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Kesla Fry

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Kesla Fry

Kesla, Confederated Tribes of Colville) , enjoys interacting with people through public speaking.

“One thing I am passionate about is my culture. I am a running start student at Omak Washington. I’m also the secretary for our Colville Youth Council. I love being involved in my youth, the community, my culture, anything I possibly can be involved in. I truly like being involved in what I can be to show other native people that they can make a difference. The past three years I’ve worked with kids showing them native foods, dance and music. I am also now representing Miss NWIYC.”

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We were always told that my great grandmother was apache. Her son,(my grandfather) and my mother half passed. And many of my elders have passed and the ones that are alive only recall that my grandfather did sing and speak in a native language when they were small. I understand that we are not recognized as native unless proved. But as far as the Apache being hunted. I feel like there aren’t any records even more so for the apache in Mexico. We know my grandmother was born in 1894 Guanajuato and passed in 1964 chihuahua. I guess my question is, how is there a way to research more Info in Mexico? And is there any help we can get.

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