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    Josh raised his hands in thanks and smiled. "It's good to be able to help out our Indian family in Seattle, people who don't have a place to stay ... And it's an honor to get the blanket from the elders here." At 6 feet tall and more than 200 pounds, Josh has a tribal name, KweKwaWeChud, that doesn't seem to fit. Full Article at HeraldNet
    It's good to be able to help out our Indian family in Seattle, people who don't have a place to stay ... And it's an honor to get the blanket from the elders here.
    Josh Hamilton – Josh Hamilton SOURCE: HeraldNet 1 month ago
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Honoring tradition, Tulalip hunter shares meat from first kill
  1. The deer lives on as long as the drum beats
    Josh Hamilton – Josh Hamilton SOURCE: HeraldNet 1 month ago
  2. Our tradition is that when a boy gets his first deer, he must give it away to those who would appreciate the help ... Josh knows his grandpa brings fish to the Chief Seattle Club, so he wanted to give his deer to our people here on the streets.
    SOURCE: HeraldNet 1 month ago
  3. I was excited and very happy for the gift
    Josh Hamilton – Josh Hamilton SOURCE: HeraldNet 1 month ago
  4. We are humbled and honored by your gift ... It will nourish the bodies and spirits of people who don't often have the chance to eat traditional foods. In this urban world where we live, a gift like this will bring tears to their eyes.
    SOURCE: HeraldNet 1 month ago
  5. And thank you for taking our gift ... I hope this is a day Josh will remember forever.
    SOURCE: HeraldNet 1 month ago

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