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To the people of the Red Lake Chippewa, Please accept my sympathy and condolence at the recent tragic events that have hit your nation. I offer my blessings to the families of the victims and the shooter, as well as the whole nation, as you struggle through private tragedies in the public light. May you find strength and solace in your community and your traditions and in the sympathetic support you receive from others. Peace, Frank B. Moorman Osio. We just read today of the horriable tragity that has happened there. We of the Americian Unity Council, send up our most heartfelt prayers, and well wishes to everyone concerned. In this time of uncertnty no one knows what is to happen. It is something that effects us all, as a native people as a whole, and as parents. We may not personaly know anyone there, but we all are family in this. Our prayers are with you all. Tormorrow our spiritual leader, and medicine man will hold a small prayer cermoney for the people there. Our love and prayers to you all. Charles Twodog Council Leader I know no one involved in your tragedy,but on this Easter Morning, my thoughts and prayers are with your community. May a Higher power help all to heal and forgive. I will enjoy learning more of our traditions by browsing the fantastic website, as I think more people should do. Teri LaCrosse, WI. To the Red Lake Community, I am very sorry about what happened at the Middle School but am especially sorry that President Bush did not give his condolences until 4 days after the shooting. For that one man, there are millions of people who felt the pain of your community. And I did not vote for him. I know you will gain strength from each other and your powerful traditions that will guide you through this time. My most sincere condolences to the men and women who have lost a daughter or a son, a parent, or a brother or a sister. I am a teacher and the idea of this happening in