HALE - S. Anita Hale, 62, Horton, died November 24, 2004, at her home. She was born June 18, 1942, in Horton, the daughter of L.E. Hale Sr. and Pearl Herrick.
Ms. Hale had worked for Harrah's Prairie Band Casino near Mayetta and most recently for Golden Eagle Casino west of Horton. She was a member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation.
Survivors include three sisters, Joraine Tuckwin and Linda Hale, both of Horton, and Julie Deener, McHenry, Illinois; and two brothers, L.E. Hale Jr., Mayetta, and Alan Hale, Rossville. A sister, Cecelia J. Hale, preceded her in death.
Traditional Indian Drum services were held November 26 at the Danceground building west of Mayetta on 150th road between K and L roads. Burial was held November 27 a the Danceground Cemetery. Mercer Funeral Home in Holton was in charge of arrangements.
Ms. Hale had worked for Harrah's Prairie Band Casino near Mayetta and most recently for Golden Eagle Casino west of Horton. She was a member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation.
Survivors include three sisters, Joraine Tuckwin and Linda Hale, both of Horton, and Julie Deener, McHenry, Illinois; and two brothers, L.E. Hale Jr., Mayetta, and Alan Hale, Rossville. A sister, Cecelia J. Hale, preceded her in death.
Traditional Indian Drum services were held November 26 at the Danceground building west of Mayetta on 150th road between K and L roads. Burial was held November 27 a the Danceground Cemetery. Mercer Funeral Home in Holton was in charge of arrangements.
HALE - S. Anita Hale, 62, Horton, died November 24, 2004, at her home. She was born June 18, 1942, in Horton, the daughter of L.E. Hale Sr. and Pearl Herrick.
Ms. Hale had worked for Harrah's Prairie Band Casino near Mayetta and most recently for Golden Eagle Casino west of Horton. She was a member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation.
Survivors include three sisters, Joraine Tuckwin and Linda Hale, both of Horton, and Julie Deener, McHenry, Illinois; and two brothers, L.E. Hale Jr., Mayetta, and Alan Hale, Rossville. A sister, Cecelia J. Hale, preceded her in death.
Traditional Indian Drum services were held November 26 at the Danceground building west of Mayetta on 150th road between K and L roads. Burial was held November 27 a the Danceground Cemetery. Mercer Funeral Home in Holton was in charge of arrangements.
Ms. Hale had worked for Harrah's Prairie Band Casino near Mayetta and most recently for Golden Eagle Casino west of Horton. She was a member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation.
Survivors include three sisters, Joraine Tuckwin and Linda Hale, both of Horton, and Julie Deener, McHenry, Illinois; and two brothers, L.E. Hale Jr., Mayetta, and Alan Hale, Rossville. A sister, Cecelia J. Hale, preceded her in death.
Traditional Indian Drum services were held November 26 at the Danceground building west of Mayetta on 150th road between K and L roads. Burial was held November 27 a the Danceground Cemetery. Mercer Funeral Home in Holton was in charge of arrangements.
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