Native American Vision & Heroes, Host Ann M Wolf, Artist, Author & Speaker
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Honoring Native Americans for their many contributions to Liberty through the Code Talkers & Vets as well as for their wisdom, dance, music & art. Ann M.
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Welcome to "Native American Vision & Heroes" with Songwriter & Recording Artist Ann M. Wolf Note from Ann M. Wolf: She shares, "I thank Creator-God for the wonderful Native American teachers, heroes, and artists who have come into my life over the years, opening my eyes to levels of beauty and devotion I would not have known without them. Via this page, I invite you to join me in honoring and thanking all Native American Veterans & First Responders who have served in harm’s way; and we also will be recognizing all Native American artists, musicians, drummers, dancers, teachers, and elders who bring so much good medicine and enrichment to the world today." Ann M. Wolf © 2017 Ann M. Wolf's Native American name is "Heartsong," given to her by Twylah Nitsch, the Medicine Chief of the Senecas (Wolf Clan), who initiated her into the Wolf Clan of the Senecas, (New York State) at the time of the opening of the Wolf Clan Teaching Lodge. Ann was also called "Little Sister" by Sun Bear of the Bear Tribe and she served as a teacher & performer (singer) for some of Sun Bear's Medicine Wheel Gatherings back in the late 1980s. At present, she is often invited to Pow Wows, where she presents her Missing Man Table & Soldier’s Cross Ceremony (along with songs) as part of Grand Entry or Veteran and 1st-Responder Honors.
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Affiliations: Ann M. Wolf is a member of various civic organizations such as Honor, Release, Return (POW/MIA Advocacy Org), American Legion Riders (served as Chaplain), Patriot Guard Riders and more. However, she does promote supporting one another regardless of the patch we wear or organization we belong to. Her movement, “Patriots on Wheels,” has the motto, “Serving God and Country in Unity of Purpose, Together.”
Watch Music Video: "What Will We Leave for the 7th Generation?" as written & sung by Ann M. Wolf from her "Redemption" album. Watch Video: “Never Broken” This mini-documentary features commentary & reflections of Native American & Nam Era Marine, Larry Montoya who shares about our Code Talkers. Larry has two Uncles who were Code Talkers. The video concludes with Ann M. Wolf's new song, ("What Will We Leave for the 7th Generation?") which honors our Native Americans, their spirituality, culture & contribution to Freedom. Native American Honors Page: Read more. Native American Vision YouTube Playlist: See List of Videos.