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Nanticoke Indian Association hosts Women’s Expo
The Ladies Luncheon organizing committee gathers prior to the luncheon. Shown are (l-r) Tyniece Norwood, Kayleigh Vickers, Chief Natosha Norwood Carmine, Fel Norwood and Sue Ryan.
May 10, 2017
Caroline Thompson from Long Neck tries on a ring offered by Kathy Lehman of Opulenza Design.
Shown at the luncheon are (l-r) Sylvia Pinkett, tribal historian; Rye Jackson, assistant chief; Natosha Norwood Carmine, chief; and Dick Gilbert, past president of the Nanticoke Lenape tribe.
Beebe Healthcare Population Health community outreach representatives were at the expo performing health screening. Shown checking the blood pressure of Shari Jackson Small is Kim Blanch, R.N.
Expo attendees (l-r) Karelle Hall, Marilyn Jackson, Aunya Oker and Boe Harris share some time at the event.
Boe Harris plays a Native American Flute during the expo.
Delaware Secretary of Education Susan Bunting meets with keynote speaker E. Keith Colton and Nanticoke Chief Natosha Norwood Carmine. In his keynote address, Colton spoke about the leadership of Native American women throughout history and improving quality of life through positive change.
Storyteller Ragghi Rain used humor and life events to tell stories of wisdom.
The Nanticoke Indian Association held its 5th Annual Women’s Expo and luncheon April 29 at the CHEER Center. The event featured 21 vendors, a luncheon, music and storytelling, and an address from keynote speaker E. Keith Colton, administrative director of the Commission for Indian Affairs in Maryland.
