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I wanted to tell you of
another miracle that occurred at the your dad's place. I was speeding
west on I-80, my car packed with all my belongings. I had left Chicago
to begin a new life in California. I am at a crossroads in my life and
have been struggling to hang on to hope and faith and joy. I caught
sight of the house, etc, and thought "What in tarnation is THAT?" I
braked hard and veered off onto the exit that was suddenly there,
determined to get a closer look at it all! I feel certain that it was
by the grace of God that I ended up there, and I would bet that I am not
the first person you have heard that from.... I feel that your dad's
spirit touched me- all the human emotions visible and palpable
there...Love, hate. Hope, despair. Joy, sadness. Thunder hoped to
make some difference in the world, and peoples lives and he sure did
accomplish that. How wonderful that you can continue to share the
messages - and thereby accomplish same. I for one did not ever hear the
story of Wounded Knee and the other atrocities that were committed by us
here on our native soil. It sounds so eerily similar to
atrocities in other parts of the world that we are often up in arms
about. And so I am a little more learned today than I was yesterday. I
have Thunder to thank for that. And I laughed and cried there and left
feeling more hopeful and faithful - in people and in life. Yay! I
will send a donation when I am in a postition to do so. God bless you
and this glorious place.
Sincerely,
D. Carlton
Donations for this
Native American project can be sent to
Thunder Mountain
Monument L.L.C
P.O. Box 162
Imlay, Nevada 89418
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