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Dorothy Jean (Sawyer) Butler
Jun 30, 1927 - Jul 31, 2017
Posted by Janet Laubhan Flickinger

http://www.gracememorialchapel.net/

Dorothy Jean Sawyer Butler, born June 30, 1926, passed away July 21, 2017. Age 91.

She passed away at her home in Red Rock, OK. She was a member of the Muskoke Creek Nation, full blood.

She is preceded in death by husband, Raymond Butler, one son Bubby Butler, one daughter Sis Butler.

Survivors are three sons, Butch Butler of Red Rock, Chad Butler of Red Rock, Chiefy Butler of Oklahoma City, and Francis McHenry of Broken Arrow.

Services will be held as Otoe Baptist Church in Red Rock.

Burial at Otoe-Missouria Tribal Cemetery, Thursday August 3, 2017.


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