He married Celia; he had the following children: 4 sons: David Mankiller of San Francisco; Kermit Mankiller, John David (J.D.) Lowman and Robert Lowman; and 2 daughters: Rene Mankiller Sanchez and Lisa Mankiller.
He spent 12 years of his life in the Rocky Mountain Community in rural Adair Co., OK; in 1955 his family moved to San Francisco where he attended Balboa High School and became involved in several lsports which included football and baseball. He became an avid and skilled baseball player and pitcher with dazzling speed and accuracy.
He served in the 101st Airborne Divison, Special Forces, of the US Army and loved jumping out of airplanes.
He lived most of his life in San Francisco, but was laid to rest in the Echota Cemetery near his childhood home in the Rocky Mountain Community in Adair Co., OK.
He married Celia; he had the following children: 4 sons: David Mankiller of San Francisco; Kermit Mankiller, John David (J.D.) Lowman and Robert Lowman; and 2 daughters: Rene Mankiller Sanchez and Lisa Mankiller.
He spent 12 years of his life in the Rocky Mountain Community in rural Adair Co., OK; in 1955 his family moved to San Francisco where he attended Balboa High School and became involved in several lsports which included football and baseball. He became an avid and skilled baseball player and pitcher with dazzling speed and accuracy.
He served in the 101st Airborne Divison, Special Forces, of the US Army and loved jumping out of airplanes.
He lived most of his life in San Francisco, but was laid to rest in the Echota Cemetery near his childhood home in the Rocky Mountain Community in Adair Co., OK.
Family Members
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Frieda Marie Mankiller Mullins
1938–2013
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Robert Charles Mankiller
1940–1960
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Frances Kay Mankiller Willingham
1942–2015
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Chief Wilma Pearl Mankiller
1945–2010
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Linda Jean Mankiller Sanchez
1949–2011
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Richard Colson Mankiller
1951–2012
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Vanessa Lou Mankiller
1953–2012
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James Ray Mankiller
1956–2022
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William Edward Mankiller
1961–2014
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