Native American Brothers That Served Our Country In World War II
George
Frake, Bill Bozarth, Howard Bozarth, Harold Bozarth
AKA Todd
AKA
Ike
Hi,
I'm Thomas Bozarth, Sr. son of Harold Bozarth. I made this picture for
my
father to show him that I was proud of him and his brothers for what
they
did for us. The pictures were taken at different times and different
places,
I just put them together and added the background. George was in
the
Army Reserves, Bill was in the Paratroopers, Howard was in the
Artillery,
and
Harold was in the Infantry. You can Contact Thomas H BozarthSr at
debones@netscape.net
Reproductions By Steven
Carty
The item on the left is a ball-headed warclub,a traditional
weapon of most eastern
woodlands tribes. It is made in tradional fashion from an entire
hickory
sapling. Yes,
the ball and handle are all one piece.The ball end is stained with
black walnut and
the handle is decorated with copper tacks. These are made by Steven
Carty, and usually
take him a whole winter to carve one,and sometimes longer to find the
right sapling.
The item on the right is an elk skin and turtle shell bag. Steve has
crafted various
items and styles of leather work over the years. You can contact Steven
at
pineylenape@netscape.net
Poetry
By Thomas H. Bozarth Jr
Forteen-year-old Thomas Bozarth, Jr.is a talented artist
and writer.
He has helped out with this domain many times,and we are thankful
for all his help. You contact Thomas H Bozarth Jr. at
debones@netscape.net