Mexico Institute

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Gov. Martinez y Martinez visits with Cherokees

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Holly Golah Gee Gah Gay Ahdahdohski (Winter Red Berries) Nowlin, Ray Wolf Warrior Vann, and Amy Brownlow with Gov. Martinez y Martinez discussing the beauty of Mexico.

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Brownlow, Sheron Rogers & Paula Nowlin discuss the events.

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Gov. Martinez y Martinez of Coahuila with Cherokee youths Charles Rogers and Holly Nowlin after receiving the medal.

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Cherokee Princess Holly Winter Red Berries (Golah Gee Gah Gay Ahdohdooski) presents the peace medal to Gov. Martinez y Martinez as Charles Prophecy (Adolayhoeski) Rogers looks on.

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Amy Doctor Bird Rogers and Mary Hummingbird Layton catch up on gossip.

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Wood and fiancée Amy Rogers can always be counted on to help with any Cherokee gathering.

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Cherokee Princess Holly Newlin shares a laugh with her cousin Charles Rogers and their grandmother, Catherine Newlin.

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Gregg Storyteller Howard introduces the Governor; his famous voice commands attention.

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Esther Hunter's Moon Vann greets Gov. Martinez y Martinez and welcomes him to Dallas.

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Amy Brownlow holds the audience spellbound with her beautiful voice as she sings the “Cherokee Prayer for Peace” in Spanish.

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Charles Ahdoelayhoeski Rogers and Gov. Martinez y Martinez seem to agree that the evening is a success.

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Cherokee ladies flock together: Sheron Butterfly Rogers, Amy Doctor Bird Rogers, Mary Hummingbird Layton, Holly Winter Red Berries Nowlin standing, and seated, Paula Nowlin and Catherine Nowlin.

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Joe Eagle Gentry painstakingly recreates Cherokee warrior face paint.

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Lari Choctaw Daughter and Gregg Storyteller Howard are always enchanting.

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“Study in Blue” Esther Vann, Judy Gentry and Amy Brownlow in Cherokee regalia make a lovely picture.

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Judy and Joe Eagle Gentry enjoy Cherokee get-togethers even more than fishing.

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After carefully studying research books on Cherokee face paint, Charles Prophecy Rogers chooses his design.

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Gregg Storyteller (Kahnoeheski) Howard and Ray Wolf (Wah hoe yah) Vann are obviously plotting mischief.

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Chuck Nowlin enjoys the gala while visiting the table of his mother Catherine Nowlin and Esther Vann.

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Sheron Kamama (Butterfly) Rogers presents Clara Hinojosa, director of the Mexico Institute, with a traditional Cherokee dance shawl.

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Amy Brownlow, Gov. Martinez y Martinez and Esther Vann after the Governor received the peace medal.

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Chief Rogers presents a flag from the Mexican Revolution to the Mexico Institute.

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Chief Rogers presented a home-made battle flag from the Mexican Revolution to the Dallas Mexico Institute on behalf of the Cherokee Nation of Mexico.