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Lloyd Galen “Et nwe tek” Potts Obituary

February 9, 2022 –

Lloyd Galen “Et nwe tek” Potts
June 6, 1948 – February 9, 2022

Lloyd Galen “Et nwe tek” Potts was born 6-6-1948 in Horton, Kansas and passed into Glory on February 9, 2022 in Oklahoma City, OK. He was known as: “Et nwe tek”, Brother Potts, Pink, LG, Papa, Shisheh, Uncle, and Dad.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Maynard Leo and Coralene (Keesis) Potts; maternal grandparents, Jesse and Dora Keesis; paternal grandparents, Joe Bill and Rosan Lasley Koye Potts; 2 brothers, Vernon “Shkomak” Potts and Norman Potts; sister, Barbara Tims and 2 sons, Roger and Danny Johnson.

Survivors include: his wife, Peggy Johnson of the home; his mother, Venida Chenault, Lawrence, KS; 3 sons, Marland Ray Potts (Shelia) of Tama, IA, Terry Johnson (Barbara) and Larry Berryhill, both of Oklahoma City, OK; 3 daughters, Deana Shelley Kapayou of Tama, IA, LaDonna Marie Garcia-DeLeon of  Toledo, IA and Loana Skalla (David) of Oklahoma, City, OK; brother, Mr. Ed Potts (Shirley) of Mayetta, KS; 3  sisters, Voncile Mitchell  of Mayetta, KS, Doris Potts-Zyganiuk  (Alexander) of Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada and Gloria June Keesis, dear older sister who stood by Lloyd throughout their past 70+ years together – mostly in Oklahoma City, OK; 26 grandchildren and numerous great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends.

He was a member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation and a member of the Potawatomi Pentecostal Church.

Lloyd attended Powhattan Grade School and Pawnee Indian Boarding School. He worked in construction and heavy equipment operations and was disabled in a dozer accident.

He played in and coached men’s and youth softball teams and loved teaching.  He loved hunting and taking his nieces and nephews fishing and noodling in local ponds – no matter the weather – and mushroom hunting. He was a shade-tree mechanic, loved to cook, and counseling on softball, life, and The Word of God. Lloyd was a people person, he loved visiting and attending church and revivals.

(Courtesy of Mercer Funeral Home)

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