By: Sandra Watson

Sandra Watson — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 23:11:32 +0000

I have enjoyed your site; thank you. My name is Sandy and I was adopted at the age of 6 weeks. Lost my mother very young (I was 8). I was always told I was adopted, however it was through Catholic Charities in Odgensburgh, New York. I have tried several times to get ANY information and come up with nothing. I know my (or I was told) my dad was Mohawk and my mom was french Canadian and that is all I have except a name and I am not sure if I have it correct; Mary Jean Saber (Sabier, Sabar??? I lost both parents so I know nothing. I have always been drawn to Native American beliefs, traditions and animals; wildlife especially. I have been a volunteer for the state and federal governments for over 30 years. I currently am very infolved in saving and replacing wolf and wolf/dogs that people tried to turn into dogs. There is a group of us that work together up and down the east coast. I have no fear of a wolf at all; they come to me; they do not shy from me. I have had as many as 6 at one time. I currently have 2. I do not put them on show; they are not caged; they have run of 2 acres that is private and electrified; they were rescues; had I not gone to get them they would of been killed. They come in the house and they are both trained to a kennel; they sit down and come (most of the time). I also am a canine trainer; over 35 years experience. Well that is a quick background on me. I am and have been trying to find the symbols for MOTHER AND SON in Mohawk or Iroquois. Can you help me? Point me in the right direction; maybe there are none??? Any assistance would be wonderful and highly appreciated. My son wants to get it tatooed and I can not find it; or maybe it does not exists; at this point, if it is not available in Mohawk, Iroquois; another tribe would do.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful sight.
Sandra Watson

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