Margaret LeClaire Nordin my precious Auntie passed away last night Oct 25, she was 98. She is my mother Selisha LeClaire’s younger sister. Auntie Margaret was the last of her siblings. The picture below is her and her siblings. Now they are all together again forever. Grandma Lilly Felix LeClaire and Albert LeClaire are happy to have all their children together again. Rest in peace my dear auntie I love you. Say Hi to my Mother and all my family. My condolences to all of Auntie Margaret’s family.
She is the woman on the right 🧚â€â™€ï¸
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People have been asking me where this picture came from. It was an article the Circle Native Newspaper did on us. When we came back home to Mendota our ancestral home. Our families have been here for hundred of years. The article was called New Growth from Old Roots done in February 2000.