Louella Alberta (Lou) Goombi-Geimausaddle was born May 3, 1965 to Thamar and Wilbur Goombi Sr in Lawrence, Kansas. She passed away on Tuesday morning at her home in Lawton, Oklahoma.
She graduated from Anadarko Public Schools in 1983 where she was active on the basketball team, softball team and played the clarinet for the band. She remained an extreme fan for the Anadarko Warriors, Oklahoma Sooners, Oklahoma City Thunder and the Kansas Jay Hawks. Lou was a humble person who carried so much support and love for others close to her heart. She loved to laugh and terrorize her family. If you were her family, you became her friend. She never turned anyone away when in need of shelter or food.
Lou married Robert Timothy Geimausaddle. They made their home in Lawton, Oklahoma and raised four children: Trevor Nye, Dakota Rachel, Taran Raithe and Robert Timothy Jr.
She worked at various business's in Anadarko and Lawton until her health would not allow her to work any further. She enjoyed taking daily walks with her husband. She loved spending time with her husband, kids and grandkids. She loved playing basketball, spending time at the casino and watching her favorite sports teams play on television. Lou was a proud member of the Kiowa Tribe and the descendent of the Wichita, Seneca tribes. She was baptized and a life long member of the Wichita Mission but also attended Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church.
Lou is preceded in death by her parents, Wilbur and Thamar Goombi; nephews: Duece Walker and Gabriel Goombi-Mandujano.
Left to cherish her memory is her husband, Robbie Geimausaddle of Lawton, Oklahoma; children: Trevor Goombi of Lawton, Oklahoma; Dakota Pollock and husband, Ronnie of Lawton, Oklahoma, Taran Geimausaddle from Anadarko, Oklahoma, RT Geimausaddle and wife, Allisyn Doyeto- Geimausaddle from Anadarko, Oklahoma; grandchildren: Jeremiah Goombi, Chanye Goombi, Chloe Goombi and Ivy Geimausaddle; sisters, Evely Rogers of Colorado and Sandra Kay Goombi-Ahhaitty of Anadarko, Oklahoma; brother, Wilbur Nye Goombi Jr of New Mexico along with numerous nieces, nephews, grandkids and many friends.
Prayer service will be at 7:00 P.M., Thursday, May 23, 2019 at the Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church, north of Anadarko.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 A.M., Friday, May 24, 2019 at the Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church. Burial will follow in the Rock Spring Tribal Cemetery.
Funeral services are under the direction of the Smith Funeral Home in Anadarko, Oklahoma.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.smithfuneralservices.com
She graduated from Anadarko Public Schools in 1983 where she was active on the basketball team, softball team and played the clarinet for the band. She remained an extreme fan for the Anadarko Warriors, Oklahoma Sooners, Oklahoma City Thunder and the Kansas Jay Hawks. Lou was a humble person who carried so much support and love for others close to her heart. She loved to laugh and terrorize her family. If you were her family, you became her friend. She never turned anyone away when in need of shelter or food.
Lou married Robert Timothy Geimausaddle. They made their home in Lawton, Oklahoma and raised four children: Trevor Nye, Dakota Rachel, Taran Raithe and Robert Timothy Jr.
She worked at various business's in Anadarko and Lawton until her health would not allow her to work any further. She enjoyed taking daily walks with her husband. She loved spending time with her husband, kids and grandkids. She loved playing basketball, spending time at the casino and watching her favorite sports teams play on television. Lou was a proud member of the Kiowa Tribe and the descendent of the Wichita, Seneca tribes. She was baptized and a life long member of the Wichita Mission but also attended Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church.
Lou is preceded in death by her parents, Wilbur and Thamar Goombi; nephews: Duece Walker and Gabriel Goombi-Mandujano.
Left to cherish her memory is her husband, Robbie Geimausaddle of Lawton, Oklahoma; children: Trevor Goombi of Lawton, Oklahoma; Dakota Pollock and husband, Ronnie of Lawton, Oklahoma, Taran Geimausaddle from Anadarko, Oklahoma, RT Geimausaddle and wife, Allisyn Doyeto- Geimausaddle from Anadarko, Oklahoma; grandchildren: Jeremiah Goombi, Chanye Goombi, Chloe Goombi and Ivy Geimausaddle; sisters, Evely Rogers of Colorado and Sandra Kay Goombi-Ahhaitty of Anadarko, Oklahoma; brother, Wilbur Nye Goombi Jr of New Mexico along with numerous nieces, nephews, grandkids and many friends.
Prayer service will be at 7:00 P.M., Thursday, May 23, 2019 at the Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church, north of Anadarko.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 A.M., Friday, May 24, 2019 at the Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church. Burial will follow in the Rock Spring Tribal Cemetery.
Funeral services are under the direction of the Smith Funeral Home in Anadarko, Oklahoma.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.smithfuneralservices.com
Louella Alberta (Lou) Goombi-Geimausaddle was born May 3, 1965 to Thamar and Wilbur Goombi Sr in Lawrence, Kansas. She passed away on Tuesday morning at her home in Lawton, Oklahoma.
She graduated from Anadarko Public Schools in 1983 where she was active on the basketball team, softball team and played the clarinet for the band. She remained an extreme fan for the Anadarko Warriors, Oklahoma Sooners, Oklahoma City Thunder and the Kansas Jay Hawks. Lou was a humble person who carried so much support and love for others close to her heart. She loved to laugh and terrorize her family. If you were her family, you became her friend. She never turned anyone away when in need of shelter or food.
Lou married Robert Timothy Geimausaddle. They made their home in Lawton, Oklahoma and raised four children: Trevor Nye, Dakota Rachel, Taran Raithe and Robert Timothy Jr.
She worked at various business's in Anadarko and Lawton until her health would not allow her to work any further. She enjoyed taking daily walks with her husband. She loved spending time with her husband, kids and grandkids. She loved playing basketball, spending time at the casino and watching her favorite sports teams play on television. Lou was a proud member of the Kiowa Tribe and the descendent of the Wichita, Seneca tribes. She was baptized and a life long member of the Wichita Mission but also attended Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church.
Lou is preceded in death by her parents, Wilbur and Thamar Goombi; nephews: Duece Walker and Gabriel Goombi-Mandujano.
Left to cherish her memory is her husband, Robbie Geimausaddle of Lawton, Oklahoma; children: Trevor Goombi of Lawton, Oklahoma; Dakota Pollock and husband, Ronnie of Lawton, Oklahoma, Taran Geimausaddle from Anadarko, Oklahoma, RT Geimausaddle and wife, Allisyn Doyeto- Geimausaddle from Anadarko, Oklahoma; grandchildren: Jeremiah Goombi, Chanye Goombi, Chloe Goombi and Ivy Geimausaddle; sisters, Evely Rogers of Colorado and Sandra Kay Goombi-Ahhaitty of Anadarko, Oklahoma; brother, Wilbur Nye Goombi Jr of New Mexico along with numerous nieces, nephews, grandkids and many friends.
Prayer service will be at 7:00 P.M., Thursday, May 23, 2019 at the Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church, north of Anadarko.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 A.M., Friday, May 24, 2019 at the Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church. Burial will follow in the Rock Spring Tribal Cemetery.
Funeral services are under the direction of the Smith Funeral Home in Anadarko, Oklahoma.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.smithfuneralservices.com
She graduated from Anadarko Public Schools in 1983 where she was active on the basketball team, softball team and played the clarinet for the band. She remained an extreme fan for the Anadarko Warriors, Oklahoma Sooners, Oklahoma City Thunder and the Kansas Jay Hawks. Lou was a humble person who carried so much support and love for others close to her heart. She loved to laugh and terrorize her family. If you were her family, you became her friend. She never turned anyone away when in need of shelter or food.
Lou married Robert Timothy Geimausaddle. They made their home in Lawton, Oklahoma and raised four children: Trevor Nye, Dakota Rachel, Taran Raithe and Robert Timothy Jr.
She worked at various business's in Anadarko and Lawton until her health would not allow her to work any further. She enjoyed taking daily walks with her husband. She loved spending time with her husband, kids and grandkids. She loved playing basketball, spending time at the casino and watching her favorite sports teams play on television. Lou was a proud member of the Kiowa Tribe and the descendent of the Wichita, Seneca tribes. She was baptized and a life long member of the Wichita Mission but also attended Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church.
Lou is preceded in death by her parents, Wilbur and Thamar Goombi; nephews: Duece Walker and Gabriel Goombi-Mandujano.
Left to cherish her memory is her husband, Robbie Geimausaddle of Lawton, Oklahoma; children: Trevor Goombi of Lawton, Oklahoma; Dakota Pollock and husband, Ronnie of Lawton, Oklahoma, Taran Geimausaddle from Anadarko, Oklahoma, RT Geimausaddle and wife, Allisyn Doyeto- Geimausaddle from Anadarko, Oklahoma; grandchildren: Jeremiah Goombi, Chanye Goombi, Chloe Goombi and Ivy Geimausaddle; sisters, Evely Rogers of Colorado and Sandra Kay Goombi-Ahhaitty of Anadarko, Oklahoma; brother, Wilbur Nye Goombi Jr of New Mexico along with numerous nieces, nephews, grandkids and many friends.
Prayer service will be at 7:00 P.M., Thursday, May 23, 2019 at the Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church, north of Anadarko.
Funeral services will be at 11:00 A.M., Friday, May 24, 2019 at the Rock Spring Indian Baptist Church. Burial will follow in the Rock Spring Tribal Cemetery.
Funeral services are under the direction of the Smith Funeral Home in Anadarko, Oklahoma.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.smithfuneralservices.com
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