Pen Pal Project

The following organizations and people need to be acknowledged for their generosity, commitment and continued support of this unique initiative. They are listed in no particular order as all played key roles in the success of the gathering of pen pals. To start the day we had special contributions from teachers and students, they are; Brenden Hill (Emily C. General School), Mrs. Deborah Hill’s (Oliver M. Smith Kawenni:io School) Grade 3 class and Ms. Sonja Krawesky’s (St. Patrick’s Catholic School) Grade 3 class. We would like to thank all teachers and students who participate throughout the year to make this event happen. Gratitude goes to;

The Pen Pal Planning Committee, Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation, Ontario Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs, Grand Erie District School Board, Grand Erie Elementary Teacher’s Federation, Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Canada, United Way-Brant, OPG-Ontario Power Generation, That Crafty Sew and Sew, Stoney Creek Battlefield House Park and Museum staff and volunteers (Susan Ramsey, and  Marnie), Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Steve Martin, Jeff Cooper), Hamilton Police Service, Ontario Provincial Police (Phil Carter), Six Nations Legacy Consortium (Rick Hill, Keith Jamieson) Sabrina Saunders, Ralph Luimes (H-N Credit Union), Haldimand-Norfolk REACH, Ganohkwra Sra, Ontario Early Years, Stoneridge Children’s Centre, J.C. Hill/Jamieson School Social Singers and Dancers, Reztore Pride, Tribal Vision Dance Group, Woodland Cultural Centre, Parks Canada, Turtle Island Conservation, Dianne Woods and Ian Harper, Scott’s Canada (Delhi), RONA (Simcoe), TSC (Simcoe), Simcoe Composite School, Daniel Dancer, Scott Miller, Scot Cooper, Leslie Cochran, Catherine Jamieson, Roxanne Wilkieson, Sonya Green, Anuva Swift, Constance Harvey, Ashley Maracle, Andrea Hill, Tabby Hill, Andrea Davis, Deneen Montour, Caroline VanEvery-Albert, Troy Hill.