Sandra Thunderbull

Funeral Services for Sandra Thunderbull, 56, Clinton resident will be held 11:00 A.M., Monday, January 24, 2022, in the Emergency Resource Center (ERC) formerly Indian Community Building, officiated Pastor by Waylon Upchego and Pastor Sophia Big Goose. Burial will follow in the Colony Indian Cemetery in Colony, Oklahoma. There will be a traditional wake service from 7:00 till 9:00 P.M., Sunday, January 23, 2022, in the ERC Building. Sandra (Harrison) Thunderbull (Neecenoohobe zen bii’xoozezeen) was born September 8, 1965, to Alton Lewis Harrison, Sr, and Roberta Curtis Harrison in Clinton, OK and passed away Monday, January 17, 2022, in her Clinton home. Sandra was raised and attended school in Geary, OK and Clinton, OK. She also attended school at the Institute of the Southern Plains in Hammon, OK. One of her early memories of school in first grade, was Sandra refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance. Nothing could make her say it. She was one of kind person and loved by many. Sandra met the love of her life, Christopher Thunderbull and they married on July 22, 1999, at the Tribes Baptist Church in Geary, OK. Sandra and Christopher made their home in Clinton, OK and she was employed at the Lucky Star Casino. She was a member of the Tribal First Baptist Church and the Native American Church, Sandra was an avid Oklahoma University fan, loved to dance and listen to all music, read books; and she was never seen without a Enquire. She loved going to Thrift Stores, Garage Sales, and yard sales. Sandra was preceded in death by her parents, Alton Lewis Harrison, Sr. and Robert Curtis Harrison, grandparents, Fred and Inez (Miller) Harrison, Amiel and Margaret Riggs Curtis; daughter, Roberta Goomki, son, William “Butchie” Harris, both of Clinton, brother and sister, Alton Harrison, Jr., Clinton, sister, Lois Turtle and husband, Pinky, Lawton, OK, LaQuita Lonebear and husband, Kelly, El Reno, OK, Tina Killsfirst Schortzer, Apache, OK Shirley Harrison, Clinton, OK She is also survived by Collins Rae Goomski who was the highlight of her life. Sandra will be greatly missed by her family, cousins, nieces and nephews and her special friend, Jason Turner who she loved like a brother. He transported her to all her medical surgeries and hospital appointments. She will also be miss by her brother-in-law, Kelly Loneman whom she terrorized nonstop. She put a smile on everyone’s face, please pass it on-her legacy of being one of a kind with a smile on her face.