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Geronimo still a legend
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JULY 31, 2000 Apache warrior and medicine man Geronimo is still a legend almost 100 years after his death in Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Visitors from around the world come to visit his grave in Fort Sill. Melvin Kerchee, a Commanche descendant of Ten Bears, is the cemetary's head caretaker and keeper of some of the history of Geronimo. Get the Story:
Legendary Geronimo evokes mystery, awe (The Daily Oklahoman 7/31)
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