Larry Pun Plamandon,

Story Teller, Ottawa Tribe, Grand River Band
 

July 31, 11am   Lakeshore Interfaith Institute
6676 122nd Ave Ganges Mi    269 543 3951
 

Larry is a noted story teller of Native American Wisdom Stories. At 11am he will tell some of the Creation and Wisdom stories that have formed the oral tradition of the Annishnabe people of the Great Lakes  region for many centuries. There will be opportunities for questions.  
He has published a memoir, entitled, Lost From The Ottawa; The Story of the Journey Back.
 

Due to various circumstances, Mr. Plamandon was separated from his Native American parents and heritage at birth, but through a fascinating and perilous route, eventually finds his way back. The more famous persona in the memoir include Eldridge Cleaver, Allen Ginsburg, William Kunsler, various hippies, several Black [and White] Panthers and ultimately, a great Ottawa spiritual leader, Lewis Sawaquat, who, through a Vision Quest, reintroduced Larry to his Native American Spiritual heritage.
 

At noon, an interfaith worship service will follow Mr. Plamandon's presentation

At 2pm, after a potluck lunch, Larry will read from and sign copies of his book.
All are welcome!