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Anadarko, Oklahoma September 2018 January 14, 1937 ~ September 17, 2018 Ella Lou Chalepah, 81, Anadarko, passed away in Lawton on Monday, September 17, 2018, with her loving family by her side. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Friday, September 21, 2018, at Grace Christian Fellowship with Tim Nestell and Rudy Tartsah officiating. Burial will be at Cache Creek KCA, west of Apache, under direction of Comanche Nation Funeral Home. Wake service will be at 8 p.m. Thursday September 20, 2018, at the family home place in Alden |
© Carnegie Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, February 16, 1977 April 8, 1938 ~ February 10, 1977 Funeral services for Raymond Chalepah Jr., 39, of Fort Cobb, were last Saturday in the Mulkehay Mission, west of Apache. Rev. Joe Pedro, pastor, officiated, with Rev. Andy Kamphius, pastor of the Apache Reformed Church, assisting. Burial was in Cache Cree cemetery. Chalepah was born February 8, 1938 in Fort Cobb and had lived in the Fort Cobb area all his life. He died February 10 at the PHS Indian Hospital in Lawton. Survivors include five sons, Leonard, Richie, Jacob and George, all of the home, and Raymond III, stationed with the U.S. Army at Fort Bragg, N.C.; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chalepah Sr. of Fort Cobb, and one sister, Lela Yellowhair of Fort Cobb. |
Lawton, Oklahoma December 2012 September 9, 1948 ~ December 21, 2012 Traditional Apache Indian burial services for Richard Lewis Chalepah, Sr., 64, start with visitation on Saturday at 2 p.m. in Alden-Chalepah Family Home place into an all night vigil filled with prayer, hymns and fellowship. Sunday, a Cedar Ceremony will take place at the home place prior to departing to the Prayer Service to be held Sunday evening, 6:00 p.m. at the Kiowa Complex-Red Buffalo Hall, Carnegie, Ok., followed by all night vigil. Funeral service is Monday at 10:00 a.m., at the Kiowa Complex-Red Buffalo Hall, Carnegie, Ok., followed by burial at Cache Creek Cemetery, Boone Ok in the Chalepah Family Plot. Officiating is Duke Tsoodle, Assisted by Timothy Nestell, Carlo Chalepah. Richard L. Chalepah, Sr., entered into his eternal life home in heaven, December 21, 2012. Born September 9, 1948, in Lawton Indian Hospital to Alfred and Leota Evelyn Apoyatt-Oyebi Chalepah, Sr, the sixth child out of sixteen children. He's a proud enrolled member of the Apache Tribe. He's ½ Apache and ½ Kiowa. Richard Chalepah shared his knowledge and experiences as a headsman in both the Native American Church and Apache Blackfeet Society [Manatidie]. Richard attended Alden, Carnegie, Anadarko schools, playing football, basketball and track. He made All-District, All-Conference and Captain of the Team[s]. He accomplished getting his GED and graduated along side Son, Kyle Chalepah. Later, he attended the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma. His work experiences include; Apache Linguistic, Substance Abuse and Alcohol Prevention Counselor and Grants Writer. Sought out from collegiate programs and communities of education throughout the United States, his contributions are noted documented anthropology work of the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, Native American Spirituality, Apache Blackfeet Society [Manatidie] and the Chalepah family. He kept an active interest in supporting the Apache tribal governance structure by participating in working groups within the Apache Tribe. His efforts to reform its tribal constitution affirmed his advocacy on tribal sovereignty. 1990, as Chairman of the Concerned Carnegie Area Residents [CCAR], he led a force of peaceful resistance to address complaints from citizens against local law enforcement officials, and the allegations of verbal abuse and the unnecessary use of force and harassment. He sought out the Oklahoma Human Rights Commission and the U. S. Department of Justice in an effort to improve the relations between the local community, law enforcement and city officials. Richard enlisted in the United States Marine Corp in 1966. While stationed at Cherry Point, N.C, he, along with his crew members received the Federal Aviation Administration highest civilian award, the Distinguished Service Award for his heroic actions in rescuing the 10 man crew trapped in a crashed Universal Airlines-DC 7CF with the knowledge of hazardous and highly inflammable materials in the cargo. Later he served in WestPac basing from Okinawa, Japan as Aircraft Crash, Fire and Rescue during the Vietnam War. His military awards and badge include; National Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal-2nd Award, Rifle Expert Badge. Growing up, Richard was raised in the home of Cleatus Pascal Poolaw, Sr. and his Aunt, Irene [Chalepah] Poolaw and their children along with Grandma Rose, in Anadarko, OK. In 1966, he married Pamela Yackeyonny, although later divorced; he kept a life-long special relationship and friendship with the entire Snake-Yackeyonny Families. From this marriage came two children, Kyle and Rhonda. He was united in marriage to Cora Aitson, June 15, 1976 in Caddo County. Richard lived amongst a host of family and friends in Anadarko-Ok, Lawton-Ok, Louisiana, Dallas, El Paso-Tx and Oakland-Ca. He often traveled out of state to visit other Indian Nations on invitation to participate in their cultural events. Nearly 30 years in sobriety, he continued to solicit support in his efforts to provide chemical dependency treatment and education for Indian people in southwest Oklahoma. He was well cared for and loved by the staff and residents during his most recent stay in Monte Vista Rehabilitation and Skilled Care Center, Lawton, OK. With declining health and lost of eyesight, Richard's spirit remained socially active by attending and supporting his families events, cultural activities and participating in his tribal gov't meetings. His favorite hobbies and interest included; all things Native American whether people, places, or things. He enjoyed watching Dallas Cowboys and OU Sooner Football games and playing horse shoes but he most of all he enjoyed singing at the drum and being in the teepee, praying. He was passionately proud of his Apache and Kiowa family history, his cultural heritage, and of his veteran status for military service as a US Marine. He recently attended Lawton First Assembly and was a member of the Native American Church Chapter of the Apache Tribe. Survivors include his wife of the home and their four children, three sons; Richard L. Chalepah, Jr., Carlo B. Chalepah, James F. Chalepah, one daughter; Christiana D. Chalepah all of Carnegie, Ok; two children from his previous marriage, one son; Kyle F. Chalepah, Houston, Tx and one daughter, Rhonda Y. Williams and her husband Kenneth, of Lawton, OK. One brother, Alonzo Chalepah of Carnegie, Ok. Four sisters; Ella Chalepah, of Carnegie, Ok, Rose Autaubo and her husband, Vester, Lucretia Chalepah, Patty K. Chalepah, all of Anadarko, Ok. Fifteen grandchildren; Meekah, Francis, Holly, Kyla, Candace, Randall, Bergundy, Meadow, Hailey, Beautiful Day, Kayla, Julie, Ryal, Brandon, Kara and five great-grandchildren; Chelsea, Layla, Mariah, Gabriel, Dallas. Special nieces and nephews; Bugg, Michael, Gertie, Generita, Tabbetha, Lurlene, SarCee, John, Bo, Jody Ann, Crystal, Ben, Amy. Special Brothers and Sister; Robert Toehay, Bill and Vicky Alexander. He was preceded in death by his parents, eight brothers, three sisters and paternal grandparents and maternal grandparents, one grandson and two special friends affectionately known as "Brothers", former Minnesota State Congressman, Gary DeCramer and Charles "Charlie" Pebeashy. Funeral is under the direction of Ray and Martha Funeral Home, Carnegie. |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma February 2018 March 10, 1950 ~ February 19, 2018 Carolyn Chalepah, 67 of Anadarko, Oklahoma was called home by the Lord on Monday, February 19, 2018 in Oklahoma City with her family by her side. Carolyn was born March 10, 1950 in Lawton, Oklahoma to Clarence "Blackie" and Sallie Annabelle [Autaubo] Chalepah. She grew up in the Alden and Boone area. She attended Boone and Anadarko Public Schools and graduated from Ft. Sill Indian School in 1968. As a teenager, she was the Apache Blackfeet Society Pow Wow Princess at Sadie Nestell dance grounds. Carolyn worked for the Apache Tribe for 25+ years. She was an avid Thunder fan and also an OU football and basketball fan. She loved being with her grandchildren and going to the casino. Carolyn was a member of Native American Church, The Apache Service Club, Chalepah Blackfeet Society and also a proud member of the Apache Tribe. Left to cherish her memory is her son, Charles Chalepah of Anadarko; daughters: Mable Mahseet and Teresa Haywood both of Anadarko; 6 brothers: Earl Chalepah of Oklahoma City, Tommy Chalepah of Lawton, Eddie Chalepah of Mescalero, New Mexico, Stevie Chalepah of Chickasha, Teddy Chalepah of Oklahoma City and Sam Hugh Redbone of Anadarko; 4 sisters: Jodene Nish of Carnegie, Janelle Simmons of Lawton, Ladonna Chalepah of Lawton and Millie Bearbow of Elgin; numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, along with many relatives and friends. Carolyn is preceded in death by her parents; daughter, Eddy Ja`net Mahseet; great granddaughter, Faith Mahseet; 2 brothers: R.D. Chalepah and David Chalepah; 2 sisters: Clarene Robison and Kathleen Chalepah. Funeral services will be at 11:00 A.M., Thursday, February 22, 2018 at Bethel Baptist Church in Anadarko. Officiating will be Rev. Andrew "Sonny" Ware and Bro. Tim Nestell. Burial will follow in the Cache Creek Cemetery, west of Apache. Services are under the direction of Smith Funeral Home, Anadarko, Oklahoma. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.smithfuneralservices.com |
Anadarko, Oklahoma August 2010 November 28, 1951 ~ August 14, 2010 ANADARKO: Funeral for Clarence "R.D." Chalepah Jr., 58, Anadarko, will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Bethel Baptist Church in Anadarko with the Rev. Andrew "Sonny" Ware and Hicks Boyiddle officiating. Prayer service will be from 7-9 p.m. today at Smith Chapel, Anadarko. Mr. Chalepah Jr. went to be with the Lord Saturday, August 14, 2010, in a Lawton hospital with his family by his side. Burial will follow at Cache Creek Cemetery, Apache. "R.D" was born November 28, 1951, in Lawton, to Clarence "Blackie" Chalepah Sr. and Sally Annabelle Autaubo Chalepah. R.D. graduated from Fort Sill Indian School in May 1970. He was a member of the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, the Apache Native American Church and the Chalepah Blackfeet Society. He enjoyed going to the casinos and visiting with his special friends "Shine" and "Punkie." He was well known for his beautiful bead work and was an avid OU fan. He will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. He is survived by two daughters: Sonovia Mae Chalepah, Wapato, Wash.; and Martha Betty Thomas, Oklahoma City; four grandchildren: Adrian, Kiana, James and Nathaniel, all of Wapato, Wash.; a great-grandson, Ivan Quirins Jr., Tacoma, Wash.; seven sisters: Clarene Robison, Carolyn Chalepah and Kathleen Chalepah, all of Anadarko; Jodene Nish, Carnegie; Ladonna Cunningham, Lawton; Janelle Simmons, Norman; Millie Bearbow, Elgin; six brothers: Earl Chalepah, Norman; Thomas Chalepah, Oklahoma City; Edmund Chalepah, Mescalero, N.M.; Steven Chalepah, Chickasha; Theodore "Ted" Chalepah, Anadarko; and Hugh "Sam" Redbone, Apache; an uncle, Adam Autaubo, Oklahoma City; special friends: Howard "Shine" Roulain, Ruben "Punkie" Ahhaitty, Leroy "Winter Hawk" Winn and Vickie McKee; and special cousin, Paul Kadayso. He was preceded in death by his parents; grandparents; brother, David; and two infant brothers. Pallbearers will be Thomas Chalepah, Edmund Chalepah, Steven Chalepah, Theodore Chalepah, Winfer Nish and Devere Simmons. Honorary pallbearers Earl Chalepah, Paul Kadayso, Howard "Shine" Roulain, Ruben "Punkie Ahhaitty and Leroy "Winter Hawk" Winn. |
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Wednesday, August 18, 2010 October 21, 1953 ~ December 22, 2019 Byron Earl Chalepah, 66, of Oklahoma City, OK was born October 21, 1953 in Lawton, OK to Clarence Sr and Sally Annabell [Autaubo] Chalepah and entered peacefully into rest on Sunday December 22, 2019 in Oklahoma City, OK. Earl grew up in the Anadarko, OK and Alden area. During his younger years he attended school in Anadarko, OK and Fort Sill Indian School [FSIS] from 1966-1970 where he excelled in basketball and football. While at FSIS, Earl became acquainted with numerous fellow classmates of different tribal affiliations across the US. Earl enjoyed listening to the Temptations, Creedence Clearwater Revival/CCR, the Gap Bank and David Allen Coe. Earl cherished his time spent growing up with "all" of his brothers, sisters, cousins and friends, and his school days at FSIS. He enjoyed watching sports, especially the OU and OKC Thunder games. Before becoming disabled due to health-related issues, Earl worked as a Masonry/brick layer for Virgil Swift and for Laferr Masonry for several years. Earl is a member of the Chalepah Blackfeet Society, the Redbone Blackfeet Society, The Kiowa original dancers, the Apache Native American Church, and a member of the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma. Earl met the love of his life and companion of 33 years, Karen Kocher in 1986. Survivors: Son: Travis Allen Chalepah, Granddaughters: Enone Pauline Rose Chalepah, Seena Chalepah and RaeLynn Chalepah, Great Granddaughter: Eva Jo Terronez, Companion: Karen Kocher, Stepchildren: Melissa Andrews, Ben Kocher and Michael Swallow Brothers: Thomas, Edmund, Stevie, and Theodore Chalepah, Hugh "Sam" Redbone Sisters: Jodene Nish, Ladonna Cunningham, Janelle Simmons, Millie Bearbow Preceded in death by parents Clarence and Sally Annabell [Autaubo] Chalepah; Son, Sean Ray Chalepah; Brothers: Clarence "R.D." and David Lee Chalepah; sisters: Clarene Robison, Carolyn Chalepah, Kathleen Chalepah Funeral Service: 11:00 am Thursday, December 26, 2019 Bethel Baptist Church, Anadarko, OK Visitation: 9 am till 5:00 pm Tuesday, December 24, 2019 Ray and Martha's Funeral Home, Anadarko, OK Interment: Cache Creek [KCA] Cemetery, Apache, OK Under the direction of Ray and Martha's Funeral Home, Anadarko, OK |
Fort Cobb, Oklahoma April 2017 June 25, 1957 ~ April 21, 2017 Leonard Ray Chalepah, 59, of Fort Cobb, Oklahoma passed away peacefully on April 21, 2017. Leonard was born on June 25th, 1957 to Raymond Jr, and Leta [Qeionety] Chalepah in the Kiowa Indian Hospital. Leonard was raised by his Auntie Lela Yellowhair and grandparents Raymond Sr, and Ina Chalepah. He grew up and attended school in Fort Cobb after graduating high school Leonard joined the Army National Guard and served for twenty-three years, He also worked in construction and security services. He was a faithful member of the Apache N.A.C, Apache Blackfoot Society, Apache Business Committee and the NRA. Survivors include: Mother; Leta Belle Flute Brothers: Raymond Chalepah III Richie Chalepah Daryl Chalepah Jimmy Flute Sisters: Gwen Parker Dawn Sawyer numerous Nieces, Nephews, Cousins, and Friends. Preceded in death by: his Father: Raymond Chalepah Jr., Grandfather: Ase Chalepah Sr., Grandmother: Ina Chalepah: 2 Brothers, Jacob Chalepah, and George Chalepah Funeral Service: 11:00am Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Indian Capital Baptist Church, Anadarko, OK Wake Service: 7:00pm Tuesday, April 25, 2017 Indian Capital Baptist Church, Anadarko, OK Interment: Cache Creek Cemetery, Boone, OK |
Lawton, Oklahoma June 2012 November 23, 1957 ~ June 20, 2012 Kathleen Chalepah, 54, of Anadarko, OK passed away on Wednesday, June 20th, 2012 in Lawton, OK at Comanche County Memorial Hospital with her loving family and friends at her side. She was born on November 23, 1957 in Lawton, OK to Clarence "Blackie" Chalepah, Sr.and Sally [Autaubo] Chalepah. She lived in the Anadarko area all of her life. She attended Riverside Indian School and Caddo-Kiowa Vocational Technical Center where she received her certification in Early Childcare Development. She was a member of the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma. She liked to go to the local casino's and was an avid OU and Thunder fan. She enjoyed spending time with her family, friends and especially her grandchildren. She is survived by: 4 daughters: Tanya Smith, Browning, MT, Brandi Johnson, Norman, OK, Durgan Johnson, Norman, OK, Danielle Palmer, Anadarko, OK, 4 grandchildren: Ashton & Chase Smith, Browning, MT, Kinlinn & Gabriel Niedo, Norman, OK, 6 brothers: Earl Chalepah, Norman, OK, Thomas Chalepah, Elgin, OK, Edmund Chalepah, Mescalero, NM, Steve Chalepah, Chickasha, OK, Theodore Chalepah, Anadarko, OK, Sam Redbone, Anadarko, OK, 6 sisters: Clarene Robison, Anadarko, OK, Carolyn Chalepah, Anadarko, OK Jodene Nish, Carnegie, OK, LaDonna Cunningham, Lawton, OK, Janelle Simmons, Elgin, OK Millie Bearbow, Elgin, OK, Uncle: Adam Autaubo, Okla. City, OK, Special Friend: Anna Tsatoke, Anadarko, OK. Numerous nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, 2 brothers; Clarence "R.D." Chalepah Jr. and David Chalepah and her best friend Marty Tsatoke Prayer Service: 7:00 p.m., Sunday, June 24th, 2012 Smith Funeral Home Chapel, Anadarko, OK Funeral Service: 11:00 a.m., Monday, June 25th, 2012 Bethel Baptist Church, Anadarko, OK Officiating: Rev. Andrew Sonny Ware Bro. Hicks Boyiddle Interment: Cache Creek Cemetery, Apache, OK Pallbearers: Thomas Chalepah, Edmund Chalepah, Steve Chalepah, Bryan Nish, Aaron Quoetone, Ray Jones Honorary Pallbearers: Earl Chalepah, Theodore Chalepah, George Nish, Adam Nish, Patrick Mahseet, Josh Parton, Devere Simmons, Damon Nimsey, Darryl Nimsey Services under the direction of Smith Funeral Home, Anadarko, OK, 301 W Oklahoma Avenue Anadarko, OK 73005 Phone Number: [405] 247-3701 |
Apache, Oklahoma Wednesday, May 30, 2012 May 14, 1965 ~ May 27, 2012 APACHE: Funeral for Norma Jean Pewo-Chalepah, 47, Apache, will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Comanche Community Center, Apache, with the Rev. Marvin Delaware and the Rev. P. Wayne Townsend officiating, and certified lay speaker, Terry Ware. Burial will follow at Cache Creek Cemetery, west of Apache, under direction of Comanche Nation Funeral Home. Norma Jean went to be with the Lord on Sunday, May 27, 2012. Prayer service will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Comanche Community Building with special music provided by Kathy Longhat and Lyntha Klinekole. "Norma Jean" was a very personable person and greeted everyone with a smile and lived life to its fullest. She was an enrolled member of the Comanche Nation of Oklahoma. She attended church at the Apache Reformed Church. Norma was born May 14, 1965, in Dallas, to Robert "Bobby" Pewo and the late Esther Anguiano Pewo. She was preceded in death by her mother; two sisters: Mary Barrientos and Bobbie Jo Pewo; two brothers: Daniel Garcia Jr. and Wilson Aaron Pewo; her maternal grandparents, Camilo and Lydia Anguiano; her paternal grandparents: Alice Pewo Miller, and Clifton Miller, and Wilson Ahboah; father-in-law, Jerry Ware; aunts: Penny Sanchez and Carrie "Dodie" Miller; uncles: Sam Anguiano, Wesley Miller, John Allen Pewo, Redford Aaron Pewo, Truman Ware and Bill Ware; cousins: Michael Pewo, Kaylee Hutchens, Wilber Pewo, Theodore "Possum" Pewo, and Wilson Pewo; grandmothers: Dorothy Sapcut, Pearl Pewo Ware, Juanita Bentley and Velma Tooisgah; and grandfathers: Sammy Pewo, Theodore Pewo and Wilbur Pewo Jr.; and nephew, Gerrand Kaudle-Kaule. She graduated from Apache High School in May 1983. Norma received her business and information processing certificate in May 1986, and in May 2000, a computer technology certificate, both from Caddo-Kiowa Vocational Technical School, Fort Cobb. In May 1997, she received a cashier/checker training certificate from Great Plains Area Vo-Tech Center, Lawton. She worked several years, from 1984 through 1993, with the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma as a staff accountant in the finance department, a clerk-typist with the summer youth program, and a secretary for the Economic Industrial Corporation Office. Norma also had odd jobs and always gave a helping hand to family and friends. She married Kimit Chalepah Sr., on February 12, 1986. Three children were born to this union. She was survived by her father, of the home; daughter, Kim Renee Chalepah and companion, Heath Morrison, Anadarko; two sons: Kimit Wayne Chalepah Jr., and companion, Staci Kaye, Fort Riley, Kan.; and Korey Chalepah, Apache; sisters and brothers-in-law: Wilma and Alva Dee Tsoodle, of Apache; Susan and Troy Marlowe, Garland, Texas; Lydia Garcia, Oakcliff, Texas; Kenberly Simmons Tsoodle, Apache; Lisa Mithlo, Apache; Toni Weryackwe, of Arizona; Glorietta Beartrack Ahtone, Apache; Leslie Parker, Lawton; Joyce Nevaquaya Harris, Apache; Renita Chalepah, Mountain View; Tracy Poafpybitty, Lawton; Elfreda Chalepah, Mountain View; and Alice Garcia, Garland, Texas; brothers and sisters-in-law: Camilo and Betty Garcia, and David Garcia, all of Garland, Texas; and Billy and Tracy Pewo, Anadarko; uncles: Dusty and Sandy Miller, Fort Cobb; and Galand Miller, Chickasha; aunts: Juanita Mae and LeRoy Sneed, Oklahoma City; Jackie Miller-Edwards, of Norman; Delores Poafpybitty, Apache; and Dora Pewo, Apache; nieces and nephews: Clarissa Pewo and companion, Justin Myron, Tommy Pewo and companion, Stephanie Duarte, Sally and T.J. [Tsoodle] Wallace, Billy Pewo Jr., Malia Pewo, Akhyka Pewo, Jenee Kaudle-Kaule and companion, Michael House, Oklahoma City; Zachary Bearheels, Robert Davenport Jr., Mitchell Chalepah, Michael Terrence Chalepah, all of Mountain View; precious mother-in-law, Libby Tonahcot, Mountain View; grandchildren: Junelle Mae Chalepah, Aiyanna Renee Morrison, and Niyah Ann Morrison, DeVohn Pewo, Kalestha Pewo, Aaron Pewo, Vincent Pewo, Ava Vita Azul and Logan Azul. Pallbearers: Chris Vasquez, Ricky Birch, Zachary Bearheels, Bruce Kaulaity, and Joe Garcia, Jr., Jay Messner-Liotta. Honorary pallbearers: Alva Dee Tsoodle, Troy Marlowe, Kenneth Williams, Shawn Bert, Troy Simmons, Clanton Miller, Leslie Chalepah, Dusty Miller, Galand Miller, Joe Anguiano Sr., Fred Anguiano, Daniel Garcia III, Tommy Pewo, Billy Pewo Jr., Akhyka Pewo, Anthony Flores; also numerous cousins, nephews and friends. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. |
Lawton, Oklahoma September 2022 September 1, 1979 ~ September 4, 2022 Spencer Alan Chalepah 43 of Lawton, known to his family as Macho, went to his heavenly home on September 4, 2022. Funeral service will be at 10 a.m., Tuesday, September 20, 2022 at Comanche Nation Funeral Home. Visitation will be from noon until 4 p.m. Monday, September 19, 2022 at the Funeral Home. Spencer was born September 1, 1979 to Spencer and Victoria [Haag] Chalepah Sr. in Lawton. He attended Riverside Indian School and Lawton High. He was a proud member of the Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma. Spencer was well known for generosity, kind heart, free spirited and unconditional love for everyone he met. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. His sense of humor and realness will be greatly missed. He had a big heart and deep love for his children and grandson. He is survived by his parents: Spencer and Victoria Chalepah Sr.; four children: Patricia Chalepah; Angelica Chalepah; Laila Chalepah and Peter Chalepah; siblings: Pascal Chalepah; Quinton Chalepah; Chase Chalepah; Olga Chalepah and Rachel Chalepah; a grandson, Dayzen Watahomigie; grandmother, Libby Tonahcot- Ware. He is preceded in death by his grandson, Evan Ontiveros Jr.; grandparents: Afred Chalepah Jr., Beryl Haag and Colleen Eckiwaudah. His humor and realness will be greatly missed! |
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