Birth date: Mar 5, 1948 Death date: Dec 6, 2022
George “Sonny” Coser, Jr., a resident of Mounds, passed away Tuesday morning, December 6, 2022 at seventy-four years of age. He was born March 5, 1948 in Tulsa to the late George S. Coser, Sr. and Stella (Halley) Coser. Sonny grew Read Obituary
I will miss you brother, I came to your office at Stroud a couple of times, but you were on vacation? next time, we will meet again my brother, remember we sang so many 49 songs in Tahlequah during my years at NSU there, very good memories, never forgotten you, I will burn tobacco for you, until soon, my brother,
Zig Jackson, Mandan, Hidatsa, Arikara
When George was working at the prison at Sac and Fox Nation, he and Judy would come to SOLF Inc Healing Center 2 miles S of Tribal offices, that Dr Bill Rice and Randy Ziesenis founded Spirits of the Land Foundation in 1993. He will be greatly missed.
Our condolences and spirit to the immediate, extended families, and relatives, on the passing of your precious, loved one, George. May the Creator welcome and make a place for his soul in His Kingdom. We Indian people will miss him and thank him so much for the legacy of family and spirit he leaves.
Jerry Bread Family,
Norman, Oklahoma
George was always smiling and laughing and telling stories about when he did crazy stuff in his younger years. He did a lot of teaching, caring for people, joking and making a lot of peoples lives better to have known him. Him and Judy have always cared for me like family. Prayers sent for Judy and all of George’s family and friends
George you was a good one! Me and my dad really gonna miss seeing you at dialysis! My dad enjoyed your talks and company. You gave him something to look forward to talking about when he got home. Prayers for your family you are really gonna be missed 🙏🙏🙏
Words cannot express the loss with you gone and how much we will miss you! I am thankful for all you taught me about love for ourselves, for one another, and for our Mother Earth! I carry these lessons forward on that healing road. Good trip until we meet again teacher! Mvto I thank you!
Kola it was good meeting you and thank you for sharing some time with me and my prayers go out to the family and friends! Brother have a good journey to the spirit world! Your Lakota Kola, Tokala Two Elk
He was a great wise teacher! So much respect and love to you and your family, my friend!
