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Nanticoke ladies host luncheon

Chief Natosha Carmine and keynote speaker Tina Pierce Fragoso at the Nanticoke Indian Association Ladies Luncheon.
July 3, 2019
Three of four committee members pose near Native American artifacts from the Nanticoke Indian Museum. Shown are (l-r) Tyniece Norwood, Natosha Carmine and Karin Harmon. Fel Norwood is not pictured.
Guests are ready to hear Tina Pierce Fargoso speak.
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Traditional dancers pose with Chief Natosha Carmine, center. Shown are (l-r) Cheyenne Wright, Boe Harris, Matthew Harmon, Carmine, Brett Jackson, Adrienne Harmon and Tonoa Harmon.

Seven Generations was the theme of the seventh annual Ladies Expo and Luncheon hosted by the Nanticoke Indian Association June 15 in Georgetown, catered by Marilyn’s Catering and Desserts by Dana. Tina Pierce Fragoso, a member of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribe in Bridgeton, N.J., and assistant director of Native American Studies at University of Pennsylvania, offered the keynote speech.

“The 7th Annual Ladies Luncheon was very informative this year.  The breakdown of the seven generations of the Native American culture gave all in attendance a chance to reflect on how it affects the past, present, and future generations to come. Thus causing one to look within themselves and how they can promote a change and well-being to all,” said committee member Karin Harmon.

The 41st annual Nanticoke Indian Powwow is Sept. 8, at 26800 John J. Williams Highway, Millsboro.

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