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---- Saturday - July 4, 2009 - 7:37:16 PM - Navajo Nation Time ----

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Patricia Esterly, <webmaster@nmgs.org>, Saturday - Jul 04, 2009 - 11:56 AM PST
Subject: Your web site at www.lapahie.com

Would like your permission to link to your site. Our web site (New Mexico Genealogical Society) is always searching for good sites for American Indian stories. Please visit us at www.nmgs.org and see our links section. We have a designated section for American Indians, and yours is the most helpful.

Pat Esterly



Kathleen Erbe, <ravenspirit51@yahoo.com>, Tuesday - Jun 30, 2009 - 8:26 PM PST
Subject: Richard Manson

Hello to all, blessings. My name is Kathy Erbe and I am looking for Richard Manson, the artist, the mountain climber, and once a Sundancer. Richard's best friend now around ten years ago, Kilroy, my daughter's godfather, and I were very close, and then I moved to Calif. and lost all contact. Could someone help me by giving him my email. Thank you all. I live on campus, at NAU. Blessings to all.

Kathleen Erbe



Brenda, <blyclark@yahoo.com>, Sunday - Jun 28, 2009 - 12:06 PM PST
Subject: Similarities between Navajo and Filipino

Hi. I recently ran across your website. I was fascinated with some of your comments in the Introduction section. I live in Hawaii and there are many people who recognize the similarities between the different Polynesian cultures (Hawaiian, Maori, Tahitian, etc). The languages are similar, similar oral accounts of Dieties, and a shared history of voyaging to their current islands. If this is the case, if the Indonesians spread out to the Polynesian islands, it could make sense that they spread further to the mainland of what is now America. It could account for some of the similarities between Navajo and Filipino that you have noticed. Of course, I am not an expert, but you could start exploring the connection between Indonesian, Polynesian and American Indian cultures in this way.

Take care,
Brenda



Leslie Neal, <lneal@sonic.net>, Friday - Jun 26, 2009 - 9:44 PM PST
Subject: Navajo Code Talkers

I've recently read several books about the Code Talkers (totally fascinating!) and am curious as to how many are still alive. Please respond at your convenience. Thank you much.



Felix Cordero, <felix.cordero@sitel.com>, Sunday - Jun 21, 2009 - 11:08 AM PST
Subject: Inquiring about a convention I was told would happen in 8/2009

Please contact me at 575-496-9146 as I am a member of the Marine Corp League, El Perro Diablo Detachment 478 in Las Cruces, NM. Several of our members that attend the Ira Hayes parade every year were told that there is a Code Talker Convention in 8/2009 and we are very interested in attending. Any information is very appreciated.

Respectfully
Marine Felix Cordero



Roy King, <roywking38@yahoo.com>, Friday - Jun 19, 2009 - 7:53 AM PST
Subject: Navajo Inn

We are planning on coming that way again and need location of Navajo Inn - if it is still there, and is the zoo still open - a vistor of long ago. Tks - Roy & Judy King, Arlington TX, who are also recommending a couple of other couples who are "yankees" coming west for first time.



Candy Martinez, <dustermech@peoplepc.com>, Sunday - Jun 14, 2009 - 11:24 AM PST
Subject: Edward B. Anderson

I am a friend of Mr. Edward B. Anderson. He is in the V.A. Hosp. in Phoenix, Arizona. He would like to get in touch with some of his fellow Navajo Code Talkers. He would like some one to write him. He was wanting to have Keith Little address and phone so if some one could write to him. It would be highly appreciated. I very much enjoy my visits with him every Thurseday at the veterans hospital he is a kind man and is missing his home and family and friends. I am asking that maybe someone could write him.

Thank You so much.

Candy Martinez



Kay, <karlotta50@gmail.com>, Wednesday - Jun 10, 2009 - 10:47 PM PST
Subject: Your website

Aloha,

May this find all of you in fine health and spirits.

Thanks for your informative website. It actually entices me to come there. It's also very different geologically from where I live. Yet there is a common human history of rudeness to the local people, and the wildness of corruption.

Of course, there is the language difference. Your language is very fascinating to me and I wish there was a pronunciation guide. Hawaiian language is mostly individual vowel structure with the consonants in between, pretty much said as they appear. It's a 13 letter language, pre contact unwritten. I'm interested to know more about the language I see on your website.

Thank you,
Mahalo for your consideration.

k.
Hope this is spaced properly for easy reading.



Ronnie Marchant, <rmarchant@moultriega.net>, Sunday - Jun 07, 2009 - 10:18 AM PST
Subject: Windtalkers of World War II

My father was a Navy torpedo pilot in WW II. He fought at Guam, Saipan, Tinian, Palau, and the invasion of the Phillipines. He passed away seven years ago. He talked about the "Windtalkers" and the role they played in the success of our forces in the Pacific during the war. I will be coming to Dilkon, Az. for a week beginning June 20th. I would like the opportunity to meet a "Windtalker" if possible. I have been a student of the history of World War II since I was young, I have had the priviledge of visiting Guam, Saipan and Tinian a few years back with veteran that had been a medic with the 4th Marine division. He also talked of the role the Windtalkers played. Please respond if this is something that would be possible. I have great repect for what the men of the "Greatest Generation" did for our country; to have the opportunity to meet one of these men and hear there stories would be a priceless priviledge.

Please email or call me at home @ 229-985-1068.



John Claude, <sls406@palmharbor.com>, Saturday - Jun 06, 2009 - 9:02 PM PST
Subject: Manufactured Housing

Hello!

It is an honor for me to be able to request of your Nation the opportunity for us here at Palm Harbor Homes (Buckeye, AZ.) to be listed as a provider of housing for members of your nation in northeastern Arizona.

Can you please tell me to whom I need to speak in regards to our interest in working with those members of your tribe who are interested in a new Palm Harbor home? What do I need to do to make this known to your fellow members?

We also have our own financing division.

Any information that you can provide me would be most appreciated. Thanks!

John



Irene (Pinon) Willard, <iywillard@sbcglobal.com>, Wednesday - Jun 03, 2009 - 3:10 PM PST
Subject: Suggestions on where to search

My maiden name is Pinon and I have always wondered if there was any connection to Pinon, AZ or what is my heritage? Do you have any suggestions as to where I may search?

Any information is greatly appreciated.



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