A celebration of Vine Deloria Jr. will take place this evening in Rapid City, South Dakota.
The public is invited to share their memories about the life and literature of the Deloria, a member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe who died on Sunday at the age of 72.
The event will be from 5pm to 6:30pm at Prairie Edge in downtown Rapid City [Web Site].
Deloria's funeral is being held in Golden, Colorado, at 3:30pm in the Mount Vernon Event Center.
Contributions, in lieu of flowers, are suggested to the Vine Deloria Scholarship Fund, c/o The American Indian Scholarship Fund, Attn: Rick Williams, 8333 Greenwood Blvd., Denver, CO 80221.
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Deloria celebration set for today
(The Rapid City Journal 11/18)
'Inspiration for a generation' passes after a life of revolutionary work (Indian Country Today 11/17)
Indian Country Today Articles from January 10, 2005:
Wilma
Mankiller: An original thinker with a warrior's spirit
Suzan
Shown Harjo: Selective memories of Vine Deloria Jr.
Faith
Spotted Eagle: Deksi (Uncle) Vine
Charlie
Wilkins: Visionary thinker and wordsmith par excellence
Hank
Adams: A Vine Deloria Jr. collaboration: The first decade
John
Mohawk: Vine Deloria Jr.'s unfolding legacy
Philip
Deloria: Tales of a remarkable father
Norbert
Hill: A hero to many
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