Dakota Commemorative March 2006

On November 7, 1862, a group of Dakota, primarily women, children and elders, were force-marched in a four-mile long procession from the Lower Sioux Agency to Fort Snelling. Many of them did not survive.

 
Apistoka
A young Dakota woman who held the pain of a Nation in her eyes.
 

Committee and Contacts

This page will give the names of some of the Committee members and contact addresses for the organizers

Gabrielle Tateyuskanskan
PO Box 183
Waubay,
SD 57273

(605) 947-3419


Waziyatawin Angela Cavender Wilson
150 South Cobblestone Drive,
Phoenix,
AZ 85296

(480) 813-1387
waziyatawin@qmail.com


Dottie Whipple
109 Driftwood Drive
Redwood Falls,
MN 56283

(507) 627-1091
hdwhipp@newulmtel.net


Mary Beth Faimon
802 Lawrence Court
Marshall,
MN 56258

(507) 537-4080
faimon@chartermi.net


Diane Wilson
26366 Red Wing Avenue
Shafer,
MN 55074-9614

(651-257-7105)
diane@thewilsonsway.com


Chris Mato Nunpa
5690 250th Ave.
Granite Falls,
MN 56241-3655

(320) 564-4348 (h) 507-537-6118 (o)
matonunpa@earthlink.net

 


For further information, or to send letters of support, donations, ideas, or ways you might be able to help, please contact the people listed above.

E-mail:
Angela Cavender Wilson:     waziyatawin@qmail.com
Chris Mato Nunpa matonunpa@earthlink.net

 


Info for Walkers


Website created by Dragonfly Dezignz. 2003 - 2006

Historic photographs courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society

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