Comments on: First Nation’s Pride: an Interview with Ernie Philip

By: Della Fellhauer (LeBourdais)

Della Fellhauer (LeBourdais) — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 22:57:19 +0000

Thank you Ernie,
You are such a gentle and wise man, I first met Ernie in 1974 at Westsyde Senior Secondary School, our school had us 5 native children and all proud of who we were as native peoples. We were fortunate to be able to have Ernie Phillips sing and dance and perform for our school, What a proud and beautiful moment. He explained why, when, how and what he had accomplished thru performing fancy dancing and traditional dancing throughout the world, educating different cultures our native cultures. thank you for your contribution to the world Ernie, yourself.

By: michael zentner

michael zentner — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 16:48:57 +0000

guten tag,ich habe sie in austria(wiener neustadt) tanzen gesehen und sprechen gehört.ihre worte haben mich sehr viel gelehrt und zum nachdenken gebracht.es interesiert mich sehr die kultur der first nation`s von canada und nord america.ihre worte haben mich berührt .so habe ich mein leben geendert,und denke immer an sie und ihre worte. sie sind mein geistiger vater. ich hoffe es geht ihnen gut und sie sind grsund. ich habe eine frage an sie : da ich europäer bin,kann man im herzen trotzdem ein first naton native werden oder sein ?

mitakuye oyasin

michael

By: Devin Galaudet

Devin Galaudet — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 23:40:38 +0000

Hi Teresa,

I have forwarded your contact information to Ernie and hopefully he will get back with you shortly. I feel fortunate to have spent an afternoon with him. He is a very nice man.
devin
Editor ITKT

By: Teresa Padilla

Teresa Padilla — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 22:24:54 +0000

Hello Ernie, I hope he gets this message,I hope you remember me,its been almost 30yrs.I was internet surfing and found your name to my surprise came up and Mr. Ernie Philips.WOW….anyway I hope you can write me back and tell me how you doing etc….talk to you later .Sincerely, Teresa (Nez Perce tribe)

By: Happy Thanksgiving from ITKT » ITKT

Happy Thanksgiving from ITKT » ITKT — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 21:20:15 +0000

[...] and celebrate the North American Indian peoples. For starters, take a look at my interview with Elder Ernie Philip of the Little Shuswap people of British Columbia, and have a Happy and Delicious [...]

By: Doris Peterson

Doris Peterson — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 20:07:49 +0000

Good Day
My name is Doris Peterson and I am Ernie Philip’s personal assistant and we are working on a website for Ernie – http://www.erniephilip-dancingbear.com and we are looking for articles, pictures and any other information that others may have gather over the years about Ernie. I am hoping that you will send us a copy of this article and any others that you may have, and allow us the privilage to put this article on the website. The website is not up and running at this time but will be shortly.

Thank you for considering our website for Ernie.
Doris Peterson
Personal Assistant
Ernie Philip

dorisp@lakecable.ca

By: Devin Galaudet at In the Know Traveler

Devin Galaudet at In the Know Traveler — Sat, 20 May 2006 00:58:33 +0000

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