Thank you for being so receptive and yes gma has lived and I am most grateful for the wonders of life. Its all happened and now I am sharing and hopefully helping some of you on your road of life. love you always. Navajo Grandma
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Thank you for sharing Grandma. My great grandfather, grandfather and many of my uncles fought in those wars also. Much respect, honor and gratitude to our relatives and ancestors who fought for us. ❤❤❤❤ blessings to you and your family. 🙏🏽
Yes, double respect, honor and great blessings to those of your family who gave their lives and for those who returned, God bless them as we all shall one day meet again with hugs and gratitude beyond our understanding. WE shall have tears of great joy. Much to look forward to. God is Good. Now we have a fight on our soil in America which is good vs evil. May we stand with truth and strength of prayer, may we choose our true leaders who honor God. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
I'm sitting here in tears once again. What a beautiful tribute to your Father and to all the Navajo who served. It's my understanding that all the Code Talkers have been buried in the Santa Fe National Cemetery. That's where my Daddy is. He would be so honored to know he is resting with Marine Code Talkers who served in WWII. I've always felt a connection to you, but even moreso now that I watched this. 😢❤ This day use to be know as Decoration Day because everyone would go decorate the graves of fallen soldiers and family members. And although people still do this, the day/weekend has become a "fun" time to go camping and fishing and have BBQs and party. And that's ok, but we do need to remember...thank you for helping us remember the sacrifice made by The Few, The Proud, The Marines!🇺🇸
No greater honor can one give but to lay your life down for another. Many did and many returned. Honor is their name and many still suffer from the cause and effects. May we help them and ask for help for them as our government seems to have a blind eye. WE honor those who fight for our freedoms no matter what land we live on. Such good souls we needed in this time but lie in these cemeteries, we shall know them again. They are not gone, they walk among us and inspire their families and still care for them. Good men and women. Hugs to all. Honor!!! Navajo Grandma
Thank you Grandma for sharing about your dad, grandfather and your brothers. Our country probably wouldn't be what it is today if it wasn't for your father and his fellow Navajo Code Talkers. I had 3 uncles that served in WW2. One of the them was in the 3rd wave of D Day. Was a driver of the famous Red Ball Highway. He never talked about the war until Saving Private Ryan. Both my dad and stepdad served in the Korean wAr.
GREAT HONORS AND GREAT MEN WE SALUTE THEIR DIGNITY, HERE OR IN THE SPIRIT WORLD, THEY ARE IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD FOR GIVING THEIR LIVES FOR ALL OF US AND OUR FREEDOMS. WHAT GREAT HONOR WE OWE. Thank you for this wonderful honorary comment. Hugs always to you. Navajo Grandma
Thank you all who served for this nation. My shi nali Ben Bainbridge did the south pacific theater ,my old man did korea as well as uncles and aunts .i lovethem all.
Glad your brother didn't have to go, my uncle did and came back in a box with a note from a "grateful nation". He was my grandparents first son after 5 daughters. I had my draft card when the war ended, there were many of my older class mates who had been called up some never came physically or mentally Vaya Con Dios to all who paid the ultimate price , may the others find peace
Its a humbling day. Remembering should bring humility but I don't believe this government we have now knows zero humility, reverence but just with a play of words. Pray always. Such respect for those who went and never returned, but are with God. Those who returned did return maimed and may we always stand to show our respect when we are in their presence. God bless America! Navajo Grandma
He was and is a great leader, fighter, courageous, loved his country, loved the laws of the land & its great honor to be given such goodness. A great father "daddy" who afforded us opportunities for leading a good life. So exemplary. I miss his strength of character, personality, kindness to all, his great prayers, his respect for God and all given to him. Definitely loved us. Navajo Grandma
Thank for this beautiful and patriotic message for today. I respect those that served, my own dad served in the second world war.I think it is time for peace as we are in the third war, that many can not recognize the war against evil. Our creator will win.
Melody, you spoke with perfection and yes it is now a war of good and evil. We all are enlisted no matter whom. May we prayerfully fight and stand for right, our flag, Constitution, Rights and all that is God Given. Hugs for an amazing comment. Axhehee. Navajo Grandma
Navajo Grandmother thank you for sharing and honoring your family members this way with us. I’m US Army Vietnam-era Veteran myself and did Honor Guard duty near where I live here in the Pacific Northwest yesterday as well.
Thank you and thank you to all who fought, their honor is great. May we remember and honor the flag and all that this Great Land stands for. Let us show our allegiance publicly as well as in our prayers and actions. We are their posterity thus we too are honorable. Hugs with Honor. Navajo Grandma
Yes my dear Tarrie. He was and he went through a lot as also those who fought for our freedoms. My grandfather stood before the Government as well stating the needs and trials of his people as he stated, "we sent our boys to fight for this land for this country that belongs to all of us, the lands you took from us, and our boys died and some of their bodies have never been returned and still land in foreign lands! Why are you not hearing our call for your help?" My grandfather understood war as well and due to this my father stood in front of the military board and demanded they take him instead of his son. He shared many experiences and he went prayerfully and he won. I honor my father. There are many heroic actions our fathers and male family members performed that we know not of, but they were honorable and heroes. What great Honors. The CHIEFTANS I am sure welcomed them into the spirit world with open arms and blessed them with gratitude as they too were our great Native American Warriors. So few honorable men now. Its time for the HONORABLE WOMEN to stand, its our turn to stand for truth, for all that is Godly and for what our CHIEFTANS DIED FOR AND FOUGHT FOR. We are the ones chosen for this day. You are one of those great granddaughters. I pray for you and pray you will take your place. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Thank you and I love how you realize the women are truly taking that place in the lineage of warriors. And yes the honorable males are few these days sadly. 😊🙏
I have a picture that's over 100 years old of my great grandma's brother in his ww1 uniform standing in front of where they lived in Umatilla. They were members of the confederated tribes of the Umatilla and they fought for this country even though this country murdered our ancestors in 1855.🙂 Both my grandfathers served in ww2. My dad was in the Navy,my uncle is a Vietnam vetran,and my daughter served in the Navy.🙂 I honor there service.😊
Don't forget your ancestor PiuPiuMaksMaks as well. Thus great honorable fighting Warriors are in your family. What an honor and though they walk the earth or in the spirit world, they are Great in the Eyes of God and the Holy Ones. Their places reserved for them is greater than most souls. Thus you too are a great fighter too, and take the time to realize what greatness you too can achieve in this life. The daughter, great grand daughter, sister and auntie of GREAT MEN because you too are a Great Woman. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Many members of my family have also fought in these wars. My daughter just got out of the military as an airman two years ago. She’s also a veteran of foreign wars. God bless our flag. God bless our nation. May we stand strong for this beautiful country we’ve been given by the grace of God.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤❤❤
So beautifully spoken. Hug your daughter or family for the service they have given. Thank goodness she wasn't in the jungles of the Phillipines with a machine gun etc. What she has given is honorable! THERE IS NOT ENOUGH GRATITUDE. Hugs! Navajo Grandma
You're such a good person and I thank you for sharing this video. Your words are great words of wisdom. Bless all that served in the military and their families.
You are so welcome, we are blessed to have examples of greatness, goodness, courage, respect and civility, with amazing humanity thru our parentage. Navajo Grandma
Well the gratitude belongs to our fallen and our brave courageous military men. Without them we would not have what we do, even tho Biden is spiraling us into a deep sinister H-double toothpicks. Sad. Pray always. Navajo Grandma
God bless your dad. We send thanks for his great service. His love for you is so great Ivan. Thank you for sharing your dad and your love. Humbled. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Sounds like we both grew up listening to the horror stories of war...your Dad was right mine too he reminded me that there's so much opportunity in our great NATION so I didn't enlist... When I stand before The Creator I will ask Him ...where is my Dad and where are my Dogs....♥️You Navajo Grandma ♥️🇺🇲🙏🗽🦅
@@EricUnderwood-v2x Actually sweet one, they are the ones who will be front and center to greet you. It is true. No need to ask. As life grows older and the experiences that I have had, many have died and returned. They have shared what happened to them, I died too but only was hovering over my body and told the doctor exactly what was happening. He was amazed. But for the most part, everyone who have died always have a family member and sometimes their animal when they arrive on the other side. No fear, just fact.. their recounting was so beautiful. So I have my dad, mom, gpa and gma, a grandma I have never met, Chogo our Palomino and Smokey our Australian sheep dog. So there will be quite a greeting. I know this isn't here or soon. Its a happy thought and we graduate not die. Life goes onward. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Thank you, Grandmother I am also a Grandmother. Gratitude to your brave and honorable people who came to the rescue of South Asian and Western European peoples. When they would have been eaten alive by two nations that destroyed their own honorable histories in this war. My grandparents lost their only son my mother lost her big brother and only sibling overshadowing all their lives until their deaths. Thank you, Uncle Hershel.
So many did give their lives & seeing such disrespect even in elementary schools where parents teach their kindergarteners to refuse to salute, or refuse to place their hands over their heart, or shout out awful words when asked to stand. Parents are at fault. One student said when I did a 3rd grader Navajo presentation. "You are so lucky cuz u r not forced to salute that rag flying on poles, you know the red, white & blue. I retorted, my dad, my gpa as Navajo Indians fought for our freedoms & yours, that flag you call a rag stands for all who died & fought for your right to go to school to learn, to watch cartoons, to play without fear etc. This child said I am told to hate America by my pare6, no one has ever said this to me. Thank you. I will remember our chat the rest of my life. Then this little one stood with hand to heart with a smile. Afterwards said, that felt so good!! Hugs. Navajo Grandma
Hello Navajo Grandma, What an honor to have such an honorable Father in your life. I wish more people would realize that The Navajo Talkers "saved" America and thank God for your brother. I could go on and on about this subject but no bad words here. I am honoring your Father today for being a brave true warrior. GOD BLESS AMERICA!
Thank you again Cyndi. It is a life that my father gave & many may disagree that my dad shielded my brothers but for good reason. It was accepted & honored. Usually it was a dumb Indian during that phase in life, but I feel the Holy Ones blessed this recruiting office and my fathers deep concern as he himself was willing to take his sons place. Tho daddy was older he was a perfect shot and as a gunnar he did take many lives and this was hard even in the Army. Even as he prayed he was directed & protected which means to me he did what was required. I pray all men who fought are healed now & always. My prayer. Navajo Grandma
What an honorable comment, thank you so much!! Yes there isn't enough HONOR to give but thru our actions and allegiance to goodness, truth, integrity, prayer and being good citizens of this country through example. And so much more. What honor we give and again we shall see our WARRIORS AGAIN ONE DAY SOON. We are the posterity of such Honorable great men and women. Hugs and gratitude for this perfect comment!! Navajo Grandma
We/Me Thank You and yours for their service. I remember the fallen, damaged, Men, Women and pray that we do not need this at any time in the future. I salute you and your along with the ones thar did not return from Wars.
We all need to salute all who did die and those who did return and now suffering still. May we show our respect daily. Praying always for the welfare of those suffering from the ravages of war that we cannot comprehend only unless we too have been there. God be with us. Navajo Grandma
My grandfather who was Pueblo, served as a signalman in the Navy during WWII. He lived on the reservation in NM and enlisted as soon as possible. He served in the Asiatic-Pacific arena. He used to write letters to my mother from Guam and other islands. When he came back, he was never the same. He used to come to see her only once a year but stayed secluded. He never got to know all his grandkids. It was sad because he drank himself to death. War did that to many people.
Rose, this is sadly true. So many are still in that same place as well. None of us can imagine how horrific it was. Bravery, courage doesn't cut it, but one person does and it is God. Even those who suffer at times can't comprehend a God due to what they went thru, but some finally do. We need to pray for those who are still suffering. The Gov't doesn't care for them as they are the first to receive their care. That is what I loved about President Trump: He put these men first, he announced over and over, that they are to be cared for, that they deserved the money and care in every way. It was being done, buildings were erected then Biden struck it all down. Such a difference between administrations you can cut it with a knife. May we choose the right person to lead our Sacred Country, to be prayerful and not be led astray with the false media blaring daily of lies. Please everyone, pray, hear truth thru God, choose daily to strengthen yourselves to stand for what is right. I heard a group the other day, sorry as I was driving and listening to a radio talk show. In that a piece was played of this group saying "stand for what is right, stand with God, Pray, no matter what the evil administration says, stand for all we need to even if it takes being fired from our jobs, yelled at and more, we need to make a stand for America, choosing our leader, remembering God and this sacred land we live on..etc." I was so strengthened by what I heard and it filled me with hope. May we give others hope, we may suffer but it is like these military men who gave their lives, we need to take our stand on this soil. The fight is here spiritually, secularly, mentally, psychologically and in more ways, "we can win this." Otherwise we shall become incarcerated by evil by greed, power and control. Pray always. Navajo Grandma
Much love and honor to your Grandfather and the beautiful Navajo people who sacraficed for their country. Much love to you and Grandpa❤ Been praying for you.
Hi Amye, thank you for your prayers as we do likewise for you daily. We send our hugs and hope this day we will honor amazing military soldiers who give their lives or returned so wounded and striving to make it thru. Such respect. Navajo Grandma
And there were and are still many with such courage. Now we fight a different war here on the soil of America. It is Communism in our government. It use to be hid now they openly admit it. The usual is being served Power, Greed & Control!! It's a fight between good & evil. I pray we put on our Armor of God, that we shall win this war of all wars. It is like evil. Prayer is a great sword to wield. God is our general and we are his army. I pray we realize this. Man has become so fully carnal, cold hearted & angry & hateful. May we be found otherwise. Pray always. Let's win this war. Amen. Navajo Grandma
Hi Navajo Grandma, thanks for sharing this. At first, I did not understand why many American Indian tribal members would enlist in the US army since it the US government who was responsible for the many atrocities done to the their ancestors. However, it appears that they enlisted in the military because they want to protect their homelands and honor their warrior culture. Indigenous languages were so useful that it was used a secret code during the wars.
Respect to all who fought, died, and for those who suffered and returned crippled in many ways. May we stand each time we see them in public. Show them respect & honor. Navajo Grandma
I'm a 'puertorrican'...born in Puerto Rico. I feel native american people. I know my father was a descendant of native.. not from the USSA..but native anyway. My respect...
Hello Maribelle from Puerto Rico who is a Puerto Rican. Welcome and thank you for the comment that you feel Native American people. We appreciate your descendance and say, find out and research how you are connected as your are feeling this. Those feelings are not just feelings but there maybe a good reason for this. Navajo Grandma
Youre up early grandma, or should i say late? Either way Aho. Thank you for posting on such an important day. Many of us could never forget, still to this day jumpers shout Geronimo starting then. Japanese would cry Bonzia and die. This time our battle has already been fought and won for us, though it seems a losing battle, we still prevail without even being the aggresors. The tides have turned, so now the ships sail to us. All gave some, some gave all.
Words to be etched upon the WALL OF LIFE. We are now in a fight between good and evil here on our soil. May we be as courageous and win. I look to the CHIEFTANS when they fasted, prayed, pleaded for God to help them through. Now it is up to use to WIN for them as they never did lose, they win in us. Amen. Navajo Grandma
The results of these conflicts would be different without the code talkers and the bravery of these young men, no thanks can match what sacrifice they made. Go in peace.
Thank you Stephen. That was very kind words of Hozho that few hear and we have heard it this day. We all matter. We are in our own fight now and may we be as brave with courage to stand for truth. Navajo Grandma
I admire and respect all of the military men and women who have served during United States conflicts whether they bore arms or not! That is also the case for those who have lost their loved ones during conflicts!
Your words are kind and full of gratitude that few have anymore. Thank you for being human and with goodness in your heart to express this and well done. Axhehee. Navajo Grandma
Grandma sometime told me to come back here with you. Salute to your Father and my Father. I'm sorry for my absence but um back. Walk in peace and beauty m
Joseph it is your choice what you do. It is up to no one but you. Our lives are filled with choices and it is held to us individually. No one is here to force you, think for yourself and do what you believe is right with prayer and understanding with clarity. No one is suppose to be here. It is their choice. So use your choice. You don't need permission just do for yourself without announcement. Glad you are here. Navajo Grandma
Well that's true Grandma, but I'm not an idiot and it sounds cold how u reacted. Remember the people who have been here, supporting your beliefs and wisdom.
My great Great Grandfather was Cheif of the Creek Indian Nation, a confederate soldier her in the Oklahoma. My Great Grandfather was also Cheif and a soldier. My Grandfather and Uncle's all fought in the Armed forces for the United States of America 🇺🇸 im proud to say im part of this beautiful lineage i come from. A family of Warriors 🫂🙏 a family who believes in God. I thank you sister for sharing your story. You truly touched my heart ❤️
Goodness sakes I am moved by what you wrote. What a beautiful lineage and your ancestors too fought as well as other tribal members. Why they don't really mention these tribes as Code Talkers makes me wonder. I never knew there were other tribes involved. That is what happens. As I represented my Father as a Code Talker, I learned so much. We had a celebration yearly and at times other tribes come and join. I was so moved upon and THAT IS WHY WE, AS NATIVE AMERICANS NEED TO TELL OUR STORY AND STOP HAVING STORY BOOKS DO IT. WE NEED OUR VOICES HEARD. Thank you so much. Great comment. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Thank you so much Grandma for sharing this! I think about the Code Talkers quite a bit during the year and especially on Memorial Day. Had it not been for them, there is no telling what could have become OF the USA. I have visited the Cemetery near Window Rock several times. I've never seen anything like it. The cribs, teddy bears, and other memorabilia out there are so moving and special. I know there are stories behind every one of them. I just stood there in awe. Thank you again. There is nothing "happy" about Memorial Day.
Some celebrate their freedoms with family, some express humility, some are prayerful to God, some demonize our Sacred Country, some have tears at the sight of their American Flag or Memorial statues, some are listening to President Ronald Reagan who shared some powerful courageous emotional strength in being humble and grateful for what the military did for each and everyone of us. Back then there were those who defiled the flag, burned, stomped on it and more and President Reagans disdain was rightly so. He even mentioned these same disdainers aught to be sent to 3rd world countries and see their response when they return to American soil. I too have suggested that to President Clinton one day, he just smurked it off. I pray we never smurk off our Sacred God Given Country. My we place our hands on our hearts and swallow the lump in our throats or wipe our tears for those who gave their lives and fought and returning for some to deaf ears and sufferings. May we respect all of humanity not just today but always. We need to prepare for whats coming. It is now a war between Good and Evil. Here on this land May we win. Pray always. Navajo Grandma
Dear Navajo Grandma Hi from south Texas, we are enjoying re watching your videos. I am sending you some info on the Navajo code talkers and how there relatives/decendants are active in ham radio honoring them with an annual special event station in this hobby.. I am an active ham and have heard them on the air but as of yet have not had the honor of making radio a contact with N7C . I hope this and another gift makes it to you. The first gift is suppose to be delivered tomorrow from amazon. If successful I will resend the paper and pens . ya be safe, its a crazy world out there.
Dale thank you so much for being so thoughtful to me. I love your simple thoughtfulness, the gifts will arrive soon. I love you both and pray for you and thank you so much. What amazing people you are!! I love that you are an active ham radio person as many are trying ways other than a cell phone to make sure there is communication when and if things go way south. Thank you so much. Love from Navajo Grandma
I know but I dearly love the MicMaq Nation and I asked if I could use their honor song. Being Navajo Grandma I am on location amongst many Native Nations & share their war chants, their beautiful music as well. We all are one and we all have our War Cry, our Honor Songs and it all culminates that we Have Fought Together. Beside the Navajo War chant is so drone it wouldn't speak & feel like the Honor Song I used. But I see your point too. I almost used
I almost used the Sioux Honor Chant which I love to hear. Thus maybe to your it has to be Dine" we are all family Nations is my point of view. It was my call. I honor my MicMaq Family. I wish you could walk among, sleep among, be among all our Tribal Nations, I believe you would see a little of why I chose this Honor song. Axhehee. Navajo Grandma
I put him on the cover, he did well and sad how it passed on but we need to remember those who are all code talkers and appreciate what they did for all of us in America. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Memorial Day remembering and thanking all people that served in the military one day there will be no more wars and people can live peacefully in Jesus name AMEN🙏
You got it! So well said and appreciated. I feel it is the time that we are now finally speaking truths. I pray these truths, these ancestral ways bless and uplift mankind and to give counsel that no, we were not merely basket makers or wild nonsensical people, but we did truly contribute to life here back in ages past and thru out history and history yet to come. Thank you again for your kind & wise comment. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
I still missing my baby son he left us on December 26 2023 he served in Afghanistan front line he was with 10 mountain division of fort drum New York he was never same when he came home before he went he finished two years of college and some more when he came home even with lots of health issues loosing your child is hardest he was Purple Heart and thanks for all people that served our greatest country for freedom 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Wow, yadilah, how hard can that be?? I can't imagine how you feel. I tell God I pray for each child daily more often then breathing at times plus my posterity. It's painful to see their problems too. As parents we try to save them but they have to learn. Not always easy. But that emptiness you feel I can only say, you are a good dad. Your love is felt by your son in the spirit world. He in turn watches over you as you are his earthly father. It works both ways. The timing of his leaving seems unfair, hard as he sounds like he had PTSD as well. But, but he is happy. He is well. He misses you so much too. Again, tho he went before you, he is now watching over you. God's Plan no matter how painful always comes as a blessing. Continue to miss him. Pray for him. Pray for yourself. Remain a loving soul & spirit. You still have grandchildren I am sure, you are still needed. That's wonderful. Thank you for sharing your heart. Many have gone thru what you have. Keep walking in Hozho. The peace, beauty, balance & harmony. Smile & remain an amazing father. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma thanks for sharing I really appreciate for taking time to answer my thoughts I will definitely move on and remember what you said it means alot for I am 71 years old thanks again grandma and always be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@Navajo-man Nizhoni! You are a good man. We need you here and remember you are wanted and you matter greatly. That is why you are here still. Very important!!! Hugs again. Navajo Grandma
Dearest grandma, I wish you a happy memorial day. But is it really happy? It is a day to remember the lives and death of war and peac÷ that needs to prevail instead. I pray for peace on earth. Can we turn away from the blood lost and back and for fighting? I hold a vision that hearts can change and one day we can all be civil at least. What has to happen to try love first, what will bring peace. Killing will just keep killing. I pray for our leaders and for the soldiers. I pray that one day we will all be one in love. Maybe I'm naive and a dreamer. But war just keeps breeding war. If all hearts don't change, then peace will never happen. I am grateful for the soldiers who gave their lives in the wars they were in. It's just such a loss. Because of powers and hates. I am sorry for the lost lives. I pray for all hearts to become good. May peace fill all hearts on earth today. Much love and peace! Ruth 💖 💖 💖 💖
Ruth, your prayers ring thru each ear and heart of mankind who truly are humble and desire to raise the flag of those who died and even living in despair now and sufferings, may we stand and help heal and say a kind word to those who fought. Bless each of these men and women. Praying always with humility that we find ourselves in a fight too between good and evil and tho we may not have guns, we need to stand with our voices and prayers. God be with us. Navajo Grandma
All honor to your father and grandfather and all the native american code talkers, you really have a history to be proud of=) k`ad dine bizaad bihoosh`aa. =) ahehe=). hugs from me=).
@@isakmathisen-ov9oj HEY I LOVE NORWAY!! I had some foster parent relatives from NORWAY. They are amazing people. The lady's name and I will not spell it right "yer-dis" I don't know how you all spell it but she was a very beautiful person! She was a foster sister in law. Gorgeous people. Thank you for commenting on Navajo Grandma from so far across the Great Waters. I love you all and wish I could go there. Its like a dream of mine and also to go to Germany. Love to you across the great waters!!! Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma ohh thank you so much. Hope you can take a trip some day. its nice here in summer, eventhough the winters can be very cold, my relatives are from north norway we are sami people you know. i have always been interested in languages and learning from others cultures and that kind of stuff, its so much beaty in if we just learnn to see it History have not been nice to indigenous people , but you know we live in very diffrent wold now, so we need to embarce our cultures and take care, and maybe we can learn somethings from each other , we are all children of the earth you know=) take care of yourself and have a nice weekend=)
@@isakmathisen-ov9oj There was once a subscriber who shared with me her video of the Sammy people. It was rather sad and I was amazed that they had homes and used their tools so much like Native Americans. I was thrilled learning about them and to think this was going on across the great waters. Many people have asked me about them and I can only see such similarities. Apparently, also this person sent me a video of the Sammy people going to the Sioux and singing with them, being around there and how they had such commonality. Wonderful information to learn about other cultures, traditions and lives. Loved your comment. A long time ago when you wrote this but due to my life and taking care of gpa, and more I have't made any new videos but will again soon. Thank you for this lovely information. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
I love that you said this, so Navajo Grandma is defining this for those who don't know and will read why you said this. Thank you so much!!! "Semper Fi" is a shortened version of the Latin phrase semper fidelis, which means "always faithful" or "always loyal". It has been the motto of the United States Marine Corps since 1883, and embodies the Corps' values of honor, courage, and commitment. Marines use the phrase as a greeting, a cheer, or a call, and some say it's a way of life that goes beyond words. Love you from Navajo Grandma
Thank you, Navajo Grandmother, for all you share, all you have lived.
Thank you for being so receptive and yes gma has lived and I am most grateful for the wonders of life. Its all happened and now I am sharing and hopefully helping some of you on your road of life. love you always. Navajo Grandma
Thank you for sharing Grandma. My great grandfather, grandfather and many of my uncles fought in those wars also. Much respect, honor and gratitude to our relatives and ancestors who fought for us. ❤❤❤❤ blessings to you and your family. 🙏🏽
Yes, double respect, honor and great blessings to those of your family who gave their lives and for those who returned, God bless them as we all shall one day meet again with hugs and gratitude beyond our understanding. WE shall have tears of great joy. Much to look forward to. God is Good. Now we have a fight on our soil in America which is good vs evil. May we stand with truth and strength of prayer, may we choose our true leaders who honor God. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
If you want to rename any military base to replace confederate generals names. I thank any Navajo code talker name would be great.
I think these names will remain. Our respect is for all. But great comment. Great hugs. Navajo Grandma
Beautiful tribute. We owe so much to these brave code talkers,
Amen. Navajo Grandma
I'm sitting here in tears once again. What a beautiful tribute to your Father and to all the Navajo who served. It's my understanding that all the Code Talkers have been buried in the Santa Fe National Cemetery. That's where my Daddy is. He would be so honored to know he is resting with Marine Code Talkers who served in WWII. I've always felt a connection to you, but even moreso now that I watched this. 😢❤
This day use to be know as Decoration Day because everyone would go decorate the graves of fallen soldiers and family members. And although people still do this, the day/weekend has become a "fun" time to go camping and fishing and have BBQs and party. And that's ok, but we do need to remember...thank you for helping us remember the sacrifice made by The Few, The Proud, The Marines!🇺🇸
No greater honor can one give but to lay your life down for another. Many did and many returned. Honor is their name and many still suffer from the cause and effects. May we help them and ask for help for them as our government seems to have a blind eye. WE honor those who fight for our freedoms no matter what land we live on. Such good souls we needed in this time but lie in these cemeteries, we shall know them again. They are not gone, they walk among us and inspire their families and still care for them. Good men and women. Hugs to all. Honor!!! Navajo Grandma
Thank you Grandma for sharing about your dad, grandfather and your brothers. Our country probably wouldn't be what it is today if it wasn't for your father and his fellow Navajo Code Talkers. I had 3 uncles that served in WW2. One of the them was in the 3rd wave of D Day. Was a driver of the famous Red Ball Highway. He never talked about the war until Saving Private Ryan. Both my dad and stepdad served in the Korean wAr.
Courageous men and women that served in military defending our rights and for a better world 🙏 🌍🌍
GREAT HONORS AND GREAT MEN WE SALUTE THEIR DIGNITY, HERE OR IN THE SPIRIT WORLD, THEY ARE IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD FOR GIVING THEIR LIVES FOR ALL OF US AND OUR FREEDOMS. WHAT GREAT HONOR WE OWE. Thank you for this wonderful honorary comment. Hugs always to you. Navajo Grandma
Thank you all who served for this nation. My shi nali Ben Bainbridge did the south pacific theater ,my old man did korea as well as uncles and aunts .i lovethem all.
May we always salute them always. Thank you, axhehee and we know God holds them close. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
Glad your brother didn't have to go, my uncle did and came back in a box with a note from a "grateful nation". He was my grandparents first son after 5 daughters.
I had my draft card when the war ended, there were many of my older class mates who had been called up some never came physically or mentally
Vaya Con Dios to all who paid the ultimate price , may the others find peace
Its a humbling day. Remembering should bring humility but I don't believe this government we have now knows zero humility, reverence but just with a play of words. Pray always. Such respect for those who went and never returned, but are with God. Those who returned did return maimed and may we always stand to show our respect when we are in their presence. God bless America! Navajo Grandma
Your father was truly a great naa'ta nii. I will remember and honor him through your story forever!
He was and is a great leader, fighter, courageous, loved his country, loved the laws of the land & its great honor to be given such goodness. A great father "daddy" who afforded us opportunities for leading a good life. So exemplary. I miss his strength of character, personality, kindness to all, his great prayers, his respect for God and all given to him. Definitely loved us. Navajo Grandma
Sempre Fi, to my American Brothers 🇺🇸🫡😬💕
@@glennfoster2423 Humbly thank you. Navajo Grandma
YES WHAT A BEAUTIFUL EXPRESSION AND THANK YOU!! Navajo Grandma
Native Americans have been patriotic and courageous as American service men and women for several generations. We salute them!
Thank you much Richard. Happy words. Navajo Grandma
You are most welcome, and thank you!
Thank for this beautiful and patriotic message for today. I respect those that served, my own dad served in the second world war.I think it is time for peace as we are in the third war, that many can not recognize the war against evil. Our creator will win.
Melody, you spoke with perfection and yes it is now a war of good and evil. We all are enlisted no matter whom. May we prayerfully fight and stand for right, our flag, Constitution, Rights and all that is God Given. Hugs for an amazing comment. Axhehee. Navajo Grandma
Blessings of love and light, Navajo Grandmother ❤
Well said. Navajo Grandma
Navajo Grandmother thank you for sharing and honoring your family members this way with us. I’m US Army Vietnam-era Veteran myself and did Honor Guard duty near where I live here in the Pacific Northwest yesterday as well.
What an honor to hear from you. I salute your dignity for your service and thank you so dearly. I appreciate your rec eptiveness. Navajo Grandma
Bless them, I thank them for their service.
Yes, incredible respect, honor and may we do likewise in our fight between good and evil now on our soil. Pray always. Navajo Grandma
That was beautiful! Thank you and thank you to your father and great grandfather for their sacrifices. What honorable men! Thank you.
Thank you and thank you to all who fought, their honor is great. May we remember and honor the flag and all that this Great Land stands for. Let us show our allegiance publicly as well as in our prayers and actions. We are their posterity thus we too are honorable. Hugs with Honor. Navajo Grandma
Blessings Grandma. :)
Amen. Navajo Grandma
Thank you, grandmother may those that need to hear you're words hear them loud
Stay safe
Axhehee meaning thank you. Hugs always. I pray we all hear one another when we speak truth. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Wow that's amazing story! Your father sounds like a truly unbelievable man.😊❤
Yes my dear Tarrie. He was and he went through a lot as also those who fought for our freedoms. My grandfather stood before the Government as well stating the needs and trials of his people as he stated, "we sent our boys to fight for this land for this country that belongs to all of us, the lands you took from us, and our boys died and some of their bodies have never been returned and still land in foreign lands! Why are you not hearing our call for your help?" My grandfather understood war as well and due to this my father stood in front of the military board and demanded they take him instead of his son. He shared many experiences and he went prayerfully and he won. I honor my father. There are many heroic actions our fathers and male family members performed that we know not of, but they were honorable and heroes. What great Honors. The CHIEFTANS I am sure welcomed them into the spirit world with open arms and blessed them with gratitude as they too were our great Native American Warriors. So few honorable men now. Its time for the HONORABLE WOMEN to stand, its our turn to stand for truth, for all that is Godly and for what our CHIEFTANS DIED FOR AND FOUGHT FOR. We are the ones chosen for this day. You are one of those great granddaughters. I pray for you and pray you will take your place. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Thank you and I love how you realize the women are truly taking that place in the lineage of warriors. And yes the honorable males are few these days sadly. 😊🙏
Well pretty girl YOU ARE ONE OF THESE STRONG WARRORS!! KNOW THIS!! hugs. Navajo Grandma
Thank you for your service Gentlemen ❤.
I am sure everyone hopefully feel your gratitude, either here on earth or in the spirit world. All know. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
I have a picture that's over 100 years old of my great grandma's brother in his ww1 uniform standing in front of where they lived in Umatilla. They were members of the confederated tribes of the Umatilla and they fought for this country even though this country murdered our ancestors in 1855.🙂 Both my grandfathers served in ww2. My dad was in the Navy,my uncle is a Vietnam vetran,and my daughter served in the Navy.🙂 I honor there service.😊
Don't forget your ancestor PiuPiuMaksMaks as well. Thus great honorable fighting Warriors are in your family. What an honor and though they walk the earth or in the spirit world, they are Great in the Eyes of God and the Holy Ones. Their places reserved for them is greater than most souls. Thus you too are a great fighter too, and take the time to realize what greatness you too can achieve in this life. The daughter, great grand daughter, sister and auntie of GREAT MEN because you too are a Great Woman. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
❤❤❤❤❤thank You grandma
Always. Hugs. Navajo Grandma
Many members of my family have also fought in these wars. My daughter just got out of the military as an airman two years ago. She’s also a veteran of foreign wars. God bless our flag. God bless our nation. May we stand strong for this beautiful country we’ve been given by the grace of God.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤❤❤
So beautifully spoken. Hug your daughter or family for the service they have given. Thank goodness she wasn't in the jungles of the Phillipines with a machine gun etc. What she has given is honorable! THERE IS NOT ENOUGH GRATITUDE. Hugs! Navajo Grandma
You're such a good person and I thank you for sharing this video. Your words are great words of wisdom. Bless all that served in the military and their families.
Thank you for your kind words and happy that you are here with our Navajo Grandma family. Hugs to you from Navajo Grandma
Thank you for sharing grandma. You’re so sweet & precious I love you . 🦁🕊️🙏🇺🇸
You are so welcome, we are blessed to have examples of greatness, goodness, courage, respect and civility, with amazing humanity thru our parentage. Navajo Grandma
Beautiful, thank you so much.
Well the gratitude belongs to our fallen and our brave courageous military men. Without them we would not have what we do, even tho Biden is spiraling us into a deep sinister H-double toothpicks. Sad. Pray always. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Well said. I will pray.
@@cinnabun117 Prayer is a might sword sweet one. Love you. Navajo Grandma
Memorial Day...
I miss my Dad
My Hero
Our Soldier
My Best friend
PFC EUGENE H " DOG" UNDERWOOD
1918-1997
miss you Pop's
Love IVAN
God bless your dad. We send thanks for his great service. His love for you is so great Ivan. Thank you for sharing your dad and your love. Humbled. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Sounds like we both grew up listening to the horror stories of war...your Dad was right mine too he reminded me that there's so much opportunity in our great NATION so I didn't enlist...
When I stand before The Creator I will ask Him ...where is my Dad and where are my Dogs....♥️You Navajo Grandma ♥️🇺🇲🙏🗽🦅
@@EricUnderwood-v2x Actually sweet one, they are the ones who will be front and center to greet you. It is true. No need to ask. As life grows older and the experiences that I have had, many have died and returned. They have shared what happened to them, I died too but only was hovering over my body and told the doctor exactly what was happening. He was amazed. But for the most part, everyone who have died always have a family member and sometimes their animal when they arrive on the other side. No fear, just fact.. their recounting was so beautiful. So I have my dad, mom, gpa and gma, a grandma I have never met, Chogo our Palomino and Smokey our Australian sheep dog. So there will be quite a greeting. I know this isn't here or soon. Its a happy thought and we graduate not die. Life goes onward. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Hugs 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you, Grandmother I am also a Grandmother. Gratitude to your brave and honorable people who came to the rescue of South Asian and Western European peoples. When they would have been eaten alive by two nations that destroyed their own honorable histories in this war.
My grandparents lost their only son my mother lost her big brother and only sibling overshadowing all their lives until their deaths. Thank you, Uncle Hershel.
So many did give their lives & seeing such disrespect even in elementary schools where parents teach their kindergarteners to refuse to salute, or refuse to place their hands over their heart, or shout out awful words when asked to stand. Parents are at fault. One student said when I did a 3rd grader Navajo presentation. "You are so lucky cuz u r not forced to salute that rag flying on poles, you know the red, white & blue. I retorted, my dad, my gpa as Navajo Indians fought for our freedoms & yours, that flag you call a rag stands for all who died & fought for your right to go to school to learn, to watch cartoons, to play without fear etc. This child said I am told to hate America by my pare6, no one has ever said this to me. Thank you. I will remember our chat the rest of my life. Then this little one stood with hand to heart with a smile. Afterwards said, that felt so good!! Hugs. Navajo Grandma
Hello Navajo Grandma,
What an honor to have such an honorable Father in your life. I wish more people would realize that The Navajo Talkers "saved" America and thank God for your brother. I could go on and on about this subject but no bad words here. I am honoring your Father today for being a brave true warrior. GOD BLESS AMERICA!
Thank you again Cyndi. It is a life that my father gave & many may disagree that my dad shielded my brothers but for good reason. It was accepted & honored. Usually it was a dumb Indian during that phase in life, but I feel the Holy Ones blessed this recruiting office and my fathers deep concern as he himself was willing to take his sons place. Tho daddy was older he was a perfect shot and as a gunnar he did take many lives and this was hard even in the Army. Even as he prayed he was directed & protected which means to me he did what was required. I pray all men who fought are healed now & always. My prayer. Navajo Grandma
Endless Love and Gratitude for your service and sacrifices. ❤️❤️❤️🌸🌸🌸🙏🙏🙏
What an honorable comment, thank you so much!! Yes there isn't enough HONOR to give but thru our actions and allegiance to goodness, truth, integrity, prayer and being good citizens of this country through example. And so much more. What honor we give and again we shall see our WARRIORS AGAIN ONE DAY SOON. We are the posterity of such Honorable great men and women. Hugs and gratitude for this perfect comment!! Navajo Grandma
We/Me Thank You and yours for their service. I remember the fallen, damaged, Men, Women and pray that we do not need this at any time in the future. I salute you and your along with the ones thar did not return from Wars.
We all need to salute all who did die and those who did return and now suffering still. May we show our respect daily. Praying always for the welfare of those suffering from the ravages of war that we cannot comprehend only unless we too have been there. God be with us. Navajo Grandma
Yes 🇺🇸 my Husband & Grandfather & father & uncles, cousins and many neighbors Sons all fought in the Army Marines & Navy. I Salute them🇺🇸
Such honor to bestow upon all who served. Honor!!! Honor!!! Love as well with heavenly Hugs!!! Navajo Grandma
My grandfather who was Pueblo, served as a signalman in the Navy during WWII. He lived on the reservation in NM and enlisted as soon as possible. He served in the Asiatic-Pacific arena. He used to write letters to my mother from Guam and other islands. When he came back, he was never the same. He used to come to see her only once a year but stayed secluded. He never got to know all his grandkids. It was sad because he drank himself to death. War did that to many people.
Rose, this is sadly true. So many are still in that same place as well. None of us can imagine how horrific it was. Bravery, courage doesn't cut it, but one person does and it is God. Even those who suffer at times can't comprehend a God due to what they went thru, but some finally do. We need to pray for those who are still suffering. The Gov't doesn't care for them as they are the first to receive their care. That is what I loved about President Trump: He put these men first, he announced over and over, that they are to be cared for, that they deserved the money and care in every way. It was being done, buildings were erected then Biden struck it all down. Such a difference between administrations you can cut it with a knife. May we choose the right person to lead our Sacred Country, to be prayerful and not be led astray with the false media blaring daily of lies. Please everyone, pray, hear truth thru God, choose daily to strengthen yourselves to stand for what is right. I heard a group the other day, sorry as I was driving and listening to a radio talk show. In that a piece was played of this group saying "stand for what is right, stand with God, Pray, no matter what the evil administration says, stand for all we need to even if it takes being fired from our jobs, yelled at and more, we need to make a stand for America, choosing our leader, remembering God and this sacred land we live on..etc." I was so strengthened by what I heard and it filled me with hope. May we give others hope, we may suffer but it is like these military men who gave their lives, we need to take our stand on this soil. The fight is here spiritually, secularly, mentally, psychologically and in more ways, "we can win this." Otherwise we shall become incarcerated by evil by greed, power and control. Pray always. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma Amen
Much love and honor to your Grandfather and the beautiful Navajo people who sacraficed for their country. Much love to you and Grandpa❤ Been praying for you.
Hi Amye, thank you for your prayers as we do likewise for you daily. We send our hugs and hope this day we will honor amazing military soldiers who give their lives or returned so wounded and striving to make it thru. Such respect. Navajo Grandma
The fighting spirit of the original American warrior will never be forgotten, much respect to the creator from which him came.🤫
And there were and are still many with such courage. Now we fight a different war here on the soil of America. It is Communism in our government. It use to be hid now they openly admit it. The usual is being served Power, Greed & Control!! It's a fight between good & evil. I pray we put on our Armor of God, that we shall win this war of all wars. It is like evil. Prayer is a great sword to wield. God is our general and we are his army. I pray we realize this. Man has become so fully carnal, cold hearted & angry & hateful. May we be found otherwise. Pray always. Let's win this war. Amen. Navajo Grandma
Hi Navajo Grandma, thanks for sharing this. At first, I did not understand why many American Indian tribal members would enlist in the US army since it the US government who was responsible for the many atrocities done to the their ancestors. However, it appears that they enlisted in the military because they want to protect their homelands and honor their warrior culture. Indigenous languages were so useful that it was used a secret code during the wars.
Yes, we too desire to defend and even stand with our white brothers protecting our lands. Navajo Grandma
To many lives we're taken . To take the land but the land is the created .😢😢
Respect to all who fought, died, and for those who suffered and returned crippled in many ways. May we stand each time we see them in public. Show them respect & honor. Navajo Grandma
Letter mess up the creator.
I'm a 'puertorrican'...born in Puerto Rico. I feel native american people. I know my father was a descendant of native.. not from the USSA..but native anyway. My respect...
Hello Maribelle from Puerto Rico who is a Puerto Rican. Welcome and thank you for the comment that you feel Native American people. We appreciate your descendance and say, find out and research how you are connected as your are feeling this. Those feelings are not just feelings but there maybe a good reason for this. Navajo Grandma
True strength. A'ho
Amen. Well said. Navajo Grandma
Youre up early grandma, or should i say late? Either way Aho. Thank you for posting on such an important day. Many of us could never forget, still to this day jumpers shout Geronimo starting then. Japanese would cry Bonzia and die. This time our battle has already been fought and won for us, though it seems a losing battle, we still prevail without even being the aggresors. The tides have turned, so now the ships sail to us.
All gave some, some gave all.
Words to be etched upon the WALL OF LIFE. We are now in a fight between good and evil here on our soil. May we be as courageous and win. I look to the CHIEFTANS when they fasted, prayed, pleaded for God to help them through. Now it is up to use to WIN for them as they never did lose, they win in us. Amen. Navajo Grandma
The results of these conflicts would be different without the code talkers and the bravery of these young men, no thanks can match what sacrifice they made. Go in peace.
Thank you Stephen. That was very kind words of Hozho that few hear and we have heard it this day. We all matter. We are in our own fight now and may we be as brave with courage to stand for truth. Navajo Grandma
I admire and respect all of the military men and women who have served during United States conflicts whether they bore arms or not! That is also the case for those who have lost their loved ones during conflicts!
Your words are kind and full of gratitude that few have anymore. Thank you for being human and with goodness in your heart to express this and well done. Axhehee. Navajo Grandma
Grandma sometime told me to come back here with you. Salute to your Father and my Father. I'm sorry for my absence but um back. Walk in peace and beauty m
Joseph it is your choice what you do. It is up to no one but you. Our lives are filled with choices and it is held to us individually. No one is here to force you, think for yourself and do what you believe is right with prayer and understanding with clarity. No one is suppose to be here. It is their choice. So use your choice. You don't need permission just do for yourself without announcement. Glad you are here. Navajo Grandma
Well that's true Grandma, but I'm not an idiot and it sounds cold how u reacted. Remember the people who have been here, supporting your beliefs and wisdom.
@@josephschmidt4157 Joseph no one called you an idiot. It is that its all your choice. That is what was said. Navajo Grandma
I'm done here and I have nothing more to say to you.
My great Great Grandfather was Cheif of the Creek Indian Nation, a confederate soldier her in the Oklahoma. My Great Grandfather was also Cheif and a soldier. My Grandfather and Uncle's all fought in the Armed forces for the United States of America 🇺🇸 im proud to say im part of this beautiful lineage i come from. A family of Warriors 🫂🙏 a family who believes in God. I thank you sister for sharing your story. You truly touched my heart ❤️
Goodness sakes I am moved by what you wrote. What a beautiful lineage and your ancestors too fought as well as other tribal members. Why they don't really mention these tribes as Code Talkers makes me wonder. I never knew there were other tribes involved. That is what happens. As I represented my Father as a Code Talker, I learned so much. We had a celebration yearly and at times other tribes come and join. I was so moved upon and THAT IS WHY WE, AS NATIVE AMERICANS NEED TO TELL OUR STORY AND STOP HAVING STORY BOOKS DO IT. WE NEED OUR VOICES HEARD. Thank you so much. Great comment. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Thank you so much Grandma for sharing this! I think about the Code Talkers quite a bit during the year and especially on Memorial Day. Had it not been for them, there is no telling what could have become OF the USA. I have visited the Cemetery near Window Rock several times. I've never seen anything like it. The cribs, teddy bears, and other memorabilia out there are so moving and special. I know there are stories behind every one of them. I just stood there in awe. Thank you again. There is nothing "happy" about Memorial Day.
Some celebrate their freedoms with family, some express humility, some are prayerful to God, some demonize our Sacred Country, some have tears at the sight of their American Flag or Memorial statues, some are listening to President Ronald Reagan who shared some powerful courageous emotional strength in being humble and grateful for what the military did for each and everyone of us. Back then there were those who defiled the flag, burned, stomped on it and more and President Reagans disdain was rightly so. He even mentioned these same disdainers aught to be sent to 3rd world countries and see their response when they return to American soil. I too have suggested that to President Clinton one day, he just smurked it off. I pray we never smurk off our Sacred God Given Country. My we place our hands on our hearts and swallow the lump in our throats or wipe our tears for those who gave their lives and fought and returning for some to deaf ears and sufferings. May we respect all of humanity not just today but always. We need to prepare for whats coming. It is now a war between Good and Evil. Here on this land May we win. Pray always. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma AMEN to every word. 🩷
@@laurafloyd6554 Yes. Amen. Navajo Grandma
I was a paratrooper w/the 82nd abn back in 73-76. There were 20+ Navajos there. This was during peace time. AIRBORNE!!!
SUCH RESPECT FOR YOU!! PEACE TIME OR NOT, YOU WERE WHERE AMERICA NEEDED YOU!! HUGS OF RESPECT, HONOR & NATIONALISM!! Navajo Grandma
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Love you too. Navajo Grandma
Dear Navajo Grandma Hi from south Texas, we are enjoying re watching your videos. I am sending you some info on the Navajo code talkers and how there relatives/decendants are active in ham radio honoring them with an annual special event station in this hobby.. I am an active ham and have heard them on the air but as of yet have not had the honor of making radio a contact with N7C . I hope this and another gift makes it to you. The first gift is suppose to be delivered tomorrow from amazon. If successful I will resend the paper and pens . ya be safe, its a crazy world out there.
Dale thank you so much for being so thoughtful to me. I love your simple thoughtfulness, the gifts will arrive soon. I love you both and pray for you and thank you so much. What amazing people you are!! I love that you are an active ham radio person as many are trying ways other than a cell phone to make sure there is communication when and if things go way south. Thank you so much. Love from Navajo Grandma
Thank you to all Native's of the United States of America.
I hope i dont offend anyone. The song should have been in the Navajo Songs.
I know but I dearly love the MicMaq Nation and I asked if I could use their honor song. Being Navajo Grandma I am on location amongst many Native Nations & share their war chants, their beautiful music as well. We all are one and we all have our War Cry, our Honor Songs and it all culminates that we Have Fought Together. Beside the Navajo War chant is so drone it wouldn't speak & feel like the Honor Song I used. But I see your point too. I almost used
I almost used the Sioux Honor Chant which I love to hear. Thus maybe to your it has to be Dine" we are all family Nations is my point of view. It was my call. I honor my MicMaq Family. I wish you could walk among, sleep among, be among all our Tribal Nations, I believe you would see a little of why I chose this Honor song. Axhehee. Navajo Grandma
Ok thank you for explaining it to me. I will respect it
Yes our most famous code talker of all. He suffered greatly though for his war time sacrifice. May everyone truly know how endebted they are to him.
I put him on the cover, he did well and sad how it passed on but we need to remember those who are all code talkers and appreciate what they did for all of us in America. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
May your younger brother's memory be blessed. יהוה give healing to your eldest brother. שלום
Thank you and yes it is weird to say a family sibling died. Its hard to conceive of. Sad but I know he is well. Gma
And to go back in time .standing tall. Cheif standing bear sitting bull ..
No one can wear their shoes or be like what they did and were. Great CHIEFTANS. May we do likewise. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma like l said before u have a wonderful gift with words hagonee ☺
Memorial Day remembering and thanking all people that served in the military one day there will be no more wars and people can live peacefully in Jesus name AMEN🙏
I love your hope, and your sweet pure heart and spirit. Well said.
Navajo Grandma
Happy Memorial Day. If people taught Natives were just husking corn and beading necklaces all day, they need to think about it.🎉
You got it! So well said and appreciated. I feel it is the time that we are now finally speaking truths. I pray these truths, these ancestral ways bless and uplift mankind and to give counsel that no, we were not merely basket makers or wild nonsensical people, but we did truly contribute to life here back in ages past and thru out history and history yet to come. Thank you again for your kind & wise comment. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
I still missing my baby son he left us on December 26 2023 he served in Afghanistan front line he was with 10 mountain division of fort drum New York he was never same when he came home before he went he finished two years of college and some more when he came home even with lots of health issues loosing your child is hardest he was Purple Heart and thanks for all people that served our greatest country for freedom 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Wow, yadilah, how hard can that be?? I can't imagine how you feel. I tell God I pray for each child daily more often then breathing at times plus my posterity. It's painful to see their problems too. As parents we try to save them but they have to learn. Not always easy. But that emptiness you feel I can only say, you are a good dad. Your love is felt by your son in the spirit world. He in turn watches over you as you are his earthly father. It works both ways. The timing of his leaving seems unfair, hard as he sounds like he had PTSD as well. But, but he is happy. He is well. He misses you so much too. Again, tho he went before you, he is now watching over you. God's Plan no matter how painful always comes as a blessing. Continue to miss him. Pray for him. Pray for yourself. Remain a loving soul & spirit. You still have grandchildren I am sure, you are still needed. That's wonderful. Thank you for sharing your heart. Many have gone thru what you have. Keep walking in Hozho. The peace, beauty, balance & harmony. Smile & remain an amazing father. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma thanks for sharing I really appreciate for taking time to answer my thoughts I will definitely move on and remember what you said it means alot for I am 71 years old thanks again grandma and always be safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@Navajo-man Nizhoni! You are a good man. We need you here and remember you are wanted and you matter greatly. That is why you are here still. Very important!!! Hugs again. Navajo Grandma
Dearest grandma, I wish you a happy memorial day. But is it really happy? It is a day to remember the lives and death of war and peac÷ that needs to prevail instead. I pray for peace on earth. Can we turn away from the blood lost and back and for fighting? I hold a vision that hearts can change and one day we can all be civil at least. What has to happen to try love first, what will bring peace. Killing will just keep killing. I pray for our leaders and for the soldiers. I pray that one day we will all be one in love. Maybe I'm naive and a dreamer. But war just keeps breeding war. If all hearts don't change, then peace will never happen. I am grateful for the soldiers who gave their lives in the wars they were in. It's just such a loss. Because of powers and hates. I am sorry for the lost lives. I pray for all hearts to become good. May peace fill all hearts on earth today. Much love and peace! Ruth 💖 💖 💖 💖
Ruth, your prayers ring thru each ear and heart of mankind who truly are humble and desire to raise the flag of those who died and even living in despair now and sufferings, may we stand and help heal and say a kind word to those who fought. Bless each of these men and women. Praying always with humility that we find ourselves in a fight too between good and evil and tho we may not have guns, we need to stand with our voices and prayers. God be with us. Navajo Grandma
All honor to your father and grandfather and all the native american code talkers, you really have a history to be proud of=) k`ad dine bizaad bihoosh`aa. =) ahehe=). hugs from me=).
Nizhonigo Yáníłti! Keep up the good work. You speak better than Navajo Grandma 👵
@@NavajoGrandma i will=) its a very interesting language to learn=) keep up the good work you too=) greetings from isak in norway=).
@@isakmathisen-ov9oj HEY I LOVE NORWAY!! I had some foster parent relatives from NORWAY. They are amazing people. The lady's name and I will not spell it right "yer-dis" I don't know how you all spell it but she was a very beautiful person! She was a foster sister in law. Gorgeous people. Thank you for commenting on Navajo Grandma from so far across the Great Waters. I love you all and wish I could go there. Its like a dream of mine and also to go to Germany. Love to you across the great waters!!! Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma ohh thank you so much. Hope you can take a trip some day. its nice here in summer, eventhough the winters can be very cold, my relatives are from north norway we are sami people you know. i have always been interested in languages and learning from others cultures and that kind of stuff, its so much beaty in if we just learnn to see it History have not been nice to indigenous people , but you know we live in very diffrent wold now, so we need to embarce our cultures and take care, and maybe we can learn somethings from each other , we are all children of the earth you know=) take care of yourself and have a nice weekend=)
@@isakmathisen-ov9oj There was once a subscriber who shared with me her video of the Sammy people. It was rather sad and I was amazed that they had homes and used their tools so much like Native Americans. I was thrilled learning about them and to think this was going on across the great waters. Many people have asked me about them and I can only see such similarities. Apparently, also this person sent me a video of the Sammy people going to the Sioux and singing with them, being around there and how they had such commonality. Wonderful information to learn about other cultures, traditions and lives. Loved your comment. A long time ago when you wrote this but due to my life and taking care of gpa, and more I have't made any new videos but will again soon. Thank you for this lovely information. Hugs from Navajo Grandma
Semper fi!!
I love that you said this, so Navajo Grandma is defining this for those who don't know and will read why you said this. Thank you so much!!!
"Semper Fi" is a shortened version of the Latin phrase semper fidelis, which means "always faithful" or "always loyal". It has been the motto of the United States Marine Corps since 1883, and embodies the Corps' values of honor, courage, and commitment. Marines use the phrase as a greeting, a cheer, or a call, and some say it's a way of life that goes beyond words.
Love you from Navajo Grandma
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🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🦅🦅👨👩👦👦 God bless all we have and may we remain humble and respectful, God bless America and our military. Navajo Grandma
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How do you say grandma in navajo
Shi Masani. It's not hard to say. Thanks for asking. Navajo Grandma
@@NavajoGrandma thank you 😊
@@celinalucero1709 👍
Keep learning. Gma
Ahehee ShimaSani
Oah and ahehee to you as well. Navajo Grandma
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AMEN!!! Gma
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OK. Navajo Grandma