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Brown and McGlaun Family. The Generations of The Browns. Tinas Page Family Reunions. Family CrestCoat of Arms. A Piece of MyVillage, African Art Store. I need all family members to send me photos by email if able. Format them as jpg. I need all James members and names to create a page for you. Joe James let everyone known. Thank you in advance for your intrest in our site. Rickie P. Brown Sr. This site is dedicated to the memory of Idawesa Griswold. The keeper of our family records.PARSED CONTENT
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A Place to gather and smell the flowers. Native American Code of Ethics. NATIVE AMERICAN CODE OF ETHICS. Give thanks to the Creator each morning upon rising and each evening before Sleeping. Seek the courage and strength. To be a better person. Showing respect is a basic law of life. Respect the wisdom of people in council. Once you give an idea it no longer belongs to you, it belongs to everyone. Be truthful, at all times. Always treat your guests with honour and consideration.
The Butiers sold the restaurant io 2003 to Tom Shaver. Tom was in the hospitality industry for 20 years and helped to continue the great success Village Cafe had already achieved. The restaurant went on to be a staple in Fayette County until June 20th, 2008 when they decided to shut the doors and move on to other ventures.