So the next generation will be celebrating, too.

He had to get President TR's permission to write the book.

I used to work the annual PowWow at Fort Omaha. The year my now 25year old granddaughter was old enough, (5th grade), she volunteered to carry water for the dancers. As Chief John Wolf called for the open dance, he motioned for her to stand beside him and dance the circle with him. I can't describe the look on her face; joy, wonder? Not good enough.

I will always cherish that day. I had a great respect for the Chief, but I loved him for that gift.

gg

when i was little , liveing in glendora ca , there were held every year , regional powows at a park called finkbiners park. this was put on , do u remember a fellow that who was in a 1970s psa known as the crying indian., he intiated them .the events got too big for finkbiner park and went to la county fairplex. lots of memories .

and always made me emotional in a good way. I worked them until my legs got too old. They were a twelve hour day, usually more. Good memories for my granddaughter, she felt special and accepted, she told me.

And, yes I remember Iron Eyes Cody! My grandmother told me he was much respected as an actor and advocate for his people. This was the late sixties and she was introducing me to politics.

gg