WHITEBIRD, ALBERT JAMES  "SHIP-SHEE-WAH-NO" - Brown County, Kansas | ALBERT JAMES  "SHIP-SHEE-WAH-NO" WHITEBIRD - Kansas Gravestone Photos

Albert James "Ship-Shee-Wah-No" WHITEBIRD

Kennekuk Indian Church Cemetery
Brown County,
Kansas

July 3, 1958
April 24, 1999

ALBERT JAMES WHITEBIRD - HORTON - Drum Services for Albert James "Ship-Shee-Wah-No" Whitebird, 40, Horton, will be held at 5:30 pm today at the Old Kickapoo Community Building. Burial will be held Wednesday at Kennekuk Indian Cemetery on the Kickapoo Reservation, west of Horton.

Mr. Whitebird died Saturday, April 24, 1999, in Topeka in an auto accident.

He was born July 3, 1958, in Horton, the son of Leslie James and Norma Jean Ross Whitebird.

He was a plumber and coached at the Kickapoo Nation School. He also worked inthe maintenance department at Haskell Indian Nations University.

He was a member of the Kickapoo Tribe, Drum Religion, Horton Lake View Country Club and the Powhattan Alumni Assn.

He married Vesta Ross in 1977. They later divorced. He married Debbie Schuetz Wahwassuck in February 1992 in Horton. They later divorced. He married Charlene Emma Green Ramirez. She survives of the home.

Other survivors include three daughters, Leslie Jean Scuffham and Kristine Whitebird, both of Wichita, and Shayla Whitebird, Horton; four stepsons, Robert and Raymond Wahwassuck, Horton, Steve and Ronnie Ramirez, both of Horton; two stepdaughters, April Wahwassuck, Horton, and Carla Ramirez, Horton; his mother, Horton; two brothers, Arlan Whitebird and Curtis Simon, both of Horton; and two grandchildren.

Contributed on 12/30/13 by kbilly1
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Submitted: 12/30/13 • Approved: 1/7/14 • Last Updated: 3/11/18 • R22438-G0-S3

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