Funeral services for Numerous Marion Falleaf, 61, native of Washington County and resident of Copan, Ks since 1957, were held a 2 pm Andy in the Memor chapel of the Arrold Moore Funeral Residence.
The Rev. Daniels, pastor of the Caney First Southern Baptist Church, of which he wa s a member, was the officiant.
Lawrence Thompson accorded his the full-blood Indian tribal rites, and interment was directed in the Delaware Indian Cemetery northwest of Dewey by the Arnold Moore Funeral service. His casket escorts included Virgil Culver, Willie Mendoza, Dale Dobbs, Jake Wade, Harold Thompson and Dan Trotter.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary C Falleaf, of the home in Caney; three sons, Numerous LaVerne Falleaf, Copan; William Ardell Falleaf, Tulsa; and John Nelson Falleaf, Coffeyville, Ks; one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Dean (Mary Helen) Wilkie, Parkville, Mo; 2 brothers, 5 sisters, 4 grandchildren. Posted April 11, 1976
Contributor: Doris Aliff (47026038)
The Rev. Daniels, pastor of the Caney First Southern Baptist Church, of which he wa s a member, was the officiant.
Lawrence Thompson accorded his the full-blood Indian tribal rites, and interment was directed in the Delaware Indian Cemetery northwest of Dewey by the Arnold Moore Funeral service. His casket escorts included Virgil Culver, Willie Mendoza, Dale Dobbs, Jake Wade, Harold Thompson and Dan Trotter.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary C Falleaf, of the home in Caney; three sons, Numerous LaVerne Falleaf, Copan; William Ardell Falleaf, Tulsa; and John Nelson Falleaf, Coffeyville, Ks; one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Dean (Mary Helen) Wilkie, Parkville, Mo; 2 brothers, 5 sisters, 4 grandchildren. Posted April 11, 1976
Contributor: Doris Aliff (47026038)
Funeral services for Numerous Marion Falleaf, 61, native of Washington County and resident of Copan, Ks since 1957, were held a 2 pm Andy in the Memor chapel of the Arrold Moore Funeral Residence.
The Rev. Daniels, pastor of the Caney First Southern Baptist Church, of which he wa s a member, was the officiant.
Lawrence Thompson accorded his the full-blood Indian tribal rites, and interment was directed in the Delaware Indian Cemetery northwest of Dewey by the Arnold Moore Funeral service. His casket escorts included Virgil Culver, Willie Mendoza, Dale Dobbs, Jake Wade, Harold Thompson and Dan Trotter.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary C Falleaf, of the home in Caney; three sons, Numerous LaVerne Falleaf, Copan; William Ardell Falleaf, Tulsa; and John Nelson Falleaf, Coffeyville, Ks; one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Dean (Mary Helen) Wilkie, Parkville, Mo; 2 brothers, 5 sisters, 4 grandchildren. Posted April 11, 1976
Contributor: Doris Aliff (47026038)
The Rev. Daniels, pastor of the Caney First Southern Baptist Church, of which he wa s a member, was the officiant.
Lawrence Thompson accorded his the full-blood Indian tribal rites, and interment was directed in the Delaware Indian Cemetery northwest of Dewey by the Arnold Moore Funeral service. His casket escorts included Virgil Culver, Willie Mendoza, Dale Dobbs, Jake Wade, Harold Thompson and Dan Trotter.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary C Falleaf, of the home in Caney; three sons, Numerous LaVerne Falleaf, Copan; William Ardell Falleaf, Tulsa; and John Nelson Falleaf, Coffeyville, Ks; one daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Dean (Mary Helen) Wilkie, Parkville, Mo; 2 brothers, 5 sisters, 4 grandchildren. Posted April 11, 1976
Contributor: Doris Aliff (47026038)
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