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Obituary: Manuel Tohono O'odham educator
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2002 Rosilda Manuel, a Tohono O'odham educator died last week in Arizona. She was 55. Manuel was remembered for her efforts to keep the O'odham language alive. She was a teacher, author and, up until this past April, was director of the Tohono O'odham Department of Education. Get the Story:
O'odham educator Rosilda Manuel dies (The Arizona Daily Star 11/15)
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