Dayish also addressed the crowd of supporters in Navajo as he told them who he is, and how thankful he is.
Dayish also told the crowd that he has "nothing to be embarrassed about."
Dayish ended his speech with thoughts about how strong his faith is in the Native American Church and continued to thank his numerous family members.
"We stand for a strong faith," Dayish said.
The Shirley-Dayish victory celebration ended with the Blue Diamond Band continuing to play as Shirley and Dayish autographed posters and fliers and a few couples danced to the music.
Shirley-Dayish supporters ate cake and drank coffee until the celebration was over at about 11:45 p.m.
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(Navajo Times photo - Paul Natonabah)
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Dayish also told the crowd that he has "nothing to be embarrassed about."
Dayish ended his speech with thoughts about how strong his faith is in the Native American Church and continued to thank his numerous family members.
"We stand for a strong faith," Dayish said.
The Shirley-Dayish victory celebration ended with the Blue Diamond Band continuing to play as Shirley and Dayish autographed posters and fliers and a few couples danced to the music.
Shirley-Dayish supporters ate cake and drank coffee until the celebration was over at about 11:45 p.m.
http://www.thenavajotimes.com/nation.html
(Navajo Times photo - Paul Natonabah)
Please also read:
Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Site Rocks Begin To Speak By Dan Whipple
UPI Environment News
11-8-2
http://www.rense.com/general31/yuccamountainnuclear.htm