![87 years young, tribal culture, artistry, language retention, Program Director Mildred Burley more native than anyone in the U.S. government or locally trying to kick her out of her tribe, can not even be conquered by crippling rheumatoid arthritis when weaving important items (culturally related) when asked upon from a tribal citizen. California Valley Miwok Tribal elder Mildred Burley, 87, sits on a couch with scissors, showcasing her artistry and strength in preserving her tribal culture.](https://californiavalleymiwok.us/wp-content/uploads/cache/2024/08/July-2024-Food-for-Tribal-Families-Program-IMG_1246/2896526030.jpg)
Tribal Offices, Tribal Land, Avenida Central, La Grange, Ca. 95329
On Monday, July 29th, 2024, The California Valley Miwok Tribe made the July delivery for the Food For Tribal Families Program.
Once again, an unstoppable force that fulfills the need to supplement tribal families nutritional deficiencies wholly created and hoped for by local BIA officials, in their continuing attempt to undermine the tribe and in retaliation in trying to cause as much suffering on native peoples as possible, for standing up against them in protection of their customs, culture, citizen families and their duly elected government that represents them.
Finally a day of well under one hundred degrees made for an easy day of loading, unloading and delivery.
As with last story, will not delve into details of the current despicable and heinous acts of criminal activity by local BIA and the activities of fallacy ridden, cultural tribe stealer Regional Director Amy Dutschke, because much is coming soon to this site in various updates.
No, this is a time of celebration not retaliation, because this is a service that brings great reward, and its positivity continues to dominate the negativity expressed by these very same people because they are powerless to do anything about it. These despots are so unneeded.
Story is best told through all the accompanying pictures included.
At this time, the tribe and her peoples would like to thank all those listed below.
The United States Department of Agriculture, The Red Lake Nation of Minnesota, Food For Less Stores Inc., Costless Stores Inc., Walmart Stores Inc.,
The Grocery Outlet Stores Inc., The city of Morada, its surrounding communities and all others who make this a monthly success.
A very special thanks to Program Director Mildred Burley, who stays resilient despite the elder abuse being conducted by those younger and less American Indian.
To include perpetrators Deb Haaland, Bryan Newland and Amy Dutschke should be ashamed if they had any decency. Trying to destroy an 87 year old
tribal elder and her extended tribal people for what laughs? a good time? for kicks? Revenge? Or is it still a just follow the money story as always.