Last Sunday Program: Remembrance of Old Times with Jimmy Timentwa

This September the Methow Valley Interpretive Center presents a very special Last Sunday program, Remembrance of Old Times with Jimmy Timentwa.

Indian Rancher and Methow descendant, Jimmy Timentwa shares stories from his mother, Julliane Michelle and father Alexander Jack Timentwa. His paternal grandparents were Louis and Rosalie Timentwa. Louis was chief of the Lower Okanogan. Jimmy has run his family ranch on the Colville Reservation for over four decades.

Jimmy shares stories of a time when salmon were plentiful in our streams, mountain goats were abundant on the high mountains and Indian people knew the right place, time and song for harvest of every root, berry and animal. He has never before told his stories publicly.

Last Sunday presentations are open to the public and free of charge, but donations to the Interpretive Center are greatly appreciated.

The Methow Valley Interpretive Center is located in Building #2 on the TwispWorks campus.