her
   father, Tom BEAVER of Wewoka; her mother, Earnestine HENNEHA of
   Okemah; her husband, Amos ROBERTS, whom she married in 1982 in Okemah;
   her children, Amos ROBERTS, Jr., Sonya ROBERTS, and Sonja ROBERTS, all
   of the home; sisters, Marla COMPTON, Rebecca CAREY, and Michelle
   HOLBUTTA, all of Muskogee, and Kunuwv YAHOLA of Okemah; brothers,
   Tommy BEAVER, Freddie BEAVER, Thomas BEAVER, and Tom BEAVER, all of
   Wewoka; half sisters, and Regina BEAVER and Mary BEAVER, both of
   Wewoka.