| News The free concert by legendary pop singer Frankie Valens (singer of This Magic Moment and The Lion Sleeps Tonight) sponsored by The Lost Cherokee at the Petit Jean Electric Building at Marshall, AR July 27, 2007 at 7:00 pm. was a great success. We hope everyone had a great time at the standing room only event, it was a great performance. |
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| Lost Cherokee of Arkansas and Missouri Inc. |
| 2201 Washington Ave. Conway, AR 72032 Phone: (501) 932-0928 Fax: (501) 932-0929 office@lost-cherokee.com |
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Joe Lynn Casey was born to Lloyd Virgil and Ruby Hellen (Busby) Casey on
August 1, 1936 in Claremore, Oklahoma. He passed from this life August 17,
2007 at his home in Cloudy, OK at the age of 71.
Joe married Patricia Faye (Spurgin) August 8, 1968 in Reno, Nevada. He was
honorably discharged from the United States Air Force and was retired from
working construction for the 627 Union in Tulsa, OK. Joe enjoyed drinking
coffee and visiting with his friends, traveling, and hunting and fishing.
Joe was preceded in death by his parents: Lloyd and Ruby Casey; a son: Gary
McWhirter; and a brother: James Otis Casey.
He is survived by his wife Patricia Casey of the home; six children: Jesse Casey
of Little Rock, Arkansas, Janet Erwin Cole of Antlers, OK, Kim Dunlap of
Cloudy, OK, Shanon King of Marble Falls, Texas, Janelle Norman of
Anchorage, Alaska, and Shirley Amaritti of Florida; four sisters: Nicki Casey
Smith and Jan Meadows of Oklahoma City, Linda Shrank of South Dakota and
Sheryl Hamilton of Arkansas. Fourteen grandchildren: Patti Hokett, Tasha
Dunlap, Jason McWhirter, Adam Blankenship, Sabrina Blankenship, Quigliey
King, Ezzra King, James Lloyd Casey, Wesley Dale Casey, Joseph Conal
Casey, Arianne Yvonne Casey, Melanie Noelle Casey, Delilah Norman, and
Ross Norman; and three great-grandchildren: Kodi Hokett, Vanessa Domingos
and Albert Domingos; as well as numerous other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held on the evening of August 18, 2007 at the Casey
Family Cemetery in Cloudy, Oklahoma with interment following.
GA-NO-HA-LI-DO-HI
Hunter
GA-NO-HA-LI-DO-HA
He is hunting.
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Joe Lynn Casey was born to Lloyd Virgil and Ruby Hellen (Busby) Casey on
August 1, 1936 in Claremore, Oklahoma. He passed from this life August 17,
2007 at his home in Cloudy, OK at the age of 71.
Joe married Patricia Faye (Spurgin) August 8, 1968 in Reno, Nevada. He was
honorably discharged from the United States Air Force and was retired from
working construction for the 627 Union in Tulsa, OK. Joe enjoyed drinking
coffee and visiting with his friends, traveling, and hunting and fishing.
Joe was preceded in death by his parents: Lloyd and Ruby Casey; a son: Gary
McWhirter; and a brother: James Otis Casey.
He is survived by his wife Patricia Casey of the home; six children: Jesse Casey
of Little Rock, Arkansas, Janet Erwin Cole of Antlers, OK, Kim Dunlap of
Cloudy, OK, Shanon King of Marble Falls, Texas, Janelle Norman of
Anchorage, Alaska, and Shirley Amaritti of Florida; four sisters: Nicki Casey
Smith and Jan Meadows of Oklahoma City, Linda Shrank of South Dakota and
Sheryl Hamilton of Arkansas. Fourteen grandchildren: Patti Hokett, Tasha
Dunlap, Jason McWhirter, Adam Blankenship, Sabrina Blankenship, Quigliey
King, Ezzra King, James Lloyd Casey, Wesley Dale Casey, Joseph Conal
Casey, Arianne Yvonne Casey, Melanie Noelle Casey, Delilah Norman, and
Ross Norman; and three great-grandchildren: Kodi Hokett, Vanessa Domingos
and Albert Domingos; as well as numerous other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held on the evening of August 18, 2007 at the Casey
Family Cemetery in Cloudy, Oklahoma with interment following.
GA-NO-HA-LI-DO-HI
Hunter
GA-NO-HA-LI-DO-HA
He is hunting.
| Meeting Wynnewood, OK at 2pm October 6th 2007!!!!! Meeting will be held at Mrs. Linda Bagnall's home. Call 405-665-4653 or e-mail ninnieb@itlnet.net for directions. |
Thank you
everyone who
attended the
get-together in
Marshall, AR!
We had a blast!
Thanks to
everyone who
brought the food,
too!
everyone who
attended the
get-together in
Marshall, AR!
We had a blast!
Thanks to
everyone who
brought the food,
too!
Council meeting on Oct. 13th
1997 has been cancelled due to
regional meetings held by
councilmen.
1997 has been cancelled due to
regional meetings held by
councilmen.
are now actually sending out fake "ballots" to
people's homes, spreading lies and confusion in a
pathetic attempt to take power from the people and
stop federal recognition. If you receive If you
receive anything in the anything in the mail that
does not come from the Lost Cherokee office
here at 2201 Washington Avenue disregard it
and throw it away. If you have . If you have any
questions feel any questions feel free to call or
e-mail at anytime.e-mail at anytime.
people's homes, spreading lies and confusion in a
pathetic attempt to take power from the people and
stop federal recognition. If you receive If you
receive anything in the anything in the mail that
does not come from the Lost Cherokee office
here at 2201 Washington Avenue disregard it
and throw it away. If you have . If you have any
questions feel any questions feel free to call or
e-mail at anytime.e-mail at anytime.
MAJOR CEREMONY was held
MARCH 8TH, 2008
BEGINS AT 9 AM
THE FIRST NEW MOON OF SPRING
This is celebrated on the first new moon of March and the decision of
the Spiritual Leaders when the grass began to grow and had no special
title. This present Corn Dance called adan wisi, or “they are going to
plant”. On the evening of the new moon’s appearance, or the nearest
evening weekend, chosen by the spiritual leaders, following the new
moon all of the populace is assembled from every quarter of our nation.
This will be held at the Whiteley’s. Please click here for directions and
type your address and then Buddy's address (9619 Whitehouse Rd,
Parks, AR)
or call (580)235-2432 for directions or information.
Please note:
Women who are pregnant or are on their monthly cycle are not allowed to attend.
MARCH 8TH, 2008
BEGINS AT 9 AM
THE FIRST NEW MOON OF SPRING
This is celebrated on the first new moon of March and the decision of
the Spiritual Leaders when the grass began to grow and had no special
title. This present Corn Dance called adan wisi, or “they are going to
plant”. On the evening of the new moon’s appearance, or the nearest
evening weekend, chosen by the spiritual leaders, following the new
moon all of the populace is assembled from every quarter of our nation.
This will be held at the Whiteley’s. Please click here for directions and
type your address and then Buddy's address (9619 Whitehouse Rd,
Parks, AR)
or call (580)235-2432 for directions or information.
Please note:
Women who are pregnant or are on their monthly cycle are not allowed to attend.
The Lost Cherokee of Arkansas & Missouri office is
requesting information on all active duty service men and
women as well as Iraq War Veterans. If you have family
members who serve in the United States Armed Forces
please send their information; we would like to know about
any special service awards or commendations for our active
duty serviceman for the Cherokee World.
The information requested will need to be e-mailed or
mailed to the Lost Cherokee office; please make sure to
include a picture (optional), name, rank, home place (state),
and e-mail address (optional).
CONTACT INFORMATION at top of the page
requesting information on all active duty service men and
women as well as Iraq War Veterans. If you have family
members who serve in the United States Armed Forces
please send their information; we would like to know about
any special service awards or commendations for our active
duty serviceman for the Cherokee World.
The information requested will need to be e-mailed or
mailed to the Lost Cherokee office; please make sure to
include a picture (optional), name, rank, home place (state),
and e-mail address (optional).
CONTACT INFORMATION at top of the page
| Look at this wonderful vintage picture sent to us by the Freeman family in Oklahoma, depicting the departure to Indian Territory of their ancestors. |